09-09-2024, 11:10 PM | #1 |
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Rear control arm bushings - Upgrade or OEM
As we "all" know the M3 rear arms aren't worth the upgrade against the stock Non-M arms.
I have a few rear bushings that are loose/needs remplacing. Would it be worth it to upgrade the bushing on a street car that get some occasional track use (I plan on going more) ? Should I keep it simple and stick with OEM or get some "upgraded" bushings and change them over time when the stock one go out ? Here's my pretty moddest setup on my 128i : M3 Front control arms (All of them) Dinan Camber Plate (Maxed out "camber" slot) Koni Orange + Eibach spring (that combo sucks ass) 335ix rear sway bar (15mm) F30 brakes + SS lines + Hawk HPS 5.0 -3.2° F (1/32 Toe) and -2.4° camber (0 Toe) I'd love some intel ! Tell me your rear suspension setup please ! Last edited by Max1er; 09-09-2024 at 11:12 PM.. Reason: why not |
11-04-2024, 05:39 PM | #2 |
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Street car use OEM bushings.
Rear upper and guide links are worth the upgrade to the M3 style. |
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