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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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Need Advice - 335xi Coilovers
I wanted to get my brother a coilover kit for his 335xi and I wanted to get some real world feedback on what people are running. He does autocross and track events with me, and being in NYC means horrible roads, what provides a good mix of everyday usability but also is stiff enough for some track time? I think its between the Bilstein PSS9s and the KW Variant2. For the PSS9 and the adjustable dampening, how do you adjust the dampening of the rear?
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Right now for the Xi, the only options are the KW V3s or the H&R Coils. Between the two, I'd recommend the V3s as they offer a great range of adjustment without compromising the car's ride quality for everyday use.
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Join Date: May 2007
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