Hi
Recently fitted Eibachs to my Z4C and now it's sitting lower the wheels appear to have quite a bit of camber. I guess I need to get this sorted or I'm going to get some crazy tyre wear!
Is there specific settings that the camber/alignment should be or do I just leave them to it??
Thanks
Tom.
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Eibach's and camber..
- tom_ekn
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Eibach's and camber..
2008 Z4 3.0si Coupe
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Re: Eibach's and camber..
you may try to set an original camber, byt it might end with tyres rubbing your inner wheel arch - especially at the front
go and have an alignment checked - then you will know everything
btw rear wheels are supposed to have crazy negative camber - thats how they are set originally by bmw
go and have an alignment checked - then you will know everything
btw rear wheels are supposed to have crazy negative camber - thats how they are set originally by bmw
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Re: Eibach's and camber..
Thanks for the reply. Going to get it done in a week or so, didn't realise that the back are supposed to be negative cambered Mine are now really noticeable!McKoval wrote:you may try to set an original camber, byt it might end with tyres rubbing your inner wheel arch - especially at the front
go and have an alignment checked - then you will know everything
btw rear wheels are supposed to have crazy negative camber - thats how they are set originally by bmw
2008 Z4 3.0si Coupe