Great video. Was going to pay a garage, but not now. You've saved me a few quid. Thanks!!

@ReviveMyRide

Жыл бұрын

@jasonfudge8006 Glad you liked the video and thanks for your comment, great that you fancy giving it a go and saving some money! 👍😀

Good tip on the bottle jack 🎉🎉

@ReviveMyRide

Ай бұрын

Cheers! That trick has helped me out a few times!

Excellent every day real life down to earth and safe way fitment. Thank you.

@ReviveMyRide

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! 👍😀 I might be doing it again soon on my BMW M135i. I'm thinking about some lowering springs for it... Cheers, Phil

Very helpful 😁

@ReviveMyRide

11 ай бұрын

Cheers! 👍😎

Just came across this excellent video on how to change these rear springs. Got mine to on my E85. Like your wheels by the way. Are they the CH alloys?

@ReviveMyRide

10 ай бұрын

Hi Dean, thanks very much! Not a lot of vids out there on the E85 and E86... My wheels are CSL replicas, sorry, don't know what brand. Just looked up CH alloys and I would say they look very similar to mine. Mine were 19's and I really liked them but the offsets weren't perfect and so I was using spacers. Also, the tyres were lower profile due to the step up in rim diameter. This in turn seemed to make the car more nervous on bumpy roads (Z4M is prone to this anyway), so the wheels are gone but I miss them for their looks! 😥 Cheers, Phil

Great Video. I have a Question. I have replaced all my shocks and struts. And mounts added reinforcement plates. Etc. But I've noticed the right rear sits low compared to the left rear. And the front is elevated but even. I don't have coilovers. So how do I even out the rear. Please help. Or anyone thank you in advance.

@ReviveMyRide

Жыл бұрын

@longriflem14 Have you also replaced your springs? Usually ride height is governed by the springs. Of course, any spring platform or plate that has been added that changes the height of the spring platform at the bottom or the size of the gap (top to bottom, where the spring sits), may also cause this. Hope that helps! Thanks, Phil

@longriflem14

Жыл бұрын

Hey Phil Thanks for Replying. Did not change the springs. Everything else but springs. Ride is ok but aestheticly It looks weird with like 2 1/2 Gap in the Front and barely a finger Gap in the back. And the Shocks and struts are the OE Base Variant, not Sport versions. I'm wondering if there is a way lift the back springs a little. I haven't seen anything except coilovers. The Springs look to be in good shape and not broken or anything and are the originals from 99. Maybe I need new rear springs would that lift the back??

@ReviveMyRide

Жыл бұрын

@@longriflem14 I suspect you have a broken right rear spring and that is why the car is sitting lower on that corner. When they break, it is often just the final coil and so, can be hard to spot. Front wheel arch gap has probably always been like that? I can't imagine why it will have changed following the work you have done. You are correct, coil overs give you control and so, you would be able to adjust your ride height but this can be expensive. New stock springs will restore your original ride height (if there is something wrong with your original springs). Hope this helps some, hard to advise further without seeing everything myself, stripping it down and checking etc! Cheers, Phil

OK for E85, E86 and all E46s, but the procedure for E9x is quite different...

@ReviveMyRide

Жыл бұрын

@migelprager1097 Thanks for your comment, I wasn't aware of that. I will see if I can amend the vid title and description without harming the search results. 👍