FS: Electrodyne Lowering springs

[rs4pro3]

For sale is a very nice set of Electrodyne lowering springs, these are also refered to as racing dynamic springs, but are made by Electrodyne for Racing Dynamics. The drop is 1.75" or 40mm all the way around, and are advertised as fitting fitting any E30 with 51mm struts except for the IX and M3.
Springs are in excellant condition, Asking $160 shipped anywhere in the U.S.

[rs4pro3]

bump

[JPbmw]

Bump for a great guy

[bimmer8604]

how do these compare to the "green" RD springs? more of a drop, less of a drop?

Kyle

[rs4pro3]

Considering I have the Greens on my car, I compared them last saturday and the sprigns are the same length, so I'd assume the same amount of drop.

[ehlpitel]

How many miles do they have on them?

[rs4pro3]

not many, I think they were on the car for around 1-2 years

[rwh11385]

Bump for a great guy

I agree.

Stu has a set of these as well.

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=47732&highlight=springs

I love the springs, I'd just like to know what they are. :P

They drop a little lower than H&R sports supposedly.

here is a pic (NOTE: Stu is on 205-50-15 undersized tires) And a heavy tool box in the trunk. There would be .5" less of a gap between the tire and fender, with the car having more rake, possibly the rear a lil proportionally higher.




And this is a great deal on springs!

[rs4pro3]

yep, here is a shot of my 85 325e with the True Green racing dynamics and no spring pads

[///M42 sport]

I"m interested in a set of springs except not sure they these are thiick enough for a cab.

[rwh11385]

I recently installed what I believe to be Racing Dynamic 'Blues' on my 318is. The springs exchanged hands twice, and were originally ordered for a '90 325iC. They are bright blue in color, say Racing Dynamics on them, but not in RD's font; instead standard Arial font.

edit:: ... there is a one number difference in the PNs between Ely's and Stu's, so who knows that that means

but if you refer to electrodyne's website, the springs are sold for "BMW 325 84-91, Cabrio 87-93", so the company intended these to be used for 325i's, 325is's, and 325ic's.

[///M42 sport]

Thanks, I'm interested then.

Also beside lowering are the RD harsher compared to H/R sports?

[rwh11385]

I'd ask Stu what the ride is like, and since your cabby would be heavier, they should feel even less harsh than what he thinks.

[rs4pro3]

A Friend who rode with me that had H&R sports on his car said they were stiffer.

[rs4pro3]

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