viceroy666
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How old is your springs and shocks? Contact me at 96322170. Thanks
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FS: E39 Sachs Sporting Kit springs and shocks
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Hi if it can be used for a e38 plse sms me at 97398264 also plse let me know the age, thanks.
Hi black_cat,
I too had 18" wheels on my previous 528i. I never found the ride to be harsh or uncomfortable with this set of springs and shocks. These are sports shocks, not racing shocks.
With the stock springs and shocks put back in before I sold the car, I found the ride to be much too soft and uncontrolled, almost pillowy.
I too had 18" wheels on my previous 528i. I never found the ride to be harsh or uncomfortable with this set of springs and shocks. These are sports shocks, not racing shocks.
With the stock springs and shocks put back in before I sold the car, I found the ride to be much too soft and uncontrolled, almost pillowy.
Thanks 6spdman.
Two last questions - I forgot to mention that i am on staggered 18" rim. With the lowering , it it rub against the fender, during normal rider as well as over humps?
How long these springs and stocks will last and how long you have them?
Thanks, btw, my mobile is 9799.8188. How about yours?
Two last questions - I forgot to mention that i am on staggered 18" rim. With the lowering , it it rub against the fender, during normal rider as well as over humps?
How long these springs and stocks will last and how long you have them?
Thanks, btw, my mobile is 9799.8188. How about yours?
AC Boy
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Hi Black Cat, I'm running on my 2nd set of Sachs. Don't worry about the feel of being too harsh, ride comfort will be acceptable. Of course compare to stock, you'll find abit noiser from the rubbers. You'll feel more grippy in terms of road handling, car will look and sit swee swee after lowering with about 11/2 fingers all round, doubt it'll rub the fender if you're on off-set. In terms of life span, it depends on driving habits. Normal driving should last abt max 2 yrs+, if you play once in awhile, should last you 11/2 - 3/4yrs. You'll be able to tell when time is up coz your ride will feel 'softer' & 'bouncier'. But if you're into taking hard/sweeping corners, tracking etc, go with PSS9 + ARB a must. Happy modding & good luck on your buy.black_cat said:
Hello AC Boy,
Thanks for the additional inputs. Very concern about ride comfort because wife and two kids usually take the back seat. With the 18", already quite noisy but like the profile of BM when it is lowered. Very chio.
Seriously considering the offer from 6spdman. Thought of getting a new set but maybe should try out a pre-owned first.
Regards,
Thanks for the additional inputs. Very concern about ride comfort because wife and two kids usually take the back seat. With the 18", already quite noisy but like the profile of BM when it is lowered. Very chio.
Seriously considering the offer from 6spdman. Thought of getting a new set but maybe should try out a pre-owned first.
Regards,
AC Boy
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K, let me know if you like to take a look at my set-up anytime. Cheers![/quote]blackbmw said:
Ya take a look, yesterday we looking for you whole nite. end of OT.
:errr:[/quote]Bru, paisei. Btw don't forget to check your suspension, see where the sound came from. Your new rims
CoolBlue6699
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Re: FS: E39 Sachs Sporting Kit springs and shocks
Is this the sachs sport spring set?? still available?? number of mths on it?? call/msg me to deal, thanks. 97436699
6spdMan said:
Is this the sachs sport spring set?? still available?? number of mths on it?? call/msg me to deal, thanks. 97436699
T6
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black_cat said:
Bro,
My staggered rims set-up ok with front passengers only. But when I take 2 more passengers at the back, I get some rubbing so I went down to Ah Lye and got my rear fenders rolled. Easy 30mins job at $50. Now peace of mind. So dun worry abt rubbing of fenders, juz get your fenders rolled. There is no harm to the chassis at all. Ah Lye has a special equipment for that job.
