E39 (96-03) For Sale Ground Control Coilovers+Camber Plates

TheSt|G · 1st July 2012, 19:10

As the title would indicate, I'm selling my Ground Control coilovers. Reason for sale is that I sold the car and I'm finishing up the part out. What you get is as follows:

2 Koni single adjustable struts.
2 SHORT Koni single adjustable rear shocks
4 Ground Control springs made by Eibach
4 Ground Control bump stops
2 Adjustable Height Rear Shocks
1 Pair front Camber Plates.
1 Pair rear upper shock mounts

This is the newest style with the indent. I picked them up in the summer of 2011 and put roughly ~2,000 miles on them before I sold the car. Ride and handling is significantly better than stock, as anyone who has this kit can attest to. Dials out the factory slop(especially if your setup is worn out) while retaining the comfort and civility. These were never tracked or abused in any fashion.

Asking $1400.00+shipping

If you want any other angles, just ask!

TheSt|G · 2nd July 2012, 16:09

To answer the PMs, shipping should be ~$80 within the continental USA.

Jabberwocky · 2nd July 2012, 20:52

When you say adjustable shocks, do you mean the dampening are adjustable? Im looking for a set of coils with height and dampening adjust-ability, since this is my daily driver at the moment, I do not want a harsh or too firm of a ride. But i want a sportier feel, well planted and eliminate nose diving, and rear dip when accelerating or decelerating.

TheSt|G · 2nd July 2012, 22:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jabberwocky

When you say adjustable shocks, do you mean the dampening are adjustable? Im looking for a set of coils with height and dampening adjust-ability, since this is my daily driver at the moment, I do not want a harsh or too firm of a ride. But i want a sportier feel, well planted and eliminate nose diving, and rear dip when accelerating or decelerating.

Yup, if you look at the top of the assembly there is a flat pin that sticks out of the top of each. By turning that clockwise or counter clockwise you can adjust how firm or soft the dampening is. The rings below the coil springs adjust the height. You can tailor the shocks to exactly what you need.

alpine8itch · 3rd July 2012, 02:17

are u willing to sell the camber plates seprately???

Diny · 3rd July 2012, 04:38

Can you post information such as spring rates? On their website, they offer different choices (track, comfort, etc).

TheSt|G · 3rd July 2012, 06:35

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Originally Posted by alpine8itch

are u willing to sell the camber plates seprately???

No.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diny

Can you post information such as spring rates? On their website, they offer different choices (track, comfort, etc).

Not sure on the specific rates(I'll check tomorrow to see if I can find out), but it is the Street setup with the extra front tire clearance.

josiahg52 · 3rd July 2012, 12:59

If you post the Eibach or GC part number that is on the springs that will tell everyone what they need to know.

Eibach part number: FREE LENGTH(mm).INSIDE DIAMTER(mm).SPRING RATE(N-m)
METRIC: 0XXX.0YY.0ZZZ where,
- 0XXX is the free length of spring in mm
- 0YY is the ID of spring in mm
- 0ZZZ is the spring rate in Newton-meters

STANDARD:
XX00.YYY.0ZZZ, as above in inches and lb/in

GC part number: FREE LENGTH(mm).INISDE DIAMTER(mm).SPRING RATE(N-mm)
METRIC: 0XXX.YY.ZZ where,
- 0XXX is the length in mm
- YY is the ID of spring in mm
- ZZ is the spring rate in Newton-millimeters

Jabberwocky · 3rd July 2012, 17:30

Waiting for specific spring rates. I am interested in the whole kit.

TheSt|G · 3rd July 2012, 21:38

Here we go guys:

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