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    #16
    Originally posted by Dave092 View Post
    If it means anything, Ive been incredibly happy with my PSS10's. For the money I think they're a bargain. Just wouldn't recommend them if you intend on going super low.
    I second this if the car won't see any the track use.

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      #17
      PSS10 are better quality vs KW. They last forever!
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        #18
        Originally posted by Gt4 View Post
        PSS10 are better quality vs KW. They last forever!
        Better quality, better dynamically.

        And they function at a better ride height (closer to stock).

        but people like to go looooooow.

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          #19
          Originally posted by Obioban View Post

          Better quality, better dynamically.

          And they function at a better ride height (closer to stock).

          but people like to go looooooow.
          They were super popular pre-2010 for the E46 M3. Same for GC & TcKline. After, there was a big hype on forums for KW but my experience with various KW from V1 to Clubsport is that they leaks or even crack due to poor welds on piggyback.

          Saw a lot of Bilstein being winter driven here with tons of salt on road, struts/shocks bodies would have tons of corrosion but still 100% functionnal.

          If no track days, I would go PSS10 otherwise I prefer Ohlins R&T
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            #20
            I'd lead towards Ohlins Road and Track with the 3DM spacers. I really liked mine, but moved to something track-focused (MCS). They are rebuildable and upgradeable to something more track dedicated should you want to go in that direction. For whatever reason though they're having supply chain issues (issues with Brembo takeover?) and rebuild lead times are really long. Also agree on the previous point about Ground Control; haven't had much luck historically with getting questions answered (Rogue too, not to pile on), even basic ones; no issues with Barry at 3DM for Ohlins, MCS, or Bimmerworld.

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              #21
              I highly recommend Nitrons. They are located locally in Murrieta, California and their suspension is extremely capable. They are every bit as good as MCS. A friend of mine went from MCS to Nitron and his car (one of rhe fastest E92 M3s in the US) got faster. I love mine. At only $800 for a full rebuild, they can't be beat.
              Last edited by EthanolTurbo; 05-18-2026, 12:10 PM.
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                #22
                So many new options out including MCS, Nitron, AST that have a lot of nice one way coilover kits with proper spring rates for use. I feel they fill the void for majority of your intended purpose and even occasional HPDE weekends without too much compromise

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