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| E36 M3 (1992-1999) {Euro - S50 B32 321hp @ 7400 rpm} {U.S. - S52 B32 240 hp @ 6000 rpm} Total Produced: 71,212 - Years Produced: 1992 to 1999 |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Hi all. Anyone know if the front strut mounting has some play in it? I know that camber and caster cannot be adjusted in stock form, but since I added knew koni struts, my caster numbers dont match ( L - 6.7, R - 7.3). I'm thinking the strut mounting can be moved around a bit to add to caster/camber.
Anyone know if this is true? I'm tempted to get camber/caster adjustable plates, but they're so much money. Anyone know of a cheap method to changing caster? Thanks. |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Not adjustable at all, it is what it is. What little movement might be there isn't meaningful.
The only way to optimise the numbers is to go with castor/ camber plates. Then you are on the slippery slope of race car parts on a street car...
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