
Andrew
Moderator: martauto






Exactly what im fitting right now!Simon wrote:I'm going for Bilstein Sports, with the H&R springs, always seems to get the best results.







IF my car sits like that i will be very happy!amit325i wrote:Same springs i am using, will be nice firm ride, but not bone breaking though! Heres a pic, good ride hide! But the car will settle over time so be careful over speed bumps etc







Si, are you fitting new dampers on the front? if so you will need a special key to do the nut up, if you want to borrow it.Simon wrote:I'm going for Bilstein Sports, with the H&R springs, always seems to get the best results.




Well to put eccentric bushes in to sort out the extra camber, and the drivers side was taken out the same way as the passenger. Who told you it was impossible?Project_E30 wrote:Stupid question but why did you extract the trailing arm bushes?
Also how did you remove the drivers side as I thought that was near impossible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers

Can you tell me how you did it then (remove the trailing arms)? I cannot get anything on the nut on the drivers side to stop it spinning when I'm trying to undo the bolt.Demlotcrew wrote:Well to put eccentric bushes in to sort out the extra camber, and the drivers side was taken out the same way as the passenger. Who told you it was impossible?Project_E30 wrote:Stupid question but why did you extract the trailing arm bushes?
Also how did you remove the drivers side as I thought that was near impossible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Wil only done back, will do front tomorrow and got to give it a few miles to set down as its only about 1cm lower than before, but the camber on the rear is the same as the front!![]()
Andrew

Yes mate, will be fitting new dampers on the front as well, didn't realise they needed a key though...tell me more!Demlotcrew wrote:Si, are you fitting new dampers on the front? if so you will need a special key to do the nut up, if you want to borrow it.Simon wrote:I'm going for Bilstein Sports, with the H&R springs, always seems to get the best results.
Andrew

