BC Racing 180mm/2.5ID springs 550lb/10k

[ZekeTheSneak]

I have two front BC Racing 180mm/2.5ID springs 550lb/10k. They were on the car for around 10,xxx miles before i swapped to the shorter 160mm. If you have BC coilovers they had 3 options for length in the front: 200mm 180mm and 160mm.

Asking 100 bucks

[e46s54dr]

Any particular reason why you switched to the 160mm spring instead of the 180mm? I may be ordering sone bc racing coilovers soon and would like to know. Thanks in advance.

[ZekeTheSneak]

Well I am running 16x9 with a final offset of 10 up front. Basically with them all the way down (shock) the adjustment collars would hit the tire. I would order the 160mm they will give you plenty of room for whatever you may want to run. If you have any other questions PM me, I've done my homework, these coils are the best design for going low and maintaining ride quality. I think there are different spring heights for the back as well. I went with the medium size for everything.

[e46s54dr]

Awesome information, Im going to be running 16x9 et8 bbs rs' up front so Im going to ask for the 160mm spring just in case. Thanks again.

[ZekeTheSneak]

bumpp

[constantPROj3ct]

are the pictures in your sig the e30 with those springs?

[ZekeTheSneak]

yes sir. Bc racing coilovers

[ZekeTheSneak]

New years bump, trades welcome and offers

[ZekeTheSneak]

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[ZekeTheSneak]

Bump, offer me things

[ZekeTheSneak]

BumP

[Jozi]

Slightly OT question (free bump though)

Would running with a narrower diameter spring solve the wheel fouling? I to have the same problem with my wheels.

[ak-]

Paired with my rears would make for an awesome budget coilover setup.
Just need generic front adjusters and you'd have a coilover setup under $300!

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=235647

[ZekeTheSneak]

No room so i ran a shorter spring. Problem solved :)