Quick question regarding M5 springs

[jimoreno]

Is there an easy way to identify them as the real deal? Do they have part numbers on them? Also, has anyone installed them in a non-M5 E34? If so, what kind of drop and ride did it gave you?
I found some close to me and will try to see them next Friday but would like to know how to identify them.
Thanks in advance!

[M Quick]

The springs on the m5's are for suspension leveling (all m5's has suspension leveling) just so you know.
But i think it'll give you a decent ride height (nor too high nor very low) on a non suspension leveling e34.

[Steve547i]

I'm gonna disagee on suspension leveling on my m5. I don't have a switch for edc or asc on my center console. Ill know today when I jack up the rear end

[jimoreno]

Actually, I checked the part numbers in RealOEM and it shows that a 540i sedan AND E32's also use the same rear springs but the fronts are used only on the M5.

[kalevera]

EDC springs are specific to EDC cars.

Non-EDC M5 fronts fit non-M5 E34 cars, all factory M5 rears are specific to self leveling and/or EDC systems, bushings and mounts are different.

[M Quick]

I'm gonna disagee on suspension leveling on my m5. I don't have a switch for edc or asc on my center console. Ill know today when I jack up the rear end

Ok?
No one said anything about EDC before your post. EDC is NOT the suspension leveling system i was talking about. (you know sls delte?) probably that is what someone has done to your car if yours doesn't have that.
And what switch? SLS doesn't take use of a switch. Nor i have said anything about ASC, geez..

[Steve547i]

It wasn't a direct shot at what you know.
I thought edc was a suspension adjustment system. And that there is a button next to the asc on cars equipped with it.