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07-14-2020, 09:14 AM | #1 |
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Anyone have bilstein b12 prokit with 17x9 rims? Do they fit with no problem and whats your tire sizes?
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I do, no rubbing issues to report as of yet.
Winter: 17x7 225/45/17 square Summer: 18x9.5 235/40/18 square
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07-14-2020, 02:02 PM | #9 |
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The Bilstein B12 Prokit actually used the B8 shocks........
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My 07' 335i dropped around 3/4" in the front, and only 3/8 in the rear with the B12 Prokit.....I wish the front would have dropped another 1/4".....but the back is perfect. Overall I can't complain......looks lower than stock but not dropped. And it handles great!
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i have bilstein B4 reguler suspension. i wanna upgrade to b12s but i wanna know how the fitment is with 17x9s also and will it be not troublesome
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Ride quality is a little stiffer than sport. There's a very noticeable difference from stock. Improved handling makes up for the uncomfortableness (which is really only uncomfortable on rough roads at lower speeds). If you don't care for spirited driving (which I'm sure is not the case), the B4s would be better suited.
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With the B12 Prokit, it dropped the car a little bit (see my post above), and the ride really firmed up. It's almost to the point where if I had to drive on bumpy roads all the time....I would say that it's almost too firm......but I don't drive a lot of bumpy rough roads. It's a firm ride, but not harsh. it's just about perfect.... I wouldn't want it any harder, or any softer. I'm pretty happy with the whole kit in general. |
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