FS: Two sets of lowering springs

[wkohler]

I've got a couple sets of E30 lowering springs available.

Set 1: E30 Intrax - $150

The rear springs say RAER so perhaps they were onto something.

Set 2: E30 Bavarian Autosport - $130

They're made in Germany, so you know they're good!

Thanks for looking!

[Stanley Rockafella]

do you know the drop rates on these?

thanks in advance

[bigswish04]

Are you willing to ship? If so is shipping included in the price?

[JasonC]

What are they for? 4cylinder? 6cylinder? Convertible? Non Convertible?

[unitt01]

whats the milage on them ??

[wkohler]

I don't know the "drop rates" on them, but BavAuto has advertised a 30mm drop on their springs (about 1.25"). Intrax are stiffer and should drop between 1.75" and 2".

I've never heard of it making a difference what motor or body style the springs were for. I do know that BavAuto doesn't have different part numbers for different versions of the E30.

I don't know where the springs came from or how nice the cars are, but they've been in storage for probably ten years in a rubbermaid container full of springs, so they have some wear from that.

Yes, I'm 100% willing to ship and it is not included in the price, but prices are of course negotiable.

[JasonC]

There are different springs for different applications.

I did a quick lookup on the bavauto springs.

SK E30C 016 = 325ic
SK E30 N16 = 325i
SK E304 016 = 318i

[wkohler]

Well, I did the same thing the other day and it put the same part number in my cart each time. Their website is garbage.

You can see in the photo that the front spring part number is E306 016, so a google search of that brought it up on their website that they fit M20 cars. I don't see anything about convertibles.

Looks like the Intrax springs are for E30 M3 and I guess 4-cylinder E30s based on something I found in an old post on s14.net They're the 20.1.003 set which shows non-convertible 318s (M10/M42) and The M3 for applications in the Intrax catalog.

[wkohler]

Both sets sold. Thanks!!