Looking for pictures of lowered M2C

Bee Pee · 08-17-2019, 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by _RS4_

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Originally Posted by Project_F87

How would the diameter of a spring determine the amount a car can be lowered? When I lower my car, there is a knob that screws around the shock, in turn lowering the car. If the design of the shocks are the same, then the capability to raise and lower the car would be the same as well

If you lower the car too much with MP coils you will hit the wheel with the spring because of its wider diameter compared to KW spring.
https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1231754
https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1394250
But do you really need to lower the car more than 25 mm?

MPerf coilovers have progressive rate front springs (varying, larger diameter) whereas KW v3 have linear rate spring (constant diameter) with intermediate perch and an assister spring.

Rears - KW v3 uses shorter springs than oem coilovers.

Retrofitting KWv3 springs F&R is doable if wanting to switch towards v3 spec on oem coilovers.

Agree wrt to yr comment about lowering more than 25mm - here's my m2 on MPerf coilovers - its low enough.

bmwstephen · 01-12-2024, 06:05 PM

bump does anyone know what contributes to the lower ground clearance for the m2c vs OG? is it the bumper design or front strut mounts (since they are different between the two versions), or something else?

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bmwstephen Private First Class 49 Rep 150 Posts Drives: 95' M3, 17' M2 Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Bay Area, CA iTrader: (0)	bump does anyone know what contributes to the lower ground clearance for the m2c vs OG? is it the bumper design or front strut mounts (since they are different between the two versions), or something else?
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