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  • #16
    Thought I read or heard somewhere that you can rebuild the OEM adjustable shocks/struts for those wanting to stay original.

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    • #17
      So I took a couple of shots of what I ended up with for anyone that was interested.

      I went with 16x9 MST wheels. 1st photo is on stock suspension.


      Next I went with a cheaper suspension set up ( mostly looking for a drop but after a good amount of research, apparently these are popular in the BMW community ) Stagg SHS struts & shocks with Vogtland springs. It actually sat down really well.

      Honestly pretty happy about the whole thing.
      I went with 16x9 MST wheels. 1st photo is on stock suspension Next I went with a cheaper suspension set up ( mostly looking for a drop but after a good amount of research, apparently these are popular in the BMW community ) Stagg SHS struts & shocks with Vogtland springs. It actually sat down really well
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      • z31_boy
        #17.1
        z31_boy commented
        09-07-2017, 08:14 PM
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        So how do the stagg shocks and vogtland springs handle?
      • BruiZer
        #17.2
        BruiZer commented
        09-08-2017, 01:27 AM
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        surprisingly well. i think about...3k miles on them now? no stiffness loss. overall still happy with the purchase (from back in march i believe). Just looking at coilover swap eventually, after i rebuild this vg30et and swap it in there.
    • #18
      Tokico HP fronts are on a 3 to 4 month back order.
      Who needs new car's, Nissan had it right 30 years ago!!!

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