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      11-05-2014, 06:48 PM   #1
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best lowering springs for 07 328xi

Just wondering if anyone had a preference on ride quality or any other info about good springs for my car. I looked at eibach and teens but I would like the same ride quality just with that 1 inch 1.5 inch drop all around. I'm in gta if there's at good shop around or where to order online.

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      11-06-2014, 08:21 AM   #2
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I'm on eibach prokit made for 328i. I got 1.25" lower in front and 1" in rear. Rear was a bit too low for my taste (rake look) so my indy just added two 1/8" rubber spacers per side (made for e46 I think) in the bottom of the spring seats. Final rear drop is about 3/4" from stock. Look is perfect, I don't rub even with 12/15 spacers, ride is great (same as stock), the floaty feeling is gone at high speed, less roll in cornering and height is perfect for our winters too. Couln't be happier!

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      11-06-2014, 08:32 AM   #3
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Sounds like your a happy fellow great to hear that! Where did you buy everything that you just explained to me. I got a good mechanic I get installs for free so I'm not worried about what to pay a mechanic, just wondering if there is any site or store you went to I'm in the gta our winters are terrrrrible.

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      11-06-2014, 08:38 AM   #4
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In for recommendations, too. 08 328xi here.
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I bought locally cause even if price was slightly higher than buying online (somewhere in Ontario, but don't remember), warranty if needed would be way easier to deal with from a local store. The rubber spacers for rear were provided by my indy which are very knowledgeable mechanics for german cars. Glad to help.

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      11-06-2014, 09:23 AM   #6
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One last thing OP

I'm NOT on runflats. If you're still on them, lowering could mean a harsher ride...

Oh, and research about M3-Z4 bumpstops since our stock ones are too long if you change springs with stock shocks.
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