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Macht Schnell Sport Competition Springs - F87 M2
Macht Schnell Sport Competition (Sport Comp) Springs are designed for the performance-oriented driver and when the desire for uncompromised handling is a top priority. Macht Schnell Sport Comp Springs provide a slightly stiffer feel and lower center gravity for handling and control while remaining civil for everyday driving on the street.
Crafted from ASTM A401-90 High Tensile Cold Steel, Macht Schnell Sport Comp Springs are cold wound on CNC equipment, pre-set, shot-peened, and powder-coated, meeting the highest standards of perfection and quality.
Features
- Lowers 1.10F"-0.75R" on average
- Designed for responsive, tight handling and performance
- Aggressive ride height with a moderate stance
- Superb ride quality and performance
- ASTM A401-90 High Tensile Cold Steel construction for added strength and lighter weight
Models Supported
2016+ F87 M2
Macht Schnell Sport Competition (Sport Comp) Springs are designed for the performance-oriented driver and when the desire for uncompromised handling is a top priority. Macht Schnell Sport Comp Springs provide a slightly stiffer feel and lower center gravity for handling and control while remaining civil for everyday driving on the street.
Crafted from ASTM A401-90 High Tensile Cold Steel, Macht Schnell Sport Comp Springs are cold wound on CNC equipment, pre-set, shot-peened, and powder-coated, meeting the highest standards of perfection and quality.
Features
- Lowers 1.10F"-0.75R" on average
- Designed for responsive, tight handling and performance
- Aggressive ride height with a moderate stance
- Superb ride quality and performance
- ASTM A401-90 High Tensile Cold Steel construction for added strength and lighter weight
Models Supported
2016+ F87 M2
Driven by performance and precision, AutoTecknic has been crafting premium carbon fiber and aerodynamic upgrades since 2000. From our Southern California headquarters, we design and engineer parts that elevate both form and function. Built for drivers who demand more from their machines