H&R super sport springs for f36?

abitria · 02-15-2019, 09:42 PM

Anyone know if they make h&r super sport lowering springs for f36? I googled and ebay'd but I only see sport springs not super sport. I have a 2015 428i gran coupe m sport

cfm56d7b · 02-19-2019, 05:36 PM

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

abitria · 02-22-2019, 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

I don't have a preference just see a lot of people on here using them. I want a decent drop for an aggressive look. Seen some people on here lower on h&r and it barely looks lowered lol

_tlink · 02-22-2019, 09:35 AM

Depends, are you AWD? AWD you will see a way more aggressive drop compared to RWD since the car sits higher. Look up images on google, a lot of them are for F32 chassis but its the same suspension so you will get the same drops.

I am installing H&R super sport on AWD but just waiting for the snow to go away. If you wait a few months I can show the drop I get from them

cfm56d7b · 02-22-2019, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by abitria

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

Quote:

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

I don't have a preference just see a lot of people on here using them. I want a decent drop for an aggressive look. Seen some people on here lower on h&r and it barely looks lowered lol

Any concerns about the ride quality? Lowering stiffer springs with softer OEM shocks are not the best combination.

abitria · 02-22-2019, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by _tlink

Depends, are you AWD? AWD you will see a way more aggressive drop compared to RWD since the car sits higher. Look up images on google, a lot of them are for F32 chassis but its the same suspension so you will get the same drops.

I am installing H&R super sport on AWD but just waiting for the snow to go away. If you wait a few months I can show the drop I get from them

Quote:

Originally Posted by _tlink

Depends, are you AWD? AWD you will see a way more aggressive drop compared to RWD since the car sits higher. Look up images on google, a lot of them are for F32 chassis but its the same suspension so you will get the same drops.

I am installing H&R super sport on AWD but just waiting for the snow to go away. If you wait a few months I can show the drop I get from them

AWD is the xdrive version right? I thought I saw people complaining on here with x drive it doesn't drop as much. I have RWD

abitria · 02-22-2019, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

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Originally Posted by abitria

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

Quote:

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

I don't have a preference just see a lot of people on here using them. I want a decent drop for an aggressive look. Seen some people on here lower on h&r and it barely looks lowered lol

Any concerns about the ride quality? Lowering stiffer springs with softer OEM shocks are not the best combination.

Quote:

Originally Posted by _tlink

Depends, are you AWD? AWD you will see a way more aggressive drop compared to RWD since the car sits higher. Look up images on google, a lot of them are for F32 chassis but its the same suspension so you will get the same drops.

I am installing H&R super sport on AWD but just waiting for the snow to go away. If you wait a few months I can show the drop I get from them

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

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Originally Posted by abitria

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Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

Quote:

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Do you prefer H&R springs? Is there a lowering target in mind?

ACS springs are also available for F36 chassis.

I don't have a preference just see a lot of people on here using them. I want a decent drop for an aggressive look. Seen some people on here lower on h&r and it barely looks lowered lol

Any concerns about the ride quality? Lowering stiffer springs with softer OEM shocks are not the best combination.

I'm not concerned about ride quality. Will swap out shocks in due time lol

_tlink · 02-22-2019, 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by abitria

AWD is the xdrive version right? I thought I saw people complaining on here with x drive it doesn't drop as much. I have RWD

Yes correct xDrive = AWD. The AWD is given taller springs as it is expected to be in a weather changing environment (snow). Since the H&R springs are the same for both cars you will see a bigger difference if you were AWD. It does go down a bit on RWD, but less noticeable.

kern417 · 02-23-2019, 08:08 AM

It doesn't show compatibility on their website but it fits. I sold mine to a guy with an F36 because he wasn't satisfied with the drop on the sport springs. He loved it.

abitria · 02-23-2019, 10:24 AM

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It doesn't show compatibility on their website but it fits. I sold mine to a guy with an F36 because he wasn't satisfied with the drop on the sport springs. He loved it.

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Originally Posted by kern417

It doesn't show compatibility on their website but it fits. I sold mine to a guy with an F36 because he wasn't satisfied with the drop on the sport springs. He loved it.

Yeah I was about to contact them to be sure because I didn't see it on their site either. Thanks

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