how low is it? ground to fender wheel well is the standard measurement it think
I've had my Sachs kit installed on the car for six days now (you can see lots of pics by clicking on the pic in my signature).
Is this as low as the car will get, or will the springs settle some more?
If it will get lower, by how much, and when? If not, is there anything I can do to lower it a teensy bit more?
how low is it? ground to fender wheel well is the standard measurement it think
-Pekka
I don't know. Haven't measured.Originally Posted by peks
I know a lot of people on this board have the same suspension. I'm just wondering about their experiences. Did the car get lower over time? If so, how much lower, and how much time?
Did you use the 3mm upper spring pad thingys, that's one way to shave off some a bit? The Sachs kit will settle in a little bit more over time -but not a lot more.
You write "Born to Kill" on your helmet and you wear a peace button. What's that supposed to be, some kind of sick joke?
I dunno. Bruno installed 'em for me. 3mm ain't much, anyway.Originally Posted by Patrick
Anything else? How 'bout getting some fat friends to sleep in the car for a week? They will accept payment in meatballs.
The 3mm M5 / 540 pad replaces the standard 10mm (15mm?) pad. The further drop is noticeable, but not "wow...."
The car will settle down slightly over a few weeks.
01 740i sport
92 535i
92 525 touring
88 325ic
Yes, we did change the pads from old to new.Originally Posted by talltorontoguy
Your car looks noticeably lower than mine, and you've got the same wheels and suspension. Please look at my sig pic. Is that what your car used to look like immediately after installation?
I hope it will soon be as low as yours.
here is my 92' 535i w/ Sachs kit
http://www.bimmer.info/forum/showthr...8567#post88567
http://www.bimmer.info/forum/showthread.php?t=14849
Calif blue...
PV?