Control arms

KelvinToT · 04-25-2022, 11:16 AM

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I put them on and drove it, it feels more intense. Like when u driving through pot holes the steering wheel react to ur hand more drastic than before. The entire chasis feedback more to you.

Thanks for getting back. Did you happen to get an alignment yet and if you did, what sort of camber angle are you getting in the front?

Have not done alignment yet, idk the camber angle because it has kwv3 on it. And one of shock need rebuild.

Your toe angle is going to be extremely out of spec if you have not done an alignment. It will actually drive very poorly until you correct the toe if these are similar to the TRW control arms.

Correct. I don't the alignment everything looks good. The wheel rod was rusted so I had to take to dealer to do the alignment

whyzee125 · 04-25-2022, 12:02 PM

I would avoid them due to the terrible quality of their engine mounts. You could get OE/Lemforder or try to find the M3 arms somewhere else. Rockauto also has TRW, Lemforder, and Delphi arms for a good price. Or Offset Motorworks. Good luck!

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whyzee125 Brigadier General 2004 Rep 4,030 Posts Drives: Dinan stage 2 335i Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Chattanooga Tn iTrader: (0)	I would avoid them due to the terrible quality of their engine mounts. You could get OE/Lemforder or try to find the M3 arms somewhere else. Rockauto also has TRW, Lemforder, and Delphi arms for a good price. Or Offset Motorworks. Good luck!
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