BMR Front Springs

[SidewaysMike]

I love how BMR offers their springs front or rear separately which is great to tailor in stance and feel.

So I was thinking of just trying the fronts and leaving the factory rears but I prefer linear springs which leads to my question...

Are the factory springs progressive or linear?

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[BMR Tech]

They are linear.

;)

I suggest our SP089 Front Springs. I designed this spring SPECIFICALLY for people who just want to drop down the front a little, with no change in ride comfort.

http://www.bmrsuspension.com/index....eid=24&maincatid=113&catid=414&productid=1584

I run these exact springs on my S550 and they are excellent.

 

[Arsenalslr95]

They are linear.

;)

I suggest our SP089 Front Springs. I designed this spring SPECIFICALLY for people who just want to drop down the front a little, with no change in ride comfort.

http://www.bmrsuspension.com/index....eid=24&maincatid=113&catid=414&productid=1584

I run these exact springs on my S550 and they are excellent.

This might be exactly what im looking for. The rear of my car already looks lowered due to the 1" spacer showing more tire filling the wheel well. I am looking to eliminate a little of the front gap. Do they work on a v6? About how much would these springs lower the front? Any pics of the drop on a car?

 

[BMR Tech]

Here is our accountants PP car with only the SP089 Springs installed.

 

[BMR Tech]

This might be exactly what im looking for. The rear of my car already looks lowered due to the 1" spacer showing more tire filling the wheel well. I am looking to eliminate a little of the front gap. Do they work on a v6? About how much would these springs lower the front? Any pics of the drop on a car?

Well the engineering for the SP089 is based on the corner weights and our height requirement for a V8 Car...

That said, our SP081 Front Springs would probably, if I had to make an educated guess, give you the look you are after.

http://www.bmrsuspension.com/index....eid=24&maincatid=113&catid=414&productid=1562

I would give you a good deal on them, if you would like to try them out.

 

[Rubred50]

Any side angle shots of the car mentioned with the sp089..can't really get a true appreciation for any difference realized.

 

[BMR Tech]

Just took these. The lighting is throwing it off.

I will have legit ones as soon as my web-site guy gets back on Tuesday - from multiple angles in our shop with the proper lighting.

 

[BMR Tech]

These cars need a some spacers out back, or wider wheels/tires IMO.

 

[Arsenalslr95]

That said, our SP081 Front Springs would probably, if I had to make an educated guess, give you the look you are after.

http://www.bmrsuspension.com/index....eid=24&maincatid=113&catid=414&productid=1562

I would give you a good deal on them, if you would like to try them out.

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[SidewaysMike]

Thanks for all the great info Kelly!

Let me run this scenario by you..

V8 GT, Whipple supercharger (a little added weight), looking for better turn-in.

Which front spring would you recommend? SP081, SP084 or SP089?

 

[BMR Tech]

Thanks for all the great info Kelly!

Let me run this scenario by you..

V8 GT, Whipple supercharger (a little added weight), looking for better turn-in.

Which front spring would you recommend? SP081, SP084 or SP089?

That is a tough one.

I would say the front handling spring - but you would want to install a better set of struts.

If you are using the stock struts, I will go with the SP089.

 

[Rubred50]

Just placed my order for the 89s

 

[moates88]

You just sold me on just getting the front springs considering I have 315's in the rear on a 20in wheel which fills in the gap in the rear very nicely. Can't wait to order mine at end of the week when pay day comes around.

 

[WeinerDog]

These look great on the PP car. I'm in.

 

[BMR Tech]

These Springs have become very popular already. We are selling a large amount of them! I knew people were going to like them.

Here they are on the site, and there are additional pics of them in there.

http://www.bmrsuspension.com/index....eid=24&maincatid=113&catid=414&productid=1584

Thanks for the support everyone!

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