m tech vs m3 springs

[boomer]

After doing a search,I couldn't find a definitive answer as to which brand lowers your car more.I'm in the process of buying a set of mtech springs from someone in Europe,and was wondering if I'm better off with m3 springs.

Does anyone know for sure if mtechs give a lower drop over m3 springs?I'm not looking for a very low ride height because the roads in NYC are just too treacherous.

[xLibelle]

M3 springs would be a nice amount lower than MTech's... if you were even ever to truly find a set.
There were over half a dozen sets of springs in the e30 before even getting to the M3 series, which was almost a half inch lower all around, than the lowest "regular" e30 spring you can find.
The M3 spring is sort of soft because of it being tuned for a light front end, but a fresh set of dampers would control them very nicely for a very comfortable streetable ride.
I keep a set of them around for a possible next DD e30 to come my way.

[Sam Cogley]

M3 front springs work very well for a 318iC. Lower and stiffer than stock, but not so much as to cause problems for a DD. I still have the regular Cabby springs in back.

[Jean]

Just don't throw them on an early 318i lol.

[SpecM]

anyone have any good pics of 325i's with m3 front spring?

they will work well with Billy HD's or Sports, yes?

[SpecM]

anyone have any good pics of 325i's with m3 front spring?

they will work well with Billy HD's or Sports, yes?

anybody?

[bmwstephen]

bump has there been any update to this?

[xLibelle]

what do you want updated? pictures? there are two or three other threads with pictures of e30's on m3 springs.

[bmwstephen]

sorry i should've been more specific, I was wondering if the OP installed these springs yet and was trying to get the OP's feedback

[boomer]

Never got the Mtech springs.Ran Bavautos in the front,and e30 M3 springs in the rear.

[ruppcam]

Just don't throw them on an early 318i lol.

why not on an early 318i??