BMW Bavarian Autosport Sport springs???

[ian3]

Hey Everyone,
I am about to buy some bavarian autosport sport springs for my BMW e36 328is. Are they just as good as eibach and h&r springs? Are they compatible with Heavy Duty Bilstein shocks? What is the lowering height of the springs as well? Will I need camber plates?

If someone could answer these questions that would be great.

Thanks,
Ian

[Teh Prof]

I've never heard anything about those springs, but the company has a good reputation.

I doubt seriously that you need camber plates for that application.

I looked at your cardomain--I like your car.

[ian3]

thanks if anyone could else could give me some advice that'd be good.

[thekid]

I had some on my 318i. They lowered the 318 MUCH more than they said. The car started rubbing on the front right when more than 1 rotation of the wheel left. They will replace if it happens, but you have to buy new and then get a refund or take them off of your car and ship back. The handling was ok and the ride was pretty decent for how much lower it was.

[johnnyBgood]

Hey Ian, the H&R Sport Springs are $229 @ Tire Rack, the bavauto springs are $224.95.....the average lowering for the bavauto springs were 1 1/4..The H&R Sport Spring 1.5" to 2.0".
I went with the H&R Sports because I knew they would not affect my camber....I have absolutley no complaints about these springs. Check out the specs on all 3 H&R springs in link below:

H&R Springs || Products || H&R Special Springs, LP

H&R Sport Spring Set

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johnny,