Stock suspension alignment numbers?

PC Valkyrie · 04-29-2010, 04:46 PM

Does anyone know the stock suspension alignment settings for a 135i with the M sport package?

I just had camber plates installed, and I want to know what the baseline stock alignment numbers should be from the factory.

thanks

Dackelone · 04-29-2010, 05:13 PM

Where ever you go to have the alignment done at... in the alignment computer it will have the OE specs. As long as the shop has a new-er machince and not something really ancient alignment rack with mirrors or such! lol Any of the new laser alignment racks will have the specs you need. Plus the tech should know what he is doing to set the car up properly.

Just don't have them.... set the toe - and let you go!

Make sure they adjust the correct camber settings.

Good Luck
David

Evice · 04-29-2010, 08:42 PM

Data below are in degrees and minutes. BMW - Kinematics Diagnosis System that is used in the dealers have this data.

Rear Axle:
Camber: -1 deg. 50m.
Toe : 0 deg. 09m
Geom. driving axis Total: 0deg 18m

Front Axle:
Camber: -0deg. 28m
Toe: 0deg. 08m
Track Differential Angle: -1deg 38m
Max Steering lock on curve inside wheel: 33deg 08m
Caster: No info
SAI: No info
Setback: 0 deg. 0m.
These are the information on my spec sheet after my alignment, and it says this data is for 135i sport without active steering.

AussieRacer · 04-30-2010, 01:26 AM

Try this:

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Dackelone European Editor 10528 Rep 22,992 Posts Drives: N54 e82 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Bayern, Germany iTrader: (1)	Where ever you go to have the alignment done at... in the alignment computer it will have the OE specs. As long as the shop has a new-er machince and not something really ancient alignment rack with mirrors or such! lol Any of the new laser alignment racks will have the specs you need. Plus the tech should know what he is doing to set the car up properly. Just don't have them.... set the toe - and let you go! Make sure they adjust the correct camber settings. Good Luck David
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Evice Major 194 Rep 1,457 Posts Drives: E92M3 Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Somewhere here iTrader: (1)	Data below are in degrees and minutes. BMW - Kinematics Diagnosis System that is used in the dealers have this data. Rear Axle: Camber: -1 deg. 50m. Toe : 0 deg. 09m Geom. driving axis Total: 0deg 18m Front Axle: Camber: -0deg. 28m Toe: 0deg. 08m Track Differential Angle: -1deg 38m Max Steering lock on curve inside wheel: 33deg 08m Caster: No info SAI: No info Setback: 0 deg. 0m. These are the information on my spec sheet after my alignment, and it says this data is for 135i sport without active steering. __________________ My Track Videos
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AussieRacer Major 24 Rep 1,058 Posts Drives: 2008 135i Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Aust iTrader: (0)	Try this: __________________ Current: 135i Auto, Le Mans Blue - w/ Bridgestone RE-11 rears, GP Thunder 7500k angels, & "golf tee" mod plus a few M3 suspension bits and pieces...
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