[BM3Rrrr]

I have the Eibach Pro Kit / Koni yellows installed on my e90 (pre-lci)
The rear seems to sit ok but I feel the front isn't quite low enough.

Was wondering if there was anything I could do to drop the front a bit more.

Cheers

[alfazrus]

Most of the time, they need some time to settle. If it's still not low enough for you, try front lowering perch.

[feuer]

is 320i so it might not drop on the front at all especially if you have the wrong parts.

Info direct from Eibach:

335d PN- E10-20-014-13-22
Lowering 30 mm -Axle Load FA to 990 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

335i PN-E10-20-014-13-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 990 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

330D PN-E10-20-014-13-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 990 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

330i PN-E10-20-014-12-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 930 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

325D PN-E10-20-014-13-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 990 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

325i PN-E10-20-014-12-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 930 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

320D PN-E10-20-014-12-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 930 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg

320i PN-E10-20-014-12-22
Lowering 30 mm Axle Load FA to 930 kg, Axle Load RA to 1090kg



http://www.e90post.com/forums/showpo...7&postcount=48

[Fred_Boosted]

My E92 335i has M sport package, the eibach pro + Koni FSD only drop the car a tiny bit, almost undetectable.

[Volasko]

I thought the same thing when I first got my springs. After a few months they definitely did settle. One of my roller pics in my garage shows my drop after it has settled (the rest of the pics were on the OEM sport springs).

[NewToBeamer]

supreme spring perch drops the car a few more mm's in the front for a considerably low price