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BTW, I replaced my rear suspension too and still could not get my car close to factory alignment. I have BC coilovers and even raised my car to stockish height, but I believe my alignment specs were still around -2.8 to -3.0 degrees. https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...5-e53rearkit-l Hopefully this adjustable camber/toe kit fixes my problem. I'm dying to lower my 4.8is back down again and still be within stock alignment specs. |
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DAMN! :wow: I didn't even know about the adjustable "TOE" arms.....:dunno: Hope the Camber Arms get it done for me. I can see where the stock toe arm could possibly run out of adjustment on the eccentric bolt. I'll know soon as I replace my air bag and get it to the alignment shop. Mike |
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I can see getting the adjustable arms for racing convenience but if it was necessary to use these arms to get an X5 into specs the OE arms would be a different design than they are or none of use would be able to get alignment into specs. |
I'm on BC coilovers... If I measured stock height, it's unite possible I could get back to proper alignment specs. My real goal is to be aggressively lowered with proper alignment specs.
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Well my rear suspension saga continues.
The "new" aftermarket air bag spring that I installed on Sunday lasted about 50 miles and blew out at ~80mph on I35W. I knew what it was when it blew. DAMN!!! The inner/lower sealing ring failed and blew the bladder around the spring base requiring the bladder to be cut to be removed. :wow: :wow: I might just spend nearly 3X the price of this thing and buy an Arnott unit, still debating....... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/8r...k=w668-h890-no https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/C7...4=w668-h890-no https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/bj...I=w668-h890-no https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/wl...w=w668-h890-no https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/IJ...k=w668-h890-no Mike |
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Yes, it was/is aggravating................
Mike |
Bought and installed the Arnott bag to replace the Chinese aftermarket item and all remains well.
Also, after installing the Hardrace adjustable camber arms I just got the truck re-aligned and all was able to come into spec. A great feeling since putting new tires on and an upcoming big road trip soon. Setting the rear up just by Mark 1 eyeball wasn't too bad for the couple hundred miles I had to drive around before getting to the alignment rack. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5m...w=w653-h890-no Mike |
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