WTV: Coilovers

JAYGAMA · 05-11-2019, 06:55 AM

How's it going guys?!

Pulled the plug on some wheels and thought I'd be good with mods for a while.. boy was I wrong. The gap is pissing me off. So, I guess it's time for coilovers.

Vehicle is a 2015 535i.

Anyone selling any??

Thanks!

JAYGAMA · 05-11-2019, 09:45 AM

Sorry, also, not sure why "WTV" shows up..

spielnicht · 05-12-2019, 08:15 AM

Piece of advice. You should buy coilovers new and from an authorized dealer. All coilovers will require rebuild at some point. This varies by brand/model and mileage on them, but all will eventually require it. Buying used is a ticking time bomb and you have no idea when it started ticking. Buying from an authorized dealer means you also have piece of mind that you can at least get them rebuilt under the warranty terms (e.g. KW is lifetime for most of their products).

Just passing this on because I spent weeks doing my research before ordering KWs

JAYGAMA · 05-12-2019, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by spielnicht

Piece of advice. You should buy coilovers new and from an authorized dealer. All coilovers will require rebuild at some point. This varies by brand/model and mileage on them, but all will eventually require it. Buying used is a ticking time bomb and you have no idea when it started ticking. Buying from an authorized dealer means you also have piece of mind that you can at least get them rebuilt under the warranty terms (e.g. KW is lifetime for most of their products).

Just passing this on because I spent weeks doing my research before ordering KWs

Quote:

Originally Posted by spielnicht

Piece of advice. You should buy coilovers new and from an authorized dealer. All coilovers will require rebuild at some point. This varies by brand/model and mileage on them, but all will eventually require it. Buying used is a ticking time bomb and you have no idea when it started ticking. Buying from an authorized dealer means you also have piece of mind that you can at least get them rebuilt under the warranty terms (e.g. KW is lifetime for most of their products).

Just passing this on because I spent weeks doing my research before ordering KWs

Thanks for the advice!! Yeah, after talking with a couple people and doing some research, I may go brand new.

I appreciate the info!!

Bigfred41 · 07-31-2019, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by JAYGAMA

Quote:

Originally Posted by spielnicht

Piece of advice. You should buy coilovers new and from an authorized dealer. All coilovers will require rebuild at some point. This varies by brand/model and mileage on them, but all will eventually require it. Buying used is a ticking time bomb and you have no idea when it started ticking. Buying from an authorized dealer means you also have piece of mind that you can at least get them rebuilt under the warranty terms (e.g. KW is lifetime for most of their products).

Just passing this on because I spent weeks doing my research before ordering KWs

Quote:

Originally Posted by spielnicht

Piece of advice. You should buy coilovers new and from an authorized dealer. All coilovers will require rebuild at some point. This varies by brand/model and mileage on them, but all will eventually require it. Buying used is a ticking time bomb and you have no idea when it started ticking. Buying from an authorized dealer means you also have piece of mind that you can at least get them rebuilt under the warranty terms (e.g. KW is lifetime for most of their products).

Just passing this on because I spent weeks doing my research before ordering KWs

Thanks for the advice!! Yeah, after talking with a couple people and doing some research, I may go brand new.

I appreciate the info!!

I have brand new BC coil overs for sale. Sold my car this weekend and never installed

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JAYGAMA Enlisted Member 5 Rep 35 Posts Drives: 2015 BMW 535i M-Sport Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Netherlands iTrader: (0)	Sorry, also, not sure why "WTV" shows up.. __________________ JAYGAMA 2015 BMW 535i M-Sport Stock as fuuu.... for now.
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spielnicht Petrolhead 440 Rep 808 Posts Drives: 24 X3 M40i/14 550i/08 Z4 3.0si Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Virginia iTrader: (3) Garage List 2008 BMW Z4 3.0si [9.67] 2014 BMW 550i [6.00] 2024 BMW X3 M40i [9.25]	Piece of advice. You should buy coilovers new and from an authorized dealer. All coilovers will require rebuild at some point. This varies by brand/model and mileage on them, but all will eventually require it. Buying used is a ticking time bomb and you have no idea when it started ticking. Buying from an authorized dealer means you also have piece of mind that you can at least get them rebuilt under the warranty terms (e.g. KW is lifetime for most of their products). Just passing this on because I spent weeks doing my research before ordering KWs
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