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WTT: E90 lowering spring with stock spring.
- Thread starter shadow1
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my previous ride e46 cab is on H&R but also not so bumpy lei. this e90 de spring is realli worst. or maybe becoz of the tire profile. i m on 255/35/18 now.pengful;496659 said:Like that you call low? My H&R lagi lower but I love them.
peacockbass
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shadow1;496956 said:\
erm i waiting for someone to trade wit mi.
On my previous ride (Audi A4), I was on 18" wheels and lowered springs by Neuspeed. Like you, I got tired of them. Switched back to stock springs. But the car become too high, the gap was like one hand height, instead of one to two fingers. I thought the car looked weird. So, you might want to factor this. Maybe 17" wheels would not leave such a big gap on stock shocks and springs.
