Im thinking about just going with a vert kit for my four door. Anyone think this would be a bad idea?
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getting good reviews about my car :D A lot of my friends cant tell its sitting like a rake right now either, the lower fender confuses them. also, got positive reviews about how they ride. Was told it was barely noticeable and i dont think my lady has noticed a thing about the ride difference (go figure). these get my thumbs up :up: and i finally scraped. caught my oilpan pulling into a stall at the car wash..
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Yeah How would a vert kit feel on a m42 318is coupe?
anyone?
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Originally posted by thebutcher37 View PostYeah How would a vert kit feel on a m42 318is coupe?
anyone?
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Originally posted by e30BMart View PostIf the vert kit isnt much stiffer Ill take one.. Did you get an answer for spring rate differences?
The vert kit (what I ran when I purchased) is stiffer in the rear. But also taller. Keep that in mind.Need a part? PM me.
Get your Bass on. Luke's r3v Boxes are here: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=198123
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Yes, running no adjuster will get you the width of the adjuster lower. Not much, honestly. Removing spring pads can also help this as they are close to a half inch together. Still, the rear springs from the JOM's are a tad high for early model cars to pull off well. The late model(s) I've installed these on have been just about perfect. If you're running stanced wheel/tire combo's it will not be low enough. If you're running anything close to a stock diameter and decent sized tire (read 45+ series) you should be happy with these and the resulting low.
In my very personal, biased opinion (read that last bit carefully as it pertains strictly to my own preference/tastes), the rear springs are inadequate for how well the front's perform/look. I would look into getting replacement rear springs. A 5" or 6" Eibach/GC spring in the 400lb-600lb range would do wonders.Need a part? PM me.
Get your Bass on. Luke's r3v Boxes are here: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=198123
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