Camber after Eibach Pro Kit/ H&R Springs

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Mark-Z4

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 South West
For those of you that have lowered your cars on the Eibach or H&R springs, how did you find the camber after?

When I had my alignment checked a couple months back they told me the camber was slightly out of spec and that it couldn't be adjusted as it was on full adjustment. But they told me not to worry about t as it was minimal and would cost a couple hundred to rectify which wasn't worth it. The car handles great, well when the weather is nice/dry etc.

The thing is I don't know what parts it is that need replacing? My concern is that I will be putting my 19's on March, the car will probably need the Eibach Pro Kit to go with the wheels, surely this will give me more negative camber?

Have any of you fitted a camber kit like this? Or not bothered? Or am I better off with oem replacement parts? Any help advice would be appreciated.

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Cheers

Mark
 
All z4's seem to do this when lowered.

My rears are rather bad, the fronts seem fine. Will try and find a pic.
 
My rears on my old roadster carried a lot of camber. Par for the course


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Hmmm that looks like quite an aggressive camber Ben, is that on an Eibach kit or something lower?
 
This was right after I had my Coupe lowered with H&R springs. No alignment done in this pic.
A year after I got it aligned but got the same message as you did. It was already at max. So I have not done anything to it afterwards.
It took me nearly 20.000km in 3 years including some trackdays to wear out my rear Michelin PSS'

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Mark-Z4 said:
Hmmm that looks like quite an aggressive camber Ben, is that on an Eibach kit or something lower?
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fk springs, bit all lowering kits appear to do the same to z4's.
 
That doesn't look too bad at all Stig, i don't want to compromise tyre wear or handelling so if camber is too negative after lowering then I will pick up some adjustable arms.
I don't have sport dampers, just normals so it shouldn't be as low as others.
 
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