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      05-10-2009, 07:50 PM   #76
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Originally Posted by swamp2 View Post
To clarify, no testing was done with springs/shocks removed to test all suspension positions and all steering angles? The "clear fine" is purely based on experience? Again I like the look but it simply looks a bit too aggressive on the clearance side. Thanks.
So far we've had 4 vehicles get the 15/18mm treatment in house, most get 12/15mm. This doesn't account for the kits that are shipped out - there are been no clearance issues experienced in- house or reported.

There's not many suspension choices out there at the moment for the M3, but we have experience with the H&R Springs and KWV3 coilovers (which I'm using personally at a lower ride height), which most M3s have been equipped with when rolling in.

To answer your question: Yes - all results are based on in-house experience and/or installations.
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