This is mine on H&R 35mm springs and 19" Rotor reps
I think I need new brakes !
Looks good! what tyres are you running?
Lowered on 19s H&R springs plus RS3 brakes.
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Looks good! what tyres are you running?
Kris_fenwick
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This is mine on H&R 35mm springs and 19" Rotor reps
I think I need new brakes !
I think you do need new brakes...I'll be selling my s3 ones shortly.
Looking good. What size tyres are on yours?
Chris Eaton
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Heres a couple more pics, struggling with crap internet at home.
Parked next to a new 3 series with 20 inch wheels, looks like its floating!
Parked next to a new 3 series with 20 inch wheels, looks like its floating!
I have taken the bumper screws out and it only rubs with a full load over a big bump now, but only slightly.
I have got to admit, it does not look as high as I thought it would. I might just stick with the standard setup for practicality. Is it just the rear bumper screws you have to take out? Also I'm I right in presuming the wheels are et45?
Kris_fenwick
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You can see on that pic where mine was scraping. Waiting to get new 225 tyres on then gonna see how it is. Might get away without having to take screws out
Kris_fenwick
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Cheers for info mate. What does bolt actually hold on? Rear bumper or arch lining? Nothing will fall off when I remove them will it? Ha
I think it is just the bumper skin, but it is still solid when they are removed, had mine out for a couple of months with no probs.
It will be fine. Just don't misplace them. I got 19" e43 and after removing the screws you will get less of the more frequent rubs. You will get one off rubs over dips and bumps at high speeds and notice it more frequently when 3 grown adults in the car.
Kris_fenwick
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Got my 225 tyres fitted today and no rubbing as of yet with screws in. I'll take it for a better test drive tomorrow and let you know the results.
