Can anyone tell me exactly how much further forward, and how much further "out" the front wheels sit after fitting?
The fronts look pretty tight on rubbing the valance as it is, so I'm worried I might have clearance issues after the swap.
Thank you.
eccentric lolipop bushes.
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KW355
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I can't say exactly but I changed mine recently. Whilst it was on the ramp with the old bushes out I estimate it moved the wheel forward 12 to 15 mm
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steve_k
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are you using poly bushes or rubber??pierce wrote:Can anyone tell me exactly how much further forward, and how much further "out" the front wheels sit after fitting?
The fronts look pretty tight on rubbing the valance as it is, so I'm worried I might have clearance issues after the swap.
Thank you.
if you are using the rubber m3 bushes it should not push the wheel "forward" in the wheel arch it should only move it "out" to in a way widen the track & alter the camber.
if you are using poly bushes (powerflex) then it will push the wheel forward aswell as outwards, so in essence alter both camber & caster.
can't help with how far forward it pushes the wheel as i only have the solid rubber m3 bushes, sorry.
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pierce
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Thank you both.
Very informative.
Very informative.
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markus_74
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I ever use m3 bush and it rub my front plastic cover so I remove the cover.
I think it will move 15mm
I think it will move 15mm
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maxfield
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Whether it be poly bushes or a standard rubber bush. An eccentric bush will only alter castor. It won't effect toe or camber in anyway.steve_k wrote:are you using poly bushes or rubber??pierce wrote:Can anyone tell me exactly how much further forward, and how much further "out" the front wheels sit after fitting?
The fronts look pretty tight on rubbing the valance as it is, so I'm worried I might have clearance issues after the swap.
Thank you.
if you are using the rubber m3 bushes it should not push the wheel "forward" in the wheel arch it should only move it "out" to in a way widen the track & alter the camber.
if you are using poly bushes (powerflex) then it will push the wheel forward aswell as outwards, so in essence alter both camber & caster.
can't help with how far forward it pushes the wheel as i only have the solid rubber m3 bushes, sorry.

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KW355
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I should have said I am using eccentric powerflex bushes on my car.KW355 wrote:I can't say exactly but I changed mine recently. Whilst it was on the ramp with the old bushes out I estimate it moved the wheel forward 12 to 15 mm
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Here you go:
http://cookracing.co.uk/index.php/e30-3 ... one-bushes
You can see the slight shift forwards in castor here

http://cookracing.co.uk/index.php/e30-3 ... one-bushes
You can see the slight shift forwards in castor here

The story so far... http://www.cookracing.co.uk/
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
https://www.youtube.com/cookracinguk
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
