When you said you have the adjusters spun all the way down and would like to lower it 1/2" more, you described the same situation I am in.
My adjusters are all the way down and after speaking to GC they said I was sitting on the bumpstops, that is why I mentioned it. I didn't think of cutting 2/3 of the bumpstop away to see if it would improve the ride.
Coilover conversion time!
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I'm definitely not riding riding on the bumpstops, I removed 2/3rds of them from the front. The rears do not have bumpstops.Leave a comment:
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if I were you I wouldn't raise the rear anymore and leave it how it sits. In my opinion e30's need big meaty tires and aggressive offsets to pull off foward rake. Granted, you do have a little rake but not much. Your car is just looks too damn classy for it and deserves that classic BMW stance. just my thoughts tho. your car, lol.Leave a comment:
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If you have the front adjusters spun all the way down then you are probably likely riding on the bumpstops like I am.
When you said you trimmed the bumpstops was that referring to the front or rear?Leave a comment:
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I could definitely go for another 1/2" drop in the front, no doubt. At this point though it would require a lot more work, either carefully cutting off and re-welding the perch or buying another set of strut tubes, transferring over my new wheel bearings and buying new GC perches to weld on again.Leave a comment:
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Very nice, but how much lower is this set up compared to your previous one?
Agree with slightly highering the rear. Awesome car!Leave a comment:
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I'm thinking I may bring the rear up 1/2" so the gaps match front and rear... thoughts?Leave a comment:
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Pics of ride height, as promised! This is with the front adjusters spun all the way down and the rears 3/4 up, really makes you realize just how low the rear arches are in late model cars.



New Vibrant exhaust, fully polished
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Very easy. Remove the shock from the strut, use a hammer & chisel to separate the aluminum cap on the bottom of the shock from the yellow tube (the yellow tube is merely a dust cover, the actual shock is fully self-contained inside of the tube and won't be damaged in any way). You'll see the bumpstops just chillin' there, remove however much you want. I took out 2 of the 3 sections.
See above.
ummm... black spray paint? Does it matter?Leave a comment:
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