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Selling 1 day old H&R sport spring for E90
- Thread starter tatafish
- Start date
E92-Lighting
Well-Known Member
good springs for the price, how come give up so fast
acupunch
Well-Known Member
from my experience even you don't track your car. coilover its good choice for handling mods. from what i observed in forum many who upgrade to lower spring change their system 1-2yrs due to wear and tear of the absorber not the lowering spring. but not the case for coilover user. go straight to coilover if your budget allows. you will love it.
wt_know
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if you are very fussy on performance and height adjustment to get the slam down look you wish for, go with coilover.
if you are looking for an affordable way to lower your car and don't mind on other things, go with lowering spring (assuming stock shock can tahan for 1.5-2yrs?)
to each its own
