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In some cases, upon getting a new car, you may not wanna replace a new suspension system, and if you want to lower the base for some extra points on style, there are a variety of lowering springs on the market but you have to pair them with a Bilstein B8.
On the other hand, if you want to add Eibach or H&R springs on your original shock absorbers, not much chance to find a compatible model, so you might as well go for a set of Japanese 3D Design lowering springs kit.
I recently had an F40 M135i in my garage, and we spent almost a day upgrading it to these babies, and lowered his ride by about 20mm.
Aside from extra style, lower body means lower gravity center, more stability.
Check out the process: