THE SAFEST SPRING OPTION FOR YOUR G80 M3? ( The Eibach Pro Kit)

[@jbonecoaster22]

I'm sooooo glad I saw this video. This is exactly what I was looking for. I want that warm fuzzy feeling of being safe lol.

[@T0RM3NT_303]

Love the stance. Due to the heavier weight of a G80 Comp xDrive, will these work properly for that? If not, do you have springs that would support that vehicle?

[@jk-pl8cl]

Once again !! great video , explained it perfectly , show cased what to do with pre and post , nice work !

[@nguyenductran2318]

I know the video doesn't go into full details of how to install the springs but are my eyes deceiving me or were you really able to take off the OEM springs without the need of a spring compressor?

[@AkcionaFigura]

Do these springs are okay to be with regular factory shock absorbers? Thanks!

[@F510C]

What happened if u don't use spacers?

[@superstock9261]

I read on your comments section that 15mm rear spacers on a g81 tourer requires the rear fender plastic lip to be removed, is this true? I ordered a comp tourer with the larger 1000m rims, is a 15mm rear spacer still recommended or should I go 12mm front and rear? On the 1000m rims it looks like the rear doesn't need to be lowered but front heeds a touch more low. I want a flush look with the spacers without needing to cut anything

[@chrlsjeric]

Does this void the factory warranty?

[@r44performance]

Hey! Yes indeed, unfortunately every modification affects your warranty.

[@kentao4]

Do you do 15 mm spacers on back because of the extra lining that sticks out of the wheel well? Im in the US and wondering if I should just go 12 all around or try the 15

[@xmuttx03]

what did you go with? I am in the same boat as you. Thanks

[@kentao4]

@@xmuttx03 I didn’t yet. I think I’m going to go 12/15.

[@ASH-lr8sd]

on the has kit how low do you have is 20mm? or all the way down

[@seagull413]

Will this Eibach system work for non-AWD M3 g80? I do not see any front lowering springs specific to no-AWD.

[@TomoKW]

watch video - it answers your question just before the end :)

[@anonanon8227]

Yea. Eibach for the win as usual and expected. AST is a shit show over on bimmerpost, posts are hysterical. No issue(s) period using Eibach's on a 2022 M4. Audi drops S-LINE OEM 23mm. 20mm is are more pliable for daily driving. The platform is still rough on the road here in Texas. 19/20's ........

[@r44performance]

We do love all of the spring options for the car but Eibach is definitely the safest.

[@G.19948]

Is this on a xdrive?

[@markproudfoot5427]

Does the G82 need the same treatment ?

[@r44performance]

Indeed it does. Eibach have a front and rear spring kit for the G82 as the rear of the car is very high compared to the G80

[@090187dieter]

@@r44performance And the m3 touring?

[@richierich9761]

@@r44performance Is there any difference between the RWD and Xdrive springs for the G82? I have a rwd but the Xdrive looks even higher stock

[@anonanon8227]

@@090187dieter Joy Club Disco in Simmern back in the late 70's.....3.0CS?

[@MrDrivingFaster]

I am getting an G87 M2, hope you lads check for compatibility for all these parts for M2. Should work fine, as the G87 M2 shares the same suspension components with the M4

[@leedodson2610]

*safest