TMS J-Stock springs $325 shipped

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  • TheFightingCPA
    Wrencher
    • Apr 2010
    • 246

    #1

    TMS J-Stock springs $325 shipped

    Tuner Motorsport J-Stock springs in like new condition. They have seen minimal use due to a bad rear wheel bearing on my car. I was going to use these for the track but will not be going any time soon.

    Same springs pictured here: http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html..._ID=TURNER3000

    With shipping these come out to $430, I'll take $325 shipped anywhere in the continental U.S.

    They are currently on my car, but I would only need a day to get them out and shipped w/ tracking number.
    WTT: 1989 325i w/ many mods for stock e28. Pm me if interested.
  • balbonrsx
    Advanced Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 171

    #2
    any pictures on how the drop is?

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    • TheFightingCPA
      Wrencher
      • Apr 2010
      • 246

      #3


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      That's with 225/50/15 tires. No fender rolling at all front or rear. It's decently low, but not low enough to the point that you need a skid plate.
      WTT: 1989 325i w/ many mods for stock e28. Pm me if interested.

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      • ZM Blue Devil
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        • Dec 2006
        • 13836

        #4
        these are great springs. GLWS
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        • TheFightingCPA
          Wrencher
          • Apr 2010
          • 246

          #5
          Yes they are, sucks I have to see them go. Gives great handling, reduces body roll a ton. $100 cheaper than new, and they are like new. 0% rust.
          WTT: 1989 325i w/ many mods for stock e28. Pm me if interested.

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          • RobertK
            Kicked cancer's ASS.
            • Jun 2005
            • 5864

            #6
            Do know which spring rates?

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            • KenC
              King of Kegstands
              • Oct 2003
              • 14396

              #7
              These should be paired with custom valved shocks/dampers, correct?
              Originally posted by Gruelius
              and i do not know what bugg brakes are.

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              • Erick
                Official R3V Drifter
                • Oct 2003
                • 11169

                #8
                ^ Yes.

                IIRC, its 600f/1000r (give or take a bit). Note that they are progressive springs (like most non-coilover springs), so that rate is only reached when they are actually under load.

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                ...one of the most hardcore E30's around. :D

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