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Just wondering what the ride heights is like with M3 springs compared to factory 328i springs.

I think the m-sport springs are around 20mm, correct me if I am wrong, would the M3 springs be the same or lower.

I found the below info on google, don't know how accurate it is.

Car Springs Shocks Front Rear Tank

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'97 328i Stock, non-sports Stock, non-sports 15.0" 13.0" Full

'96 M3 Stock Stock 14.5" 12.75 Full

'96 M3 H&R M3 Sport Bilstein M3 Sport 14.0" 12.0" Full

'97 M3 H&R M3 Race? Bilstein M3 Sport 13.0" 12.75 1/2

'93 325i Stock, sport pckg Stock, sport pckg 14.25 13.13 1/2

'92 318i Stock, non sport Boge Turbo gas (F) 15.0" 12.9" ?

'96 328i Stock, sport pckg Stock, sport pckg 14.5" 13.25 ?

'95 M3 H&R 29910 Koni SA(F) DA® 12.5" 12.0" ?

Cheers

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Weird numbers in weird units

Bentley service manual quotes the following figures for M3 on 17 inch wheels

Standard Front 585mm Rear 540mm

Sport Front 560 mm Rear 540 mm

For all other models

Standard Front 604 mm Rear 546 mm

Sport Front 589 mm Rear 535 mm

measurement is from lowest point of rim to highest point of wheel arch, this eliminates tyre profile variations

My 328 , on 17 inch M3 wheels runs 575 mm front & 555mm Rear

Rear is " factory springs" fronts are lowered 10 mm to get the same chassis incline as M3

H&R sports were 20 mm lower all round but handled worse than this set up

Exactly what I am after. What springs did you use on the front, my back is fine but my front is a good few inchs higher.

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