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      03-27-2024, 09:15 AM   #45
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But would you have these same thoughts if there wasn’t someone else that had the springs and then went to coilovers saying they thought the ride was garbage on the springs?
Very likely not. That's why I mentioned that the feedback from people who have installed coilovers after Eibach springs or part of my thought process on the issue.

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      03-27-2024, 09:18 AM   #46
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You gotta take everything with a grain of salt on the webs especially with cars. We had that one dude in here telling us how fast his stock 230 was, its all relative to what you know. That 230 might have been the fastest car hes ever owned or driven. Personally springs and tires are more than enough for me, have a longer off camber 270 degree turn on ramp near me. Posted speed is like 25 for it, easily doable at 60+ in the BMW the awd coming out feels great, I can do it as fast in my vette but it can get sketchy coming out if I'm not careful. So imo its not bad enough to warrant spending a ton of money on it especially considering its a luxury sport coupe. That being said once these shocks go I will do coil overs then, at 5-6k miles a year though I may not even have the car long enough for that. With the non ztk cars I think part of that weird feeling is the 225 up front. The stock Pirellis run flat or not are also junk.
That's pretty much my thinking as well, I feel like the stock suspension with the addition of the iBox springs was an improvement. But after hearing reports of people's shocks starting to fail very prematurely, now anytime I feel like the ride is getting a bit squirrely, in the back of my mind I'm wondering how long do I actually have with the stock shocks.
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      03-27-2024, 09:51 AM   #47
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I honestly wouldn't worry about it. The majority of people don't have issues a month after installing springs.
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I honestly wouldn't worry about it. The majority of people don't have issues a month after installing springs.
I hope you're right. Honestly, that's what threw me off a bit. I was hoping I would be fine with the Eibach springs for a year or two. Then I would progress to some nice coilovers in the future.

But we shall see in the next few months if I'm bouncing all over the road like a Lowrider lol
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Lowering springs has to be pretty up there on mods people do on the forums. You don't see a ton of 5k miles shocks blown thanks eibach.
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i have the eibach springs on my M240i and really happy with the drop and not a problem on speed bumps etc no real difference in ride qualty. had eibachs on the front of my f80 m3 comp for 50k and 30 track days and never had an issue. in my experience the one mod that i did with the m3 that made the biggest difference that no one has mentioned in camber plates. i see vorshlag do them for the g42 but yet to hear of anyone fitting them
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i have the eibach springs on my M240i and really happy with the drop and not a problem on speed bumps etc no real difference in ride qualty. had eibachs on the front of my f80 m3 comp for 50k and 30 track days and never had an issue. in my experience the one mod that i did with the m3 that made the biggest difference that no one has mentioned in camber plates. i see vorshlag do them for the g42 but yet to hear of anyone fitting them
The 2 days Ive had them on im very happy with everything
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