Any lower???? :)

[kingston]

...doing the Time Warp!

[Teaguer]

I was told buy http://www.ground-control-store.com/.../II=121/CA=241 and buy bilstein sports and its the best combo of ride quality, performance and adaptability. Any comments on this claim?

Are you the same guy guy that measured his wheels to be 15's even though you know you have 14" tires mounted? ;)

Seriously though that is a nice kit from gc and that is good advice.
However there is no need to buy a $400 coil-over kit from gc or any other big name suspension company.
There are universal kits on eBay and racing catalogs that can get you the same type of stuff for under $100.

Couple them with Bilstein Sports and you are set. Well as long as you don't plan on slamming it.

[e34john]

Wow old ass post, I'm running this suspension now,.Got it off the OP, still using the same shocks too.

[e30BMart]

Sorry for the bump didn't notice my grandfather wrote it =p. Yup I'm that guy teaguer, my brain is filling with vast amounts of wicked e30 knowledge from this forum! While were here, universal ebay stuff is as good quality as GC?

[phreshkid]

GC uses Eibach springs so quality of GC can be compared with quality of ebay as long as ebay kit has Eibach springs in their coilover conversions.

[87e30]

It depends what you are talking about. Also some of the ebay kits have questionable spring rates or spring sizes.

The "best" way to do it is buy the ebay kit and use the coilover sleeve, then buy the proper ID spring (I think 2.5") and use real springs on the cheap sleeves. Saves some money over GC.

IF you go full GC then you get the re-valved konis, but as far as the coilover perch goes a lot of people go ebay with out problems.

I have the GC kit so I'm not sure from personal experience, just what friends and those on here have done.

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