BC Racing BR Series Coilover

[btheo]

Hi, Just wanted to get some feedback regarding these coilovers and if anyone else is currently running them. I'm coming from stock suspension on my '99, car feels a need to freshin up a bit. Not a trackday car but a weekend warrior. Providing other suspension parts are in decent condition, what can I expect from these? my bushings, RTABs are fairly new ~15k miles. Xbrace is arguably the only enhancement I have. LMK thoughts feedbacks etc and if there are other options at this price point ($1k) that I should also be considering and not overlooking. A feature worthy of mentioning is that these have front camber plates...
thanks in advance.

[Westopher]

Consider ST XTA or KW V1.
BC makes up for a lower build quality and less R&D by adding more features. 32 way dampening isn't necessary or able to be utilized really on coilovers of that quality level. If I was looking for cheap with camber plates I'd choose ISC over BC.

[Positiveions]

Consider KWV1 for the money and quality. It is best of both world: no harsh ride yet is aggressive.

[TexaZ3]

I have BC-Rs on my E39M and they have been great so far - firmer than OEM, but that is exactly what I was looking for. Granted its a heavier car, so can't tell you on a lighter M3. I'm sure there are better coils out there, but I was looking for a budget option, and for the price, these are pretty decent.

[OmairK]

I would also look into TCKline. I got their softest single adjustable setup with the adjustable hats, it's super compliant!

[Braymond141]

I would also look into TCKline. I got their softest single adjustable setup with the adjustable hats, it's super compliant!

TCK is the best suspension setup you can buy for a street+ E36 M3.

[BIGSOOJ]

TCK is the best suspension setup you can buy for a street+ E36 M3.

Agreed TCK all day!