how low is too low?

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  • Van Westervelt
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    20% carbon non metallic tint

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  • turnip82
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    lol its like my twin i have black basketweaves on mine. how dark is that tint its pretty sweet. i have an m-tech 2 kit waiting in my garage for mine.

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  • Van Westervelt
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    Originally posted by turnip82
    wanna trade cars? ha ha. that is pretty low alright but definitely savage.
    Hah, no thanks. I have already had your exact same car bought it, built it sold it this spring.

    My old Bronzit 1989 325i 4-door 5-speed. Basically made a 325is




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  • turnip82
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    wanna trade cars? ha ha. that is pretty low alright but definitely savage.

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  • Van Westervelt
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    I am going sidways all day long even on the freewayz. guess that means I am too low. lol Er maybe its just the damned s50?

    This was too low, and I could have gone down another inch.



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  • turnip82
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    i was planing on removing them after the springs "settle in" right now its just a touch to high in the rear compared to the front

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  • 92 mtechnic cabrio
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    If you want to lower the rear more, you can take out the adjusters and run just the spring.

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  • turnip82
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    i got 2 3/4" of drop in the front and about 2" in the rear with my cosmo bilstein sport set up.

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  • Teaguer
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    If you have to ask then you are definitely NOT too low .


    Also the bit about cosmos not being low enough unless you modify them is true of all coil-over "kits" that you add to your existing struts .
    The only way to get really low is to shorten the strut housing and use inserts from other applications .

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  • Jean
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    If you have to go sideways over speed bumps you are too low on a daily driver.. imho

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  • 92 mtechnic cabrio
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    Unless heavily modified, Cosmo Racing Coilovers do not allow you to go low AT ALL.

    Even at full-dump it's like barely lower than factory height

    Fucking stupid

    and what shocks are you using in conjunction with the sleeves and springs?

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  • turnip82
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    so far no complaints at all they give a great ride nice and stiff but not uncomfortable. I'd recommend this set up to any e30 owner. i haven't tracked my car yet tho.

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  • Jordan
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    Originally posted by turnip82
    i just installed cosmo racing coilovers.

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  • Mr.sexymorningvoice
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    Originally posted by turnip82
    i just installed cosmo racing coilovers and bilstein sports in my 89 325i and i was wondering how low is too low? i have them adjusted all the way down i believe its like 2 3/4" lower in the front and like 2" in the rear. i just dont want to mess up my bilsteins. any info would be greatly appreciated.

    how are you liking them so far?

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  • smonkbmw
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    well, my h&r race springs went about 2" or so (if not more, never measured) and i had no problems.

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