Engineered for street and occasional track use, H&R Coil-Overs feature a fully-threaded shock body (not an imitation sleeve-over) that allows you to precisely dial in height adjustment to achieve optimum weight transfer, or simply get the aggressive look you've been looking for. Featuring H&R's exclusive dynamic damper technology, each shock is engineered to work in harmony with a progressive-rate spring, together creating a finely-tuned suspension system.
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Lowering range of 1.0 - 2.5 inches on average (see chart below)
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Fully threaded shock body for adjustable vehicle lowering
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Awesome handling and ride comfort
Detailed Fitment Chart
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Vehicle Model
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Model Year
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Lowering in Inches
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Part Number
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Front
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Rear
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E63 645Ci, 650i Coupe
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04+
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1.0-2.0
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.75-1.5
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50467
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E64 645Ci Conv, 650i Conv
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05+
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.75-1.5
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About H&R
H&R's philosophy is simple: they make only the best products, using only the best materials and offer the best customer service, for the best price. This philosophy has made them who they are today, the industry leader in innovation, design, quality and customer support. From world-renowned racetracks to the trend setting streets of Southern California, they have proven that they are a product of unequaled quality and definitive results.
First, their springs are precision wound with only the highest quality spring steel. They then apply on-time tempering to realign the molecular structure of the steel for long term elasticity. The springs are then shot peened inside and out, a process that increases the service life of the spring more than 200%. Next, every spring is pre-set using the exclusive "Super Blok" system. This system cycles the spring coils so the springs never set or sag. Never! Finally, their special powder coating process results in springs with a flexible and durable finish.
All of their suspension components are 100% built in-house in Germany. In addition, H&R's suspension products exceed ISO 9001 QAS and are TUV and ABE certified-achievements of highest quality standards in Germany. Additional testing and research is conducted at our U.S. facility in Bellingham, Washington. Note: Above picture for reference only.
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