AWD lowering options?

[Tcataldo75]

Gents, I have a set of AWD RS-R lowering springs I'm willing to let go of for $225 shipped (I just need to find a box for them). I installed them but ended up getting coilovers.

Anyone interested, PM me. Thanks.

Would love to get my hands on these if still available?

DoN_BLaZe34 I am new to the forum and PM not available yet. Looking to lower my M37x slightly this spring and go with 22x9 all around so in New England been looking for the slightest drop option. Doing research I know these are specifically made for the M so let me know if you still have perhaps you can PM me until my posts are up and I am allowed to PM!

[DoN_BLaZe34]

Would love to get my hands on these if still available?

DoN_BLaZe34 I am new to the forum and PM not available yet. Looking to lower my M37x slightly this spring and go with 22x9 all around so in New England been looking for the slightest drop option. Doing research I know these are specifically made for the M so let me know if you still have perhaps you can PM me until my posts are up and I am allowed to PM!

Sent you a PM

[stevstep77]

https://www.redline360.com/tanabe-comfo ... 5AQAvD_BwE
Would theses coilovers work on the Q70L? Been trying to find any information on them but not turning up too much.

[Altered]

https://www.redline360.com/tanabe-comfo ... 5AQAvD_BwE
Would theses coilovers work on the Q70L? Been trying to find any information on them but not turning up too much.

According to the Tanabe website these will work on a 3.7 Q70L RWD. So if your car isn't a V8 or AWD you are good to go. If it is AWD you might need to send the oem parts to their facility so they can develop the AWD set based on your car.

[wideopn11]

I wouldn't think any of the suspension components would be any different on the L vs the regular Q70. Why would they be? Car weight maybe but that's easy fix with spring rate.