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      03-04-2007, 04:03 PM   #1
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H&Rs on Sports 335 E90

I know its been talked about somewhat in threads but it seems like everywhere I look at has a diffrent answer.


How much would the E90 be lowerd already having sports suspension if I got the


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Race Springs


Ride about the same?
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      03-04-2007, 08:16 PM   #2
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i have H&R race springs, and there is almost no wheel gap at all
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what are the differences between H&R springs and H&R coilovers? I know that the coilovers are adjustable, but other than that, is there really any difference? plus the prices are waaaaay opposite (spings are cheaper)
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what are the differences between H&R springs and H&R coilovers? I know that the coilovers are adjustable, but other than that, is there really any difference? plus the prices are waaaaay opposite (spings are cheaper)
springs are an easy way to lower your car, but without much concern for performance or your shocks. putting shorter, stiffer, springs with your oem shocks will shorten their life (by how much is a debatable topic, but most agree that the loss of life is dramatic). coilovers are shocks paired with springs that are designed for them ... they will far out perform springs. another solution is to buy a set of shocks a springs for a few hundred dollars less than coilovers. i always recommend coilovers. you bought a bmw, make sure if you replace anything, its better than what you started with!
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If thinking about coilovers, go KW
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How are coilovers adjusted?
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Take it to Creative since you are in SD

It is adjusted with spanner wrenches which loosen the adjustment ring that brings the spring up and down
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springs are an easy way to lower your car, but without much concern for performance or your shocks. putting shorter, stiffer, springs with your oem shocks will shorten their life (by how much is a debatable topic, but most agree that the loss of life is dramatic). coilovers are shocks paired with springs that are designed for them ... they will far out perform springs. another solution is to buy a set of shocks a springs for a few hundred dollars less than coilovers. i always recommend coilovers. you bought a bmw, make sure if you replace anything, its better than what you started with!
Well said
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Well said
+1...Couldn't of said it better myself but if you really can't afford coil's & you need to be dropped, get the springs in the mean time & put a little money away every month & upgrade within the year to some nice coil over's...

JUst my .02
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springs are an easy way to lower your car, but without much concern for performance or your shocks. putting shorter, stiffer, springs with your oem shocks will shorten their life (by how much is a debatable topic, but most agree that the loss of life is dramatic). coilovers are shocks paired with springs that are designed for them ... they will far out perform springs. another solution is to buy a set of shocks a springs for a few hundred dollars less than coilovers. i always recommend coilovers. you bought a bmw, make sure if you replace anything, its better than what you started with!

im with stupid.... J/K

but thats the whole truth right there
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