Basically most "coilover" kits for e30's are only coilovers in the front. True rear coilovers limit greatly the max tire width you can use as well FYI.
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Originally posted by brainspo0n View PostI wish Tein made stuff for e30's
I say Ohlins but I am more than biased
Here are some pics http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=209713sigpic"If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself." -Ferdinand Porsche
The ugly car: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=209713
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ive herd decent reviews about bc's too..
im not going to be using the car on track enough to warrent £1k+ suspension. i want something with good height and dampening adjustability for fast road and occasional drift days.
How does "true" coilovers on the rear affect wheel width? i want tro run upto 9j banded steels on the rear with +2 overfenders and "true" coilovers.. idealy gaz/bc's
what advantages do a "true" coilover rear have against a standerd set up?
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Originally posted by ZekeTheSneak View PostBCs are better then you think. I love mineNeed parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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Originally posted by simplyclean325i View Postwhat's a good gc setup?
GREAT setup. TC Kline makes a comparable Koni-based kit, as does AST but with ASTs not Konis.
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Originally posted by Bimmerman325i View PostCoilovers if ride is unimportant and performance is unimportant--LOOKS are most important. Cost: $free to $1200
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BC Racing
D2
K-sport
Megan Racing
DDM
The above category has different inconsistent valving side to side and front to rear. These are JUNK for performance. Actually, they're really just junk. You can run them super duper mad jdm tyte y0 low though. These ARE Fuh Raze coilovers.
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Originally posted by McGoo 69 View Postive herd decent reviews about bc's too..
im not going to be using the car on track enough to warrent £1k+ suspension. i want something with good height and dampening adjustability for fast road and occasional drift days.
How does "true" coilovers on the rear affect wheel width? i want tro run upto 9j banded steels on the rear with +2 overfenders and "true" coilovers.. idealy gaz/bc's
what advantages do a "true" coilover rear have against a standerd set up?
looks like my 2 options for the most adjustability at a cheaper cost is BC coilovers or spax rsx and have normal rear struts just with adjustability..
anyone got pics of bc or spax coilovers fitted?
Just to see the quality and what ill be buying
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My car is on BCs, Overall i like the construction and design. You do not compromise shock travel unlike Ground controls. Also the struts are matched to the springs. Now you want to run true suspension in the rear? You would significantly loose backspacing. My 16x9s come damn close with a final offset of et5. Only problem i have is that o ordered the (short springs) and my vendor ordered me the mediums so my front end doesn't sit as low as i want. I am ordering the shortest ones for around 75 bucks. I recommend getting the shortest ones to tuck 16x9s proper.
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