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Old 01-04-2007, 12:34 PM   #1
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Default A better 318ti

I would like to make my 318ti a better car. Better for me would be good handling, looks and most of power.

I know that getting more power is not cheap or easy, best done through engine swap or forced induction

I'm not sure how to go about better handling

Looks i guess it's up to me. But what's the biggest tires I can fit before I get fender rash
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You maybe able to squeeze some 19's but I have never seen it. I run 18's with a bilstein PSS coil-over suspension kit. The coilovers up front have 2 spring set-up. There is the main coil and a helper spring to make the ride better. With the addition of aftermarket rear shock mounts, Xbrace and BAV camber kit. It will go around any comer as long as you are strong enough to turn the wheel.
There are a lot of other good options but get the some better rear shock mounts and the BAV rear camber kit no matter what you do.
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