[whyzee125]

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Selling a set of H&R sport springs! Part number is for a 1 series, but will also work for 3 series. Had them on my 335i but switched to Tein springs. Part numbers can be seen in the pics, on a 3 series these sit pretty low. $150 shipped!

[YoungBlood]

off topic a bit, but how do you like the tein springs? how's the ride, and the drop?

[whyzee125]

Originally Posted by YoungBlood

off topic a bit, but how do you like the tein springs? how's the ride, and the drop?

I love them! They're quite low. The ride is great especially for how low they are and no bounce at all. I have them paired with OEM rear bumpstops cut down on the non-progressive end and e36 m3 bumpstops in the front. Koni shocks. Couldn't be happier.

[3point6]

Please PM if available, got just a couple of questions, thanks

[YoungBlood]

Originally Posted by whyzee125

I love them! They're quite low. The ride is great especially for how low they are and no bounce at all. I have them paired with OEM rear bumpstops cut down on the non-progressive end and e36 m3 bumpstops in the front. Koni shocks. Couldn't be happier.

Lower than h&r sports?

[eParadise]

Pm'd

[whyzee125]

Originally Posted by eParadise

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[whyzee125]

Originally Posted by YoungBlood

Lower than h&r sports?

I've noticed different cars sit differently on H&R sports, not sure if this is because of people running coupe springs on sedans, 1 series on 3 series, etc. or what. Tein is supposed to be a little bit lower than H&R sport. In my case I chose Tein because they advertise their spring rates and are known to ride pretty soft, which they do. I had Eibach before, which also advertises the spring rates, but wanted something a little lower. My car sits a tad higher on the Teins than on the H&R's.

[whyzee125]

Originally Posted by 3point6

Please PM if available, got just a couple of questions, thanks

Shoot, sorry I just saw this. Springs are sold.