Vogtland lowering springs 40/0 mm - BMW 3 E36, type 3C/B, Sedan, Coupé, Convertible, 6 cyl., without self-levelling, only front (951004)

High-tensile lowering springs

• Lowering front / rear: 40 / 0 mm
• Max. axle load front / rear: 890 kg / ---
• Approval / certificate: 366-0120-05-MURD-N1
• Springs: front 951054VAKBA, rear Serie

Notes

• The measure of the lowering will be reduced by the measure of the original sport suspension.
• Without self-levelling / air suspension.
• Only front springs, torsion bars (or standard spring) on the rear axle.
• All wheel/tire combinations are allowed which are released by the wheel type testing institution. The conditions in the wheel approval have to be kept, except when original suspension is required.

Vehicle fitment (Vogtland)

• BMW 3 E36, type 3C/B, Sedan, Coupé, Convertible, 6 cyl., without self-levelling, only front - 06.1992-04.1998, 40/0 mm
• BMW 3 E36, type 3/C, Touring, 6 cyl., without self-levelling, only front - 05.1995-08.1999, 40/0 mm
• BMW 3 E36, type 3C, Compact, 6 cyl., without self-levelling, only front - 05.1995-06.2001, 40/0 mm

Vehicles in our selector

• BMW 3 Compact (E36): Hatchback 1994-2000: 323 ti 125 kW (170 PS)
• BMW 3 Series (E36): Coupe 1991-1999: 320 i 110 kW (150 PS), 323 i 125 kW (170 PS), 325 i 141 kW (192 PS), 328 i 142 kW (193 PS); Saloon 1990-1998: 320 i 110 kW (150 PS), 325 i 141 kW (192 PS), 325 td 85 kW (115 PS), 325 tds 105 kW (143 PS), 328 i 142 kW (193 PS)
• BMW 3 Touring (E36): Estate 1994-1999: 323 i 125 kW (170 PS), 325 tds 105 kW (143 PS), 328 i 142 kW (193 PS)

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