It is a gc eibach spring I specifically told them I wanted half inch drop from stock and that I was concerned about coil bind they told me that their springs are custom made and the 6 inch won't bind I feel like I may have been jerked
How much travel does our front suspension have that's what I was trying to find or figure out I guesstimated 2 inches from my static height but could be way off cause if it's 4 inches from full drop im not in horrible shape and a 7 inch spring should be perfect
Still trying to get this straight. Before the rear arm replacement you had factory alignment settings, there was no play in the steering and WOT acceleration was stable. You then replaced the rear control arm and rear upper camber arm, had it aligned to the same factory specs as before, then there was play in the front steering and WOT acceleration made the back end get loose.
I'm Trying to figure out how you got play in the front steering when nothing was changed up front. Curious to hear how WOT acceleration is with new alignment in rear with less toe in.
Sorry to confuse you lol. I never changed anything in the front and have always (since i can remember) had play in the steering wheel before the car darted in a different direction. I did the M3 CA and all that crap and the car takes cornering ALOT better to say the least. I still have that play in the steering wheel which is what I am trying to eliminate via alignment. Its been raining every day here in Chicagoland so WOT 2nd is the only thing I got and car seemed to stay straight. I want to wait till it stops raining so I can actually do a 2-3-4 pull to confirm. But for the most part, car is taking corners ALOT better, less body roll, feels alot more stable. I just wish I could get rid of the steering wheel vagueness.
No nvh right ?I didn't catch this in the thread, but front end wise I highly recommend installing a spherical bearing or monoball in the tension strut. My Z4 has electric steering, which some don't like the response - in my case the car is very quick with pretty good feel, steering-wise. I'm convinced the AKG spherical bearing significantly contributed to this (I'm running M3 E90 FCA and H&R sways as well, like many).
Filippo
I’m also looking at tightening up my XI front end with Turner monoball bushings, but the Turner website says fitment not for XI. Do you know differently? Likewise, the AKG website isn’t clear as to XI fitment or not.I didn't catch this in the thread, but front end wise I highly recommend installing a spherical bearing or monoball in the tension strut. My Z4 has electric steering, which some don't like the response - in my case the car is very quick with pretty good feel, steering-wise. I'm convinced the AKG spherical bearing significantly contributed to this (I'm running M3 E90 FCA and H&R sways as well, like many).
Filippo
Thanks. I asked AKG. We shall see.I don't know about the Xi. You might ask AKG for some measurements.
Filippo
IMHO a must on any BMW. I've never noticed any down side worth noting and man, what a difference in the steering!Update: I installed the Turner Monoball Thrust Arms for my 335xi. Steering is transformed - tight and very responsive. Only a little more nvh, I believe worth the improvement.
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