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Murdered out Model S Plaid gets N2itive RSX-3 Lowering Links to close the wheel gap Parts installed: https://europeanautosource.com/products/n2itive-rsx-3-original-performance-ride-height-adjustment-lowering-link-set-tesla-model-s-model-x

Appreciate the positive feedback, you have PM.

ST Suspensions is very popular on the BMW M platforms, they are the sister company to KW Suspensions (who manufactures MPP) based out of Germany. The Tein EnduraPro Plus Struts are a good entry level strut, but mixing and matching with lowering springs already get you close to ST coilover...

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Let's start this thread off with a bang. Ultra Red Tesla Model S Plaid gets the royal treatment with only 200mi on the odometer: Parts installed N2itive - RSX-3 TARTAN Ride Height Adjustment Lowering Link Set N2itive - ARTAN SX-P2 Forged Adjustable Rear Upper Camber Arms Vorsteiner - VRS...

For over 20 years, European Auto Source (EAS) has been a respected industry leader in BMW M models, and we continually strive to offer top end, rare, and unique products with the up-most level of customer service. Those that currently or have had BMWs in the past have most likely heard or even...

What about looking into the ST Suspension Coilovers instead? They're very reasonably priced and you can dial in the drop exactly to where you want it vs a fixed drop you get with springs - not to mention you'll be improving not only the height, but ride feel also. This way - you get the best of...

Don't have any complaints from either brand on ride - go with whatever drop you desire. You should have any bottoming out, unless you're a super aggressive driver or simply don't pay attention to driveways/speed bumps.

Main target is protection, but didn't notice any change in noise.

Similar, if not identical. Can't go wrong with either one. Eibach is not compatible with 7 Seater Model Y if that factors into your decision making.

You're confusing us with someone else, we haven't made any videos about Tein. No plans on returning to Flex Z anytime soon. You're on the right track with the wheel/tire setup. One of the biggest improvements on my MYP in comfort was ditching the 21" Uberturbines and going to a 20" squared...

Yes, but you're on a completely different website than ours.

You're looking at the Endura Pro Plus struts, which has been relatively problem free for us. We stopped selling FlexZ long ago.

All PMs replied. Still available.

Pretty popular in SoCal, sure it will make its way up there soon!