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Originally posted by nuc1 View Post
Care to share your ride height?
MikeHey sorry - was at hospital this weekend - nuclear family has grown to 3 strong !! πͺOriginally posted by Tigm3 View Postyes do tell ride height details.
I told the shop that I wasnβt targeting a specific ride height and while I thought my previous Eibach/Koni setup was pretty much perfect visually, Iβd be happy to make a change to make the dampers work optimally. They didnβt provide any specs but on drivers side it looks to be about 13.5β front and maybe slightly less ~13.25β rear. Seems like a very slight drop compared to old setup (below) - though the ride is vastly improved
Ohlins R&T + Vorshlag plates


Eibach pro kit / Koni yellows (high miles 80k when changed)


Last edited by BTB; 08-27-2026, 12:58 PM.
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Congrats on the addition to the family and thanks for the info. Looks perfect IMO.Originally posted by BTB View Post
Hey sorry - was at hospital this weekend - nuclear family has grown to 3 strong !! πͺ
I told the shop that I wasnβt targeting a specific ride height and while I thought my previous Eibach/Koni setup was pretty much perfect visually, Iβd be happy to make a change to make the dampers work optimally. They didnβt provide any specs but on drivers side it looks to be about 13.5β front and maybe slightly less ~13.25β rear. Seems like a very slight drop compared to old setup (below) - though the ride is vastly improved
Mike
02 M3 Titanium Silver / Black
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Originally posted by PSUEng View Post
Where are we with these VAC hubs these days? I've got a fresh new VANOS and was looking at VAC hub as an option. I can't keep up with the debates.
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As nuc1 responded - I switched from Eibach springs / Koni yellows (installed back when first taking ownership of car, 2013 / 80k miles ago) to the Ohlins. The Ohlins actually have a stronger spring rate compared to the Eibach but itβs true what they say, although itβs still a firm ride in the grand scheme of cars (Iβm set to 15 clicks or 75% to full soft) it is way more compliant and absorbs bumps beautifully without upsetting the car.
Also as another tidbit, seems like this has damn near eliminated rear axle wheel hop. Because the vertical load on the tires is much more consistent the car transitions from grip to slip very smooth (also have solid subframe bushings), even in the heavy rain yesterday where typically wheel hop would come in quickly, I could hold the car with wheels just barely slipping relative to road speed. Probably not a huge surprise to everyone but just a massive transformation from how it was
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