Lowering Springs Set for BMW 2 Convertible (F23)
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Product Fitment
Lowering Springs Set for BMW 2 Convertible (F23).
Lowering Springs by MTS Technik, lowering the front axle by 30 mm and the rear axle by 30 mm.
Suitable for the following engine(s) only:
218 d
220 d
225 d
228 i
230 i
MTS Product SKU: MTSXBM260
Tech Specs
| Lowering (Front) | 30 mm |
|---|---|
| Lowering (Rear) | 30 mm |
| Max. Load Front Axle | - |
| Max. Load Rear Axle | - |
Product Features
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2 year warranty with no mileage limit to confirm high quality. |
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Suspension components characterized by increased corrosion resistance and made of the highest quality materials. |
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The same lowering for both axles maximizes driving precision and guarantees a sporty look without sacrificing comfort. |
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Springs that provide a subtle lowering can be successfully used with OEM shock absorbers. |
Additional Notes
M13 - Not suitable for 4WD (four-wheel drive) cars
M106 - About 10mm less lowerering for vehicles with M-sport suspension
M107 - About 10mm less lowerering for vehicles with Adaptive M-sport suspension
In case of additional, non-standard equipment (e.g. tow hook, LPG installation) the actual lowering of the car might be different from declared.
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Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout
Product Features
|
2 year warranty with no mileage limit to confirm high quality. |
|
Suspension components characterized by increased corrosion resistance and made of the highest quality materials. |
|
The same lowering for both axles maximizes driving precision and guarantees a sporty look without sacrificing comfort. |
|
Springs that provide a subtle lowering can be successfully used with OEM shock absorbers. |
Additional Notes
M13 - Not suitable for 4WD (four-wheel drive) cars
M106 - About 10mm less lowerering for vehicles with M-sport suspension
M107 - About 10mm less lowerering for vehicles with Adaptive M-sport suspension
In case of additional, non-standard equipment (e.g. tow hook, LPG installation) the actual lowering of the car might be different from declared.
