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Old 01-11-2006, 11:40 AM
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Camber plates on an X5 or are these for one of your other cars? Are they adjustable or do they just add neg camber up front? One day I'm actually going to look into camber plates and adjustable rear c-arms for my M3. Last month would have been good timing though for the control arms since I needed to replace all the right rear suspension components... thanks black ice

Let us know what you think of those.


Edit - Ok, so I just read the DIY article and see that they are adjustable. I guess my question is what benefits would you see on an X5 with or without them? Don't get me wrong, I think they're great and all, but it's not something I see being adjusted often or adding much too the handling since the X5 already handles quite well for what it is.
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