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Old 01-24-2006, 06:38 PM   #1
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Default Z3 coilovers fit a TI

B+G S3 Coilovers
will the z3 coilovers from a 98-02 fit a TI
im thinking about buying them couse for the price the seller is asking $500
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Old 01-24-2006, 06:46 PM   #2
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does B&G have a website? i'd go and check their website to see if the kit numbers are the same or email them to find out from them.
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Old 01-24-2006, 06:47 PM   #3
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500$..... bargain if they do
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They should fit fine. (remember, I have he roadster rear sub frame, and it all bolts right in, and the front suspension is all the same for the most part)

The thing to watch is what engine the suspension is rated for. The 2.8 in the Z3 was about the same weight as the 1.9 (Steve: correct me if I have this wrong), but the 2.5 motor is heavier as is the 3.2 in the M roadster.
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Hey Jim, is the subframe swap required for using the actual suspension components from the Z3/Mroadster, or does everything from both cars just fit together?
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Old 01-25-2006, 01:39 PM   #6
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I don't know for sure, because I just bolted the entire assembly in to avoid those kind of questions / wasted money.
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I am running H&R ///M coupe coil-overs in one of my tis. Yes they fit fine, providing you are happy with the spring/rebound rates.

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B+G S3 Coilovers
will the z3 coilovers from a 98-02 fit a TI
im thinking about buying them couse for the price the seller is asking $500
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what the hell is b+g? are they any good?
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Dude that is three years old.................
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they fit but the spring rates are wrong in the back
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thank you Paul for saying something useful
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Old thread, but i figured I throw it out there that I used to run B+G suspension on my 328 when I lived in Sicily. Actually I just ran B+G "Autobahn" springs with Sachs sport tuned shocks/struts. Good stuff.
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thanks for imput Jess
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thank you Paul for saying something useful
lol. O don't get so offended. I was only making fun.
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