[BlackMountainMotorworks]

My car shows up Saturday, Rotiforms show up tomorrow and my Burger package is lost in a UPS truck somewhere in this snow so maybe tomorrow. My car will be stock for maybe twenty four hours after delivery.

Car: Black on black 2009 335i sedan with Sport pkg, nav, M Sport suspension, hi-fi sound and only 33k miles.

Wheels: Rotiform cast INDs front-19x8.5 et30 after a 15mm spacer Rear-19x10s et25 no spacer.

Tires: Toyo Proxes 4 Plus 235/35 and 265/30

Burger goods: JB4, catch can, DCIs


Finally my question, will H&R Sport springs be worth it or are my gaps going to be okay with the M Sport suspension?

[Alohaaaaa]

From what I've heard H&R's don't do much with the sport suspension. The ones for the non sport (like mine) cars drop them a fair bit.

[BlackMountainMotorworks]

And the M Sport suspension is even a touch lower than the Sport right?

[Dylanize]

Coilovers.

[notnow]

M-sport suspension = sport suspension with VERY slightly shorter bumpstops and VERY slightly thicker sway bars.

H&R sport gets rid of 90% of the wheel gap in the front, and tucks a bit of tire in the back.

With M-sport suspension, you will have huge wheel gaps like the normal sport suspension.

[BlackMountainMotorworks]

So order them is what you're saying? :-) thank you

[notnow]

Not exactly what I'm saying because I really wished the front would be 1/4" lower so it can tuck the same amount of tires as the rears.

But other than that, everything else is perfect.

[BlackMountainMotorworks]

Tein springs might do that. They say 1.4 in front and 1.2 in the rear versus 1.3 and 1.2 for the H&Rs.

[brewnami]

Coilovers.

[BlackMountainMotorworks]

I'm not ready to drop $2k on the suspension. I can still sell at a profit right now most likely.

[TylerJamesInc]

Coilovers or leave it- just my two.