[creativeautoworks]

As requested,

We will host a suspension GB for the E90’s with the two of the best in the business H&R and KW. Call if you would like a price on H&R coilovers.

The most popular spring in H&R's line-up, Sport Springs will lower your vehicle an average of 1.5 - 2 inches (depending upon the make and model of your vehicle) for a lower center of gravity, improved handling and a more aggressive appearance. Sport springs feature more control than that of the OE Sport spring, but is still comfortable for daily use. Sport springs are an excellent choice for street and occasional track use.

H&R Sport Springs E90 325i, 330i Sedan ~ (f) 1.3” (r) 1.2” **Part Number: 50490
$255 shipped

H&R Sport Springs E90 325Xi, 330Xi Sedan ~ (f) 1.3” (r) 1.2” **Part Number: 50494
$255 shipped


H&R Sport Springs E91 325Xi Sport Wagon~ (f) 1.3” (r) 1.2” **Part Number: 50494-2
$270 shipped



For the discerning enthusiast that wants the ultimate in performance and an aggressive look, H&R Race Springs are the perfect solution. H&R Race Springs will lower your vehicle approximately 1.75-2.5 inches (depending on the make and model of your vehicle) and should be matched with high-quality, sport-tuned shock absorbers. Camber correction may be necessary, for H&R camber solutions check H&R's Triple C Camber Adjustment Bolt application guide.

H&R Race Springs E90 325i, 330i Sedan ~ (f) 2” (r) 1.5” **Part Number: 50490-88
$255 shipped

CALL us for prices on KW coilovers!!! Prices are too good to pass up.

[D-Rock]

What feels nicer Sport Springs or Race Springs

[j28s]

What are the spring rates of the sport springs compared to stock? i.e. are they 100 lbs stiffer or more, are the fronts stiffer than the rear, or are the front/rear the same rates? I'm guessing dropping over an inch will probably add about a half of degree of negative camber. In any case, stiffer springs and more negative camber will help the cornering a noticable difference.

[chris]

sent you an email.

[creativeautoworks]

Originally Posted by paintball pete

What feels nicer Sport Springs or Race Springs

If you mean smoother and not as harsh a ride, then Sport Springs would be the way to go. Not that Race Springs are necessarily a harsh ride. Generally, customers go with the Race Springs because they lower the car more.

Sport Springs do not lower the car as much and the spring rate is NOT as aggressive as the Race Springs.

Originally Posted by j28s

What are the spring rates of the sport springs compared to stock? i.e. are they 100 lbs stiffer or more, are the fronts stiffer than the rear, or are the front/rear the same rates? I'm guessing dropping over an inch will probably add about a half of degree of negative camber. In any case, stiffer springs and more negative camber will help the cornering a noticable difference.

Per H&R, generally there is an increase of 25-30% over stock. Also, the front springs will have a stiffer rate versus the rear ones. Hope this helps.

[chris]

price on KW coilovers? var 1,2?

[tinster]

can you pm me prices on the kw and h&r coilovers plus shipping, to Texas. Thanks

[D-Rock]

Why would some one want such an aggressive ride ?

[jbl16]

Aggresive drop = aggresive looks, specially when mated with 19" or 20" wheels. Its mostly about the looks aka reducing the wheel gap.

[D-Rock]

Originally Posted by jbl16

Aggresive drop = aggresive looks, specially when mated with 19" or 20" wheels. Its mostly about the looks aka reducing the wheel gap.

Yea that’s the only reason I want it but when I talk to my friends they say they like the aggressive ride. Don’t really understand though

[creativeautoworks]

Originally Posted by paintball pete

Yea that’s the only reason I want it but when I talk to my friends they say they like the aggressive ride. Don’t really understand though

Some drivers just like to feel the road a little but more, also feel that they can maneuver the car slightly better with an aggressive ride.

[romain]

Want the price for HR and Kw coilover price.

[D-Rock]

What are the methods of payment ?

[KevinC]

H&R Race springs + runflats? Unless you drive exclusively on airport runways, pool tables, or gymnasium floors, OR only use your car for weekend track/autocross events, I HIGHLY recommend against this setup on your daily driver. If you do opt for it, be sure to order a kidney belt at the same time, you'll need it.

[creativeautoworks]

Originally Posted by paintball pete

What are the methods of payment ?

We accept all forms, CC, cash, check,

call me to place your order

[dme330i]

How long is the group buy running? Do you have 50490 in stock?

[BMW786]

Originally Posted by KevinC

H&R Race springs + runflats? Unless you drive exclusively on airport runways, pool tables, or gymnasium floors, OR only use your car for weekend track/autocross events, I HIGHLY recommend against this setup on your daily driver. If you do opt for it, be sure to order a kidney belt at the same time, you'll need it.

So would modifying the suspension with run-flat tires affect the ride that badly? I don't have the Sports package on my 325. I am new to all this modification stuff btw.

[D-Rock]

Originally Posted by creativeautoworks

We accept all forms, CC, cash, check,

call me to place your order

Is that # long distance. Also how long will it take to get here? Would like to order today.

[kt157]

Originally Posted by paintball pete

Is that # long distance. Also how long will it take to get here? Would like to order today.

the easiest thing to do is call. shipping depends on how much u want to pay. i dont think he comes on this site that much

[KevinC]

Originally Posted by BMW786

So would modifying the suspension with run-flat tires affect the ride that badly? I don't have the Sports package on my 325. I am new to all this modification stuff btw.

H&R race springs are VERY stiff for a street-driven car. Then factor in the 18" wheels & runflats, with their very stiff sidewalls, and you wind up with a car that's far more suited for track duty than street duty. The runflats are just one contributor to this situation.

[kt157]

Originally Posted by KevinC

H&R race springs are VERY stiff for a street-driven car. Then factor in the 18" wheels & runflats, with their very stiff sidewalls, and you wind up with a car that's far more suited for track duty than street duty. The runflats are just one contributor to this situation.

whats the spring rates for sport and race?

[BMW786]

Originally Posted by KevinC

H&R race springs are VERY stiff for a street-driven car. Then factor in the 18" wheels & runflats, with their very stiff sidewalls, and you wind up with a car that's far more suited for track duty than street duty. The runflats are just one contributor to this situation.

oh I see. Thanks for the info.