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05-21-2020, 04:13 PM | #1 |
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Bc coilovers damping
What is your dampening setting on your bc coilovers I'm tryna to test it out to find a good equilibrium. I've 2011 e90 335i
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I had M-Sport springs and b8 prior and i really like those spring rates i was wondering if swift spring offered ones for a coilover
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You have adjustable damping? Depends strongly on your spring rate, linear or progressive springs & ride height for what level of performance you want. If you're looking to purchase, recommend you give Jay a call at Ground Control - he'll deliver just about anything you want. |
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Is your bounce occurring at the rear suspension?
Does it still bounce regardless of shock damping setting? If so, the answer is to replace the rear upper shock mount with Dinan rear shock mounts. This will take away all of the bounce, hop, pogo, and slop of the rear end induced by the too soft BMW units. I go into details about it here... https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1024256 These Dinan mounts are the best $100 I have ever spent on any car. Monroe makes stiffer mounts for about 25 dollars. I haven't personally used those though. Just get the Dinans though and enjoy! Thank me later. Lol. Oh also be aware that, in addition to being a stiffer than the BMW mount, the Dinan also increases rear suspension travel quite a bit too. They truly tamed the ride motions in back AND ride smoother too. #win |
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