05-08-2015, 05:32 PM | #1 |
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F36 spacers: 10/12mm or 12/15mm?
I meant to order 12mm spacers for front and 15mm for rear for my incoming F36 (435 GC).
Instead I mistakenly orders 10 and 12mm. Given its only 2mm difference front and 3mm rear should I bother exchanging one set? I have 19" 442 wheels and not sure if I plan to lower. If I did I'd either do ACS or Dinan springs as I want a moderate drop since my wife is also driving the car. |
05-08-2015, 07:07 PM | #2 |
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I have 10/12 on my F36. In my opinion, at the stock height 10/12 is perfect. You can probably get away with 15 in the rear but that starts to have a bit too much poke for me.
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My car is a lease so was originally planning on no mods. That didn't last long given the car isn't even here and I'm planning mods already |
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05-08-2015, 07:19 PM | #6 |
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Nothing wrong with modding a lease. I've got 39 months to enjoy whatever mod I do. To me its worth it. If I didnt want to enjoy my car I would have just leased/bought a Kia or Toyota.
You know, aside from the 4x4 look I really want coils to tame the suspension a bit. With the run flats, the ride is just so harsh. I feel like I am driving on stone tires. I thought about just getting new tires but I can kill two birds with one stone if I get coils...I get the ride height I want and I get a better ride.
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