Help finding lowering springs for my vert !

[NVfive33i]

im trying to find some info on some lowering springs for my 325ic , i want to go very low but i dont know what to go for . Vogtland , h&r , bavauto . i dont want to spend a lot but i want a low ride . so please any sugestions will help . also does i can find any h&r cup kits for ic do regular 325i kits will fit my vert . thanks again for the help

[McGyver]

well i put H&R Race with Billy Sports on my 89 cabrio that were from a guy who bought it for his coupe. it has the rear wheels tucked about a half inch and the front has about a half inch gap. so i bought the 15mm spring hats from a guy on r3v and that should make the front match. im happy with it and im not worrying about being that low in RVA and i know Burke/Springfield has much better roads. other than that, most people here will tell you to search.

[NVfive33i]

thanks for the info , i have done seach but i can find anyone with the other kind of set ups . i see a lots of h&r sport with billys . but im looking for a better drop but not coilover price im in a budget on this project .

[Mike The Bavarian]

If you just want low, i'd say opt for some fk 60/40s and billy sports.

[idanity]

i got ground control for about 300 shipped (direct from g.c.).
those guys are cool and will help you determine spring wieghts, (i run 500/350)
springs are guaranteed for life.
they held up multiple adjustments and i really use the ability to lower it further in the summer, raise it a bit in winter.





seems it went up about 99 bucks, so its offered @ 399, which is a great deal imo
found here for helis, and here for what i bought


car can sit extermely low, but i keep it around teh middle, and removed all the gap from my front wheels, and the rear is insied a little.
note- it would be a good time to roll fenders when doing this

[KillaCams]

I've heard cosmo coilovers are good bang for the buck, but i know that is said about them on coupes and 4 doors, with the added weight of the cabrio i'm not sure how they would ride...

[N2MYE30]

You should find all your info here.

[Naplm00]

BAv auto cabrio specifc springs are lower but not really low, if you want slammed, stay away

[///digitalme]

i got ground control for about 300 shipped (direct from g.c.).
those guys are cool and will help you determine spring wieghts, (i run 500/350)
springs are guaranteed for life.
they held up multiple adjustments and i really use the ability to lower it further in the summer, raise it a bit in winter.





seems it went up about 99 bucks, so its offered @ 399, which is a great deal imo
found here for helis, and here for what i bought


car can sit extermely low, but i keep it around teh middle, and removed all the gap from my front wheels, and the rear is insied a little.
note- it would be a good time to roll fenders when doing this

ive been thinking about these
how is the ride? and what shocks are you running???

[decay]

tunershop/weitec ended up being not as low as i thought. i have a set, but i don't think you'd be happy with them.

[Lunner]

I just switched from Dinan's to Vogtland Club Spec M3 springs for my vert and I absolutely love it. There's about a half inch of clearance between the fenderwell and the tire, and it handles amazingly (compared to the Dinans). Perfect amount of stiffness IMO.

$190 shipped from Bmw2002.com .

Make sure you put spring pads in the rear if you go with these though.

-Brett