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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by theOracle View Post

    I have them on 3 currently. Feels good around town. I’ll likely adjust up a couple when I take it to the canyon later this week.
    Awesome! Report back if you can.

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  • theOracle
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    Originally posted by Bimma360 View Post

    Out of curiosity what settings did you end up going with? I haven’t driven on mine yet, but I just set them to 3.
    I have them on 3 currently. Feels good around town. I’ll likely adjust up a couple when I take it to the canyon later this week.

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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by theOracle View Post

    The B16s are more of what I’ve been wanting. They are “softer” but I think it’s a combo of a few things. The ST-XTA has integrated camber plates. Now I’m running the OEM mounts. We also raised the front about 10mm and took out 1.5 degrees of camber.
    nothing bad to say about the ST coils. But the B16s fit my usage much better. The little things like man hole covers and seams in the pavement used to transmit some harshness into the body. That’s pretty much gone now. At this point I’m very happy with the change
    Out of curiosity what settings did you end up going with? I haven’t driven on mine yet, but I just set them to 3.

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  • theOracle
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    Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post

    How is the difference so far?
    The B16s are more of what I’ve been wanting. They are “softer” but I think it’s a combo of a few things. The ST-XTA has integrated camber plates. Now I’m running the OEM mounts. We also raised the front about 10mm and took out 1.5 degrees of camber.
    nothing bad to say about the ST coils. But the B16s fit my usage much better. The little things like man hole covers and seams in the pavement used to transmit some harshness into the body. That’s pretty much gone now. At this point I’m very happy with the change

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    Originally posted by theOracle View Post
    Removed the ST-XTA coils and replaced them with Bilstein B16 PSS10.
    How is the difference so far?

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  • theOracle
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    Removed the ST-XTA coils and replaced them with Bilstein B16 PSS10.

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  • Jh004
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    Originally posted by sasha View Post

    that does sound good! What’s your set up?
    Nothing crazy. Eventuri intake(hoping to get the hybrid airbox soon), euro headers, and an agency power titanium muffler. Everything else is stock. I have Dji mic 3s that I put near the intake and on the license plate frame.

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  • sasha
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    Originally posted by Jh004 View Post
    https://youtu.be/BgtId0jYjSI?is=QZYIQNOS9kAwgtDo

    Started doing some sound recording. Mic in engine bay and near the exhaust. Pretty happy with the results!
    that does sound good! What’s your set up?

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  • 02_lsb
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  • PSUEng
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    Originally posted by maupineda View Post
    That is what I did, new unmodified VANOS unit with a VAC hub and is perfect.
    Yeah I'm liking the unmodified route. But VAC gets trashed on this forum. But like I said, I can't keep up these days.

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  • Tigm3
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    nuc1 My mistake BTB I am also on the ohlins dedicated track set up with the vorshlag plates I belive they are the best before going to MCS. Ohlins is simple to set up and hassle free.

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  • BTB
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    Originally posted by Tigm3 View Post
    BTB Whats the reason why you changed the Ohlins Vorshlag set up to the Eibach pro kit? are they substantially stiffer ?
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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 it’s true what they say, although it’s still a firm ride in the grand scheme of cars (I’m 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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  • hogger453
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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.
    VAC Motorsports is the global leader in high-performance BMW parts and engine builds. and more. Shop now for premium BMW engine components.

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  • nuc1
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    Originally posted by Tigm3 View Post
    BTB Whats the reason why you changed the Ohlins Vorshlag set up to the Eibach pro kit? are they substantially stiffer ?
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    Other way around.

    Mike

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  • Tigm3
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    BTB Whats the reason why you changed the Ohlins Vorshlag set up to the Eibach pro kit? are they substantially stiffer ?
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