What is the benefit of a progressive spring rate?

A progressive spring rate means the spring's stiffness changes as it compresses. During normal driving, the springs offer a comfortable ride. When you encounter harder cornering or braking, the spring rate increases, providing better support and reducing body roll.

Will these springs affect my self-leveling suspension?

Yes, these springs are designed to work with the factory self-leveling suspension system on your 1997-2001 BMW 750iL. They will lower the vehicle while maintaining compatibility with that system.

What is the advantage of lowering the vehicle's center of gravity?

Lowering the center of gravity helps to reduce body roll when the vehicle is cornering. This makes the car feel more stable and responsive, improving overall handling dynamics.

1997-2001 BMW 750iL Lowering Springs

Name: H&R 97-01 BMW 750i/750iL E38 Sport Spring (w/Self-Leveling)
Brand: H&R
Price: 317.26 USD
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H&R 97-01 BMW 750i/750iL E38 Sport Spring (w/Self-Leveling)

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Fits 1997-2001 BMW 750iL. H&R Sport Springs lower your vehicle for improved handling and a sportier stance.

Key Features

Fits 1997-2001 BMW 750iL with self-leveling suspension.
Made from strong and resilient 54SiCr6 spring steel that is shot peened.
Progressive spring design offers superb ride quality and comfort while improving handling.
Lowers the vehicle's center of gravity, reducing body roll and enhancing cornering.
Reduces fender gap for a sportier, more streamlined appearance.
H&R's number one selling spring kit.

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Fits this vehicle

BMW 750iL 1997-2001

Product Details

If you're looking to give your 1997-2001 BMW 750iL a more aggressive stance and sharper handling, these H&R Sport Springs are a popular choice. They're designed to reduce the gap between your tires and the fenders, giving your car a sleeker profile. By lowering the vehicle's center of gravity, these springs also help reduce body roll during cornering, making the car feel more planted and responsive.

These springs are made from 54SiCr6 spring steel, a strong and resilient material that's shot peened for added durability. The progressive spring rate means you get a comfortable ride during normal driving, but the springs stiffen up when you need them to during spirited driving or hard cornering. This design helps maintain a good balance between ride comfort and improved handling performance. H&R makes these springs in Germany, and they are their number one selling product.

Installing these springs is a great way to enhance the look and feel of your 750iL. You'll notice a difference in how the car handles, especially when taking turns.