E92 Lowering springs (Eibach vs Tein vs H&R)

e92nsx · 03-07-2008, 05:55 AM

I would like to close up the gap a bit, just cosmetic while retaining comfort (if possible).

On our E92, the gap on front is bigger than the rear, so IMO to pull off a clean look, the drop on front needs to be slightly more than drop on the rear.

Front 1.25inch~1.5inch drop
Rear 1inch

Which springs should I go with? Any shop in Southern Cal that have them in stock for immediate purchase?

Thanks in advance.

montreal_bimmer · 03-07-2008, 12:00 PM

wrong forum #1....

and to answer your question, the H&R Sport springs will give you the drop you want, or even the Eibach Pro kit springs.... check www.tirerack.com for more info

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e92nsx Private First Class 14 Rep 113 Posts Drives: LP550-2, GTR Black Edition Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Cal iTrader: (1)	E92 Lowering springs (Eibach vs Tein vs H&R) I would like to close up the gap a bit, just cosmetic while retaining comfort (if possible). On our E92, the gap on front is bigger than the rear, so IMO to pull off a clean look, the drop on front needs to be slightly more than drop on the rear. Front 1.25inch~1.5inch drop Rear 1inch Which springs should I go with? Any shop in Southern Cal that have them in stock for immediate purchase? Thanks in advance. __________________ 2012 Lamborghini LP550-2, Arancio Borealis 6spd gated manual, 1 of 55 manual 09~14 LP in America 20013 GT-R Black Edition, Jet Black, bone stock NSX-Comptech super charged, full NSX-R conversion-(sold)
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montreal_bimmer OEMconcept 179 Rep 5,593 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Canada \| USA iTrader: (6) Garage List 2006 325i [10.00]	wrong forum #1.... and to answer your question, the H&R Sport springs will give you the drop you want, or even the Eibach Pro kit springs.... check www.tirerack.com for more info
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