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Thread: New Sachs kit -- is this as low as it gets

  1. #11
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    I am running 15" and it sat like that right away

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    I'm an idiot.

    I took the old suspension out of the trunk. That did the trick.

    Thanks.

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    Jay Lebo - Toronto, Canada
    1990 BMW 535i
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    That's some funny ****!

    Greg Mendoza

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    you can gain another 1/4" lower by using M5 3mm spring pads... i did it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon K
    you can gain another 1/4" lower by using M5 3mm spring pads... i did it.
    Where could I get those? Are they not part of the Sachs kit?
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    Jay Lebo - Toronto, Canada
    1990 BMW 535i
    5-speed conversion
    Lightened flywheel
    Sachs Suspension Kit
    E.A.T. Chip

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon K
    you can gain another 1/4" lower by using M5 3mm spring pads... i did it.


    Yup. I need to do that to mine. I think the sachs kit, paired with the 3mm spring pad would be perfect.

    www.KaRealtySF.com
    Build Date: 05-1995 /Engine: m50tu /Automatic Transmission /ABS /NO ASC /Open Differential /EAT Chip

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    Quote Originally Posted by liquidtiger720
    Yup. I need to do that to mine. I think the sachs kit, paired with the 3mm spring pad would be perfect.
    Your car already looks LOW.
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    Jay Lebo - Toronto, Canada
    1990 BMW 535i
    5-speed conversion
    Lightened flywheel
    Sachs Suspension Kit
    E.A.T. Chip

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    nah, its really not low at all...

    www.KaRealtySF.com
    Build Date: 05-1995 /Engine: m50tu /Automatic Transmission /ABS /NO ASC /Open Differential /EAT Chip

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    What size wheels and tires are you riding on? What is your ground to fender height? I just ordered the sachs kit from BMA. Maybe I should have them through in the 3mm pads!
    Ted K
    90 535 5-speed

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    Ok send in your info on your Sachs kits. What size wheels and tires are you riding on? What is your ground to fender height? What spring pads did you install? Did you use new dust boots?
    Ted K
    90 535 5-speed

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