pic request H&R race w basketweaves

[bastianshaw]

on a late model car?

[reelizmpro]

H&R race springs, extra rear spring pad, no pads in front, uncut with Bilstein sports and 15" euroweaves with 225/50/15 Falkens.

[bastianshaw]

H&R race springs, extra rear spring pad, no pads in front, uncut with Bilstein sports and 15" euroweaves with 225/50/15 Falkens.

thanks id like to see it w 14" weaves

[DrFraserCrane]

not races, but IE3's

no pads up front, both pads out back, drop hats up front, bilstein sports

[reelizmpro]

^ 318iS right? front would be lower on a 325.

[SimplyDope]

Best I have...318is which had blown Sachs shocks at the time (effectively bringing the front lower a little bit). Tires are also one size smaller than factory specs (regarding profile).

Springs are perfect for a daily driver. Too soft for anything else (mostly the rear).

[Northern]

325is, H&R Race, front spring pads removed, rear spring pads still installed.
Stock basketweaves, no spacers, 195/60/R14s

strangely the only pics I can find except for on 195/70/R14 winter tires:

[bastianshaw]

so this setup is totally streetable?

[Blackout]

so this setup is totally streetable?

Heck yes. Its fantastic.

[Roysneon]

318i with drop hats, no spring pads anywhere.

I'm on Bilstein Sports and it's great. Oh stock or blown out shocks it bounces and sucks.

[bastianshaw]

oil pan danger?

[ttrousdell]

oil pan danger?

If youre even mildly smart about where and how you drive your car there should be little chance to r3v the oil pan on this set up. I absolutely love it and I drive it on crappy nyc roads without much fear.

[bastianshaw]

If youre even mildly smart about where and how you drive your car there should be little chance to r3v the oil pan on this set up. I absolutely love it and I drive it on crappy nyc roads without much fear.

You running a skid plate?

[Roysneon]

I have touched my pan on something once on my m40 and I've never thought about the pan when driving. A plate isn't a bad idea, but far from a requirement with these springs.Konis or Bilstein sport dampers are highly recommended as anything "less" will not only not last, but won't keep the car from bouncing around due to under dampening.

[bastianshaw]

I have touched my pan on something once on my m40 and I've never thought about the pan when driving. A plate isn't a bad idea, but far from a requirement with these springs.Konis or Bilstein sport dampers are highly recommended as anything "less" will not only not last, but won't keep the car from bouncing around due to under dampening.

i thibnk the m40 and m42 have pans that sit lower