[venom_hvx]

Hello,

Hope you guys can advice me! I have an e90 with non Sport shocks i would guess, it have stock shock absorbers with H&R Sport Springs (they were already installed on the car when i bought it, so not 100%) and 18" wheels. anyway, i now spotted that the car is lower on the back right. The mechanic sayd it could be a spring that its not doing its job anymore.

I want to improve on car confort and handling, are the B12 Pro kit a good choice? I can get the kit for 650€ Inc vat. What you guys think?Will the car get a bit higher?i think its too low right now for my taste.
The car have 125k on the clock.


Thanks

[Singh_96]

b12 is a really nice kit, handling is a lot better and so is the comfort, handles potholes better than stock sport suspension, there's plenty of threads on it here just do a quick search

[venom_hvx]

Thanks for the answear. I want to know too how it will look on 18" wheels. Mine its too low for my taste.

[venom_hvx]

Heres mine, do you guys know if it will be higher, the same or lower than this?

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[ducatiti]

Installed a B12 exactly two weeks ago.. Here is how she stands now:

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by ducatiti

Installed a B12 exactly two weeks ago.. Here is how she stands now:

You've gotta give it 2-4,000 miles for them to totally settle.

[ducatiti]

Originally Posted by mweisdorfer

You've gotta give it 2-4,000 miles for them to totally settle.

Oh no... I'm schedule for an alignment tomorrow. Would it be too early @300 miles, two weeks after suspension install?

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by ducatiti

Oh no... I'm schedule for an alignment tomorrow. Would it be too early @300 miles, two weeks after suspension install?

No. Get the alignment.

Just re-torque the bolts in two weeks.

The suspension settling won't effect the alignment