Do these look good? need advice!

[e30BMart]

I've been looking to spend around 1000$ on suspension including camber adjustment, but know close to nothing about suspensions. I want to be able to drop at least 2 inches everywhere, maybe tuck tire a bit, have a nice stance and good (can be stiff/solid but not harsh) ride quality, and be able to take corners without rolling.

Basically daily drive-able 318is with sporty carasteristics and good looks.

With this in mind I have these choices:
Yellow DPS:

http://cgi.ebay.ca/YELLOW-DPS-COILOV...#ht_4064wt_905

if not:
D2:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/D2-RA...#ht_3152wt_939

BC:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BC-Ra...ht_2584wt_1130

JOM (too cheap?):

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JOM-S...ht_2340wt_1165

Thanks guys I appreciate input from any knowledgeable source or person! I just dont know enough about suspension to make my own choice on this one, thanks again!

(Keep in mind that I am not racing this car, just spirited driving)
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[brainspo0n]

does the car currently have aftermarket suspension parts?

[e30BMart]

I have all stock suspension at this moment.

[brainspo0n]

don't forget to keep the stock parts

chances are the next owner will want them

[e30BMart]

Yup I will :), anyone with experience have any advice for me?

[Jand3rson]

ebay links are all dead.

[Jesse30]

get the bc's if you know how to weld or have the cheddar to throw down for someone to do it. i think thats your best bet.

[e30BMart]

Thats weird they are all dead. anyway, BC doesn't ship to canada I just found out!!

[ZekeTheSneak]

Doubt, call BC and ask for some retailers around the west coast i bet at least one would ship!

[kalib0y]

I say this often and after my 3rd track day with them, I love my BC coilovers

[e30BMart]

I say this often and after my 3rd track day with them, I love my BC coilovers

You love them for track days, but how about daily driving ride quality and comfort? Roads have potholes here, too

[StereoInstaller1]

Don't forget that extra little bit of dough for new motor mounts, tranny mounts, diff bushing, rear subframe and trailing arm bushings and front control arm bushings.

If I were to recommend stuff, I say urethane CABS, RTABs, and rubber on everything else, except maybe rear subframe bushings.

As soon as you get more serious about that "spirited driving" stuff, you will rip motor mounts and such, just do it now.

[kalib0y]

its very good. You can ask for lighter spring rates from BC. The struts control the springs very well

[dude8383]

ebay links are all dead.

nah the links are just screwed up :(