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| 08-23-2017, 03:13 PM | #1 |
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M Performance Splitter
Question for anyone who has the carbon M Performance splitter, how much lower does it make the front end on a car with standard m sport suspension? I've ordered it for my F33 and am now starting to get worried I won't get over a speedbump! I'm guessing that's not the case but wanted to check with people who have it
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| 08-28-2017, 07:15 AM | #2 |
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It does make it low at the front. If you have an xdrive your suspension will be higher than a non xdrive.
I have an xdrive which is also an M Sport with a Carbon Splitter. I haven't lowered the car because i scraped the splitter about 3 times when i first got the car. I haven't done it since as i have been very careful. Just watch out for: Dips in the road High pavements when driving the car into a parking spot (try and reverse in a spot instead) Slow right down when approaching a speed bump Try and avoid multi story car parks If you are going down a very steep decent slow down when the road levels out But you should be ok, go for it !
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| 08-28-2017, 10:30 AM | #3 | |
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My F32 is getting swapped for a F33 on Friday, it'll be the new car that has the splitter on and from what you say it'll be low, especially as there's no x-drive to raise it up on the regular M Sport suspension. But given I'm not, and won't be, lowered sounds like it'll be ok. I'll definitely be reversing into spaces - I can imagine the expensive crunching noise if i get the distance wrong going forward! |
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