Upgrading Suspension on my Vert

[monoblanco]

Looking at the suspension kits available at Pelican parts.
Since I'm looking to upgrade the suspension I figure this is a good time to lower the car.

For what I can tell on the site the Stage 3 suspension kit would do the trick.
Are there any of these kits are intended for the 318ic?

http://www.pelicanparts.com/BMW/catalog/shopcart/BE30/POR_BE30_SUSwiz_pg2.htm

There is a stage 2 suspension kit intended for the vert, but I don't see anything indicating it will lower the car.

http://www.pelicanparts.com/BMW/catalog/shopcart/BE30/POR_BE30_SUSwiz_pg1.htm#item1

Thanks.

[e30lov]

http://www.ground-control-store.com/products/index.php

Go there please, for the price that pelican lists you could have a decent coil-over setup and it would be fully adjustable.

[ill4noreason]

ground control 450/750 rides nice its what they recommend on verts and what I have on mine. If you can afford konis go that route if not even stock works with bumpstops.

[jasonsnoddy]

yeah, dont buy stuff off pelican haha

[msportr430]

what the difference between the standard coilover and the double adjustable. This is referring to the GC kits

[325ix]

The standard shocks are only adjustable for stiffness where as the doubles add in adjustment for rebound.

[TimR]

Stock vert front springs are 1.5 coils taller than reg. E30's, they weigh more too, thats why they have thier own lowering springs if you go what way. http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...t=vert+springs

[McGyver]

but you can just run regular coupe springs. i have coupe H&R Race in my vert and it works fine.