Reply With QuoteI dunno what you're asking for but these are nice replacement springs for your model.
http://eibach.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.exe...43028000028070
Major Contributor
Springs
Can somebody point me in the direction of front spring rates for E34`s? Making my own coil-overs and need a starting point for new springs, assume TDS is about the same weight as 535?
Major Contributor
I dunno what you're asking for but these are nice replacement springs for your model.
http://eibach.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.exe...43028000028070
Major Contributor
Thanks but tried them,not stiff enough,on fourth set and going coil-over as springs cost $26 so can experiment. Also ride height problems will be eliminated, hopefully.Need datum to start with.
2 Grand Master
I haven't found springs rated listed for the e34 before.
Grand Master
yes its its in japanese butOriginally Posted by BigKriss
it does have the spring rates in N/mm for H&R springs including e34s
http://www.baneya.jp/2bmw.htm
Germans: Why can't they make everything?
2 Grand Master
no it doesn't, please show me where. It only states the lowered drop that is common knowledge.
Big, Big Time Poster
Eh? It's got the spring rates in N/mm.
Major Contributor
Which column? And can anybody clever convert N/mm to Lbs/in??
Big, Big Time Poster
A newton is about 100 grams; there are 454g in a pound. And 25.4 mm to an inch. Happy calculating!
As to which column, the two where it says N/mm!
Sedan = 35 F 30 R
Touring = 32.5 F 35 R
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