BMW Suspension Parts

This suspension package of Bilstein Sport shocks and H&R Sport springs will lower the ride height and firm up the suspension to provide less bodyroll and better handling. This E24 and E28 suspension package is firm but not harsh and can be used on daily-driven street cars as well as backroad and weekend corner carvers.

H&R Sport springs lower the ride height by 1.25" and stiffens the spring rate. Both combine to lower the car's center of gravity and reduce the amount of bodyroll in corners. The springs are progressive rate so their initial stiffness is actually very compliant and it becomes stiffer as the spring is compressed. This is great for street cars that see bumps and potholes where suspension compliance is key. Overall, they are about 40% stiffer than the stock original springs. The ride quality is a little stiffer than a stock E28 M5.

We use Bilstein Sport shocks as the dampers and they feature Bilstein's patented and innovative valving system. With this system, small bumps and impacts are absorbed as they should be. But the shocks stiffen for cornering and other suspension motions. It's the best of both worlds as the shock self-adjusts based on suspension motion. These fit with the stock strut and shock mounts, making for an easy and clean install.

Although this suspension is listed for the E28 M5 and E24 M6, the original rear self-leveling system must be disabled or removed.
 

Parts list:

• 1 set - H&R Sport Springs (50428)
• 1 pair - Bilstein Front Sport struts (P36-0243 / 34-181546)
• 1 pair - Bilstein Rear Sport Shocks (B46-0607 / 24-006071)

This item fits the following BMWs:
1982-1988 E28 BMW 528e 533i 535i 535is M5
1982-1989 E24 BMW 633csi 635csi M6

If E30 needs a little more pep in the corners, this is an excellent suspension package. H&R Sport springs and Bilstein Sport shocks for the E30 will lower the ride height for an aggressive stance and stiffer springs will improve handling and balance in the corners. This suspension is a favorite among our E30 fans because the car corners better without a punishing ride. Perfect for daily-driven E30s who want to carry more speed through the corners.

H&R Sport springs lower the ride height by 1.25" and stiffens the spring rate. Both combine to lower the car's center of gravity and reduce the amount of bodyroll in corners. The springs are progressive rate so their initial stiffness is actually very compliant and it becomes stiffer as the spring is compressed. This is great for street cars that see bumps and potholes where suspension compliance is key. Overall, they are about 40% stiffer than the stock original springs.

We use Bilstein Sport shocks as the dampers and they feature Bilstein's patented and innovative valving system. With this system, small bumps and impacts are absorbed as they should be. But the shocks stiffen for cornering and other suspension motions. It's the best of both worlds as the shock self-adjusts based on suspension motion. These fit with the stock strut and shock mounts, making for an easy and clean install.
 

Parts list:

• 1 set - H&R Sport Springs (50406)
• 1 pair - Bilstein Front Sport strut inserts (P36-0335 / 34-003350)
• 1 pair - Bilstein Rear Sport Shocks (B36-2027 / 24-020275)

Fitment note: Front strut inserts fit the larger 51mm strut housings. These were standard for all 6-cylinder E30s, all M3, and 1989-1992 318i/is. Other models used a smaller strut housing which requires a different Bilstein insert.

This item fits the following BMWs:
1984-1992 E30 BMW 325e 325es 325i 325ic 325is

Worn or broken sway bar end links can significantly impact your vehicle's handling, preventing the sway bar from functioning properly. Restore your suspension performance with a high-quality OE replacement sway bar end link from Bremmen. Upgrading to new end links reduces body roll, improves cornering, and enhances overall driving dynamics—an excellent way to refresh your suspension system.

Common signs of failing sway bar end links include loose handling in corners, knocking noises, and a sloppy feel when driving over bumps. Fortunately, replacing them is straightforward and can be done by any automotive enthusiast.

Air springs replace traditional coil springs in your vehicle's suspension system, providing the ability to automatically adjust the spring rate and ride height by inflating or deflating the spring assembly as needed. This ensures a smooth ride and optimal handling across various driving conditions.

However, over time, air springs can develop leaks, compromising their ability to maintain the necessary air pressure. When this happens, the suspension may fail to keep the vehicle level or provide a smooth ride.