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Good morning every one. As you might know im new to the e34, after purchasing it last week, driving it back from SC to IL, and base on your advise, new Michelin tires are on their way, a new driveshaft plus front damper, rear cv is on his way too. Im now looking for shocks. mine as SLS...

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Happy new year guys!! Just picked up my first M-car (’01 M5, thread here), so naturally I’m getting ready to let the wrenches fly. Gonna fix a few known items on my car and would love to upgrade the suspension as one of the first big projects. After countless searches on the topic, I’ve...

I've completed my suspension mod and my e60 m5 is shedding layer of OEM "skin". The e60 m5 is a 2006 with 70.4k miles. I'm the third owner and the car is in great shape and all components being sold are in good working order. I have the following OEM suspension components available for...

Hi guys, I need to replace my front shock absorbers whilst keeping the stock springs because I have just bought a whole load of new Lemforder suspension components for the front axle for a full refresh so makes sense doing the shocks to which are well and truly finished. I cannot afford the...

Okay, to start things off, I'm a complete n00b at this whole suspension topic. I read too much advice and listen to many different people, and now I'm confused and have no idea what I'm looking for. So, I have a few problems with my car: I think my shocks are completely shot to sh*t The...

I sold my E39 540i and never got around to installing these Konis. They are 100% brand new in the box, with zero miles on them. They were ordered for a 2003 540i 6 speed with Sport Suspension, they will fit all E39 540i and E39 M5s. The Koni part numbers are: Front: 8741-1372SPORT Rear...

I just bought a '91 M5, and it currently has blown Bilstein sports on it. I've heard that the ride with those is kinda jarring, so I want to go with the Koni's. Dinan sells them, but wants like $80 more per shock than TireRack. This is what I need for the fronts, according to the Dinan website...