I need a measurement.....

[MalNCH]

Can someone please be good enough to measure ride height for me on their car, 30i with M sport springs......... On a level surface please

I'm convinced mine is too high, people who have seen it think its too high, and before I buy replacements I want to compare, a measurement like below please, lip of bottom of wheel to wheel arch, front and back.

 

[G600]

What size wheels?

 

[nhartgolfer]

Looks high in the photograph.
Mine is on 18” wheels and sits at 23” all round. (using your rather unorthodox guide!!)

 

[G600]

Looks high in the photograph.

Looks like a 5 series rather than a Z4

 

[MJJamieson]

Try this...

 

[MalNCH]

That was just a pic off the net to show the measurement needed. Why's it unorthodox? That's the correct way to measure ride height.

 

[Mr Tidy]

Right, just been out measuring! :lol:

Mine is a facelift Sport (so should be on M-Sport springs) with 18" wheels.

I got 598mm on the left and 597mm on the right.

 

[mr nurburgring]

Just measured my front height. 18” wheel se suspension out of interest.

617mm offside
623mm nearside.

 

[MalNCH]

What size wheels?

18s, I need front and rear......

 

[Thrustyjust]

Are you measuring from the rim ? Mine from floor to wheel arch is 650mm front and back, which is the 'usual' way of measuring. If mine was 620, then I would have no tyre visible under the arch. Oh and 18's on a coupe.

 

[Mr Tidy]

Right, just been out measuring!

I should have read it properly.

Mine is a facelift Sport (so should be on M-Sport springs) with 18" wheels.

I got 598mm on the left and 597mm on the right.

OK, I've just been out with a torch so if the neighbours weren't sure I was a fruit loop before they know now! :lol:

596mm on both rears! All measured from the centre of the wheel rim at the bottom to the arch.

 

[mjennings23]

Are you measuring from the rim ? Mine from floor to wheel arch is 650mm front and back, which is the 'usual' way of measuring. If mine was 620, then I would have no tyre visible under the arch. Oh and 18's on a coupe.

The correct way is to measure from the lower lip of the rim, that way any differences in tyre size and profile don't factor in. Can guarantee there's differences in tyre sizes from different manufacturers so it makes the measurement less reliable.