E92 25i 2006 Non-M to M suspension ugrade

Yugiboy · 11-22-2024, 05:44 AM

Hi Guys,

I have heard that you can upgrade the Non-M suspension to M.

It is not clear to me, that is means the M-Sport or the M3 ?

In my country regulations are very strict so I have to go with OEM options, but I want the best factory suspension, which I guess is the M3?
But very important is that I am only allowed to do Plug&play mods, so no custom modifications.

Both front and rear.

Can anyone please help me out what part do I need?
Part numbers would be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

ppointer · 11-22-2024, 10:15 AM

Yes, you can definitely upgrade to m-sport or M3. I recommend you go to the realoem dot com web site, plug in your car's VIN, and start looking for the part numbers you need. If you just do an m-sport upgrade, will probably need different springs, shocks and struts. If you go M3, that will probably include control arms and bushings up front at a minimum, but I believe the rear suspension is a major deviation from the regular 3-series.

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Yugiboy Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: BMW E92 Join Date: May 2024 Location: Hungary iTrader: (0)	E92 25i 2006 Non-M to M suspension ugrade Hi Guys, I have heard that you can upgrade the Non-M suspension to M. It is not clear to me, that is means the M-Sport or the M3 ? In my country regulations are very strict so I have to go with OEM options, but I want the best factory suspension, which I guess is the M3? But very important is that I am only allowed to do Plug&play mods, so no custom modifications. Both front and rear. Can anyone please help me out what part do I need? Part numbers would be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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ppointer Major 861 Rep 1,187 Posts Drives: '01 Z3M, '12 335is, '22 540i Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: FLL iTrader: (4) Garage List 2012 BMW 335i [5.25] 2012 BMW 335is [5.00] 2008 Infiniti QX56 [0.00] 1967 Chevrolet Corv ... [10.00] 2001 M Roadster [10.00] 2022 BMW 540i [0.75] 2009 528i [9.50]	Yes, you can definitely upgrade to m-sport or M3. I recommend you go to the realoem dot com web site, plug in your car's VIN, and start looking for the part numbers you need. If you just do an m-sport upgrade, will probably need different springs, shocks and struts. If you go M3, that will probably include control arms and bushings up front at a minimum, but I believe the rear suspension is a major deviation from the regular 3-series. Welcome to the e90 site!
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