[Fifty3bags]

Originally Posted by Digitalize

You could do that, you shouldn't really need to raise the top mount though unless you're using coilovers that aren't designed to go low, in which case I'd say it would be a better choice to change to some that were than raise the top mount.

I probably wouldn't cut the top off and weld a new plate in when you could just cut the existing tower and weld a strengthening plate on top, just seems like extra work for no real benefit, it would look identical.

The reason why he's thinking of doing that is because the airlift front kits don't really go as low as people want. It's hard to get fender to lip on the e9x body. Edit: I realized you were talking about coilovers, but this would help people on airlift front struts.

I would think that would be the way to go GabeS

[330xtrai]

someone buy these or trade me for a set

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1352616

[Nicke]

Originally Posted by Nicke

Just shot a short vid of my rear wheels movement on a bad bumpy road. Setup is not agressive stance but somewhat flush. Rear fenders are not rolled. Setup specs in video.

And a video of the front. Thinking about going lower but now it is very (hard) driveable even on bad roads.

Pics (rears now have 16mm spacers as in the video of rear and fenders are slightly rolled...) No scraping at all.

[335REGULATION]

Originally Posted by Nicke

And a video of the front. Thinking about going lower but now it is very (hard) driveable even on bad roads.

Pics (rears now have 16mm spacers as in the video of rear and fenders are slightly rolled...) No scraping at all.

What a beauty

[Benskett]

I don't, mainly because I like the car to be driveable & I play drums, the additional weight in my E91 would make it drag on the floor!

[hybrid90]

Factory BBS Style 230 wheels
19x8 et37 w/10mm spacers up front
19x9 et39 w/5mm spacers in the rear
Factory Bridgestone RFTs
Eibach Pro Kit
Koni Str.t dampers on all four corners

[Youngjnr]

Originally Posted by hybrid90

Factory BBS Style 230 wheels
19x8 et37 w/10mm spacers up front
19x9 et39 w/5mm spacers in the rear
Factory Bridgestone RFTs
Eibach Pro Kit
Koni Str.t dampers on all four corners

Do you rub I've got same setup without spacers

[Doonagoowin]

Getting back into it. Car's at the body shop now.
Nothing too wild, but at least the fenders will be clean again.
Need install/paint on the kit, rebuild the wheels, and play with fitment.

[hybrid90]

@ Youngjnr:

No. I was running 10mm spacers in the back and was rubbing, so I dropped down to 5mm and haven't rubbed since. But I think that's because the RFT's are rounded on the sides. If I went to another tire, I'd prob rub.

[Doonagoowin]

So that's 19x12 +22 in the back... Hmmm

[Tony335i_]

Originally Posted by Doonagoowin

So that's 19x12 +22 in the back... Hmmm

What Wheels?

[Doonagoowin]

Originally Posted by Tony335i_

What Wheels?

DPE RFK's. I think they're called AR25 now

[TROSEKREW]

godt damn boi those fenders are ugly

[Tony335i_]

Originally Posted by Doonagoowin

DPE RFK's. I think they're called AR25 now

Where'd you order them from? From the website it self? Those look gorgeous

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Just wrapped my bagged 08 E92 N54 335xi





3M 1080 series gloss white with gold flake GP240
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19" VMR v705s, 8.5 et35 9.5 et33
Hankook Ventus V12 Evo2 225/35/19 255/30/19

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[carsonc10]

Still needs to go lower. Working on rolling the fenders

[thirdlobe]

Has anyone got these specs to fit on an LCI 335i e90? After all this reading, trying to figure out fitment differences between all the chassis, now I have to also calculate for the LCI being 8mm wider wheel base. UGH!!!

Wheels:
19x9.5ET35 in the front and 19x11 ET35 in the rear

Tires/Tyres:
225/35 front and 265/30 rear

All four corners will be rolled but not pulled. At first I was going with air suspension but I may end up on Broadways with M3 arms in the front and camber arms in the rear.

TIA, Phil

[dragazn]

Originally Posted by thirdlobe

Has anyone got these specs to fit on an LCI 335i e90? After all this reading, trying to figure out fitment differences between all the chassis, now I have to also calculate for the LCI being 8mm wider wheel base. UGH!!!

Wheels:
19x9.5ET35 in the front and 19x11 ET35 in the rear

Tires/Tyres:
225/35 front and 265/30 rear

All four corners will be rolled but not pulled. At first I was going with air suspension but I may end up on Broadways with M3 arms in the front and camber arms in the rear.

TIA, Phil

With ET35 in the rear you can go to 275/30/19. You are very safe

[thirdlobe]

Originally Posted by dragazn

With ET35 in the rear you can go to 275/30/19. You are very safe

Thanks! I was a bit worried because of the high offset, wheel to shock space and fender to tire. I didnt know if I could throw enough camber and have enough clearance inside on the LCI.

[Digitalize]

That's the exact same spec as you were talking, but with 235/275 on, and air. You'd need to roll/camber your rears more than mine as I'm Pre-LCI and it literally just misses the rear arch, but rubs on the inner slightly.

[thirdlobe]

Originally Posted by Digitalize

That's the exact same spec as you were talking, but with 235/275 on, and air. You'd need to roll/camber your rears more than mine as I'm Pre-LCI and it literally just misses the rear arch, but rubs on the inner slightly.

Same specs because of same wheels...

Thank you! I will be on 225/265 so I hope that will help it all clear.

[Digitalize]

Originally Posted by thirdlobe

Same specs because of same wheels...

Thank you! I will be on 225/265 so I hope that will help it all clear.

I did wonder since the specs were identical. Had mine a little while now, just swapped to a production set! Still haven't seen another E9x with a set on even though you guys have had them for about a month on full release.

Because of the stretch the clearance issues are the actual rim itself, so tyre size makes no difference.