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| 12-27-2016, 02:07 PM | #1 |
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FS: RD Sport Lowering Springs
The car was new to me this past June and came on these springs. I will be autoxing my car and had to go back to stock springs. The car looked WAAAAY better on these springs and the drive was nearly the same. I will ship at your cost. They probably weight 30lbs. Last edited by The Father; 02-25-2017 at 12:17 PM.. Reason: Sold |
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mileage on springs? |
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| 12-28-2016, 09:42 PM | #8 |
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I'm in NE Ohio.
At RD Sports website it says: LOWERING KIT (SPORT SPRINGS) E9x M3 / E82 1 M. So I would say yes to the E90. I don't know the mileage. I bought the car in June of '16 and it had 85,000 miles on it. From the Carfax it spent the majority of its life in Texas and N. Carolina. I bought it in NC. Car never saw a winter. The prior owner to me purchased it with 60,000 miles on it. That owner put over 400lbs of audio equipment in it (I pulled it all out...thats how I know), so I imagine they are the ones who lowered it. So my guess is the springs have at most 25,000 miles. But I honestly don't know for sure. Just trying to give you all the info I have. |
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Yes, the driver side front had an issue that made it slightly pull into oncoming traffic. I swapped them in order to confirm it was the driver side tire. Then I was going to replace it. But after a week of driving it in the wrong direction, the belt or whatever it was went back into place. Now they track perfectly straight.  |
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| 02-14-2017, 07:14 PM | #15 | |
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The stamp on the spring seems pretty typical though: With the rears: 196-20-90-650 And the fronts: 196-10-90-650 Their website is pretty terrible and I do not see any additional part number. Correct me if I'm wrong, but my guess would be that the first number is the part number, identifying the car make. The 2nd number likely has to do with either the width of the core, or the amount of active coils. 90 is probably the model and 650 the spring rate. |
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