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03-09-2022, 09:58 PM | #26 |
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This was just released this week to my knowledge and first company to produce springs
https://www.daehler-tuning.com/bmw-2-series-coupe-g42/ |
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I don’t believe you’re reading correctly on the drop. It shows that the standard springs are at 25mm or a 1” height and their sport springs are 20mm or a .8” height. So a 5mm or .2” drop. I’m also not seeing the sport springs height show up when selecting m240 as the model, only 230 and below shows that when selected. Wondering if that means they have yet to fit them to an m240
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You are correct, I was misreading how they posted the information. They have the lowering amount posted for both the standard and sport suspensions on models 230 and under, and the lowering for just the stock suspension on the m240. I didn’t realize there were suspension options from bmw for the 230 etc, and read it as the difference between standard and their sport springs looking at the features tab I now see that it definitely says that it lowers up to 1”.
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