FS: Roll Center/Bump Steer Kit

[Ryan_R]

sold

[Ryan_R]

Price lowered.

[PurelliCondoms]

Does this kit include the roll center spacer block for the MRT roll center correction kit?

[Ryan_R]

No. This is not the kit that increases steering angle.
Kit can be seen here:

https://mrtengineering.fi/products/bmw-e30-e36-e46-roll-center-bump-steer-kit

[PurelliCondoms]

Would you be interested in splitting the control arms and the bumpsteer kit? I am interested in the control arms.

[Ryan_R]

Still available.

[Ryan_R]

price drop

[Ryan_R]

Bump

[Ryan_R]

still available.

[Ryan_R]

Price dropped

[Ryan_R]

still available

[Ryan_R]

price drop

[Ryan_R]

Still available

[BigRussia]

Sorry for the dumb question but I’m trying to learn more about this and interested if my car’s at the point that would need/benefit from it; if I'm understanding correctly this will allow running a lower than 13” front ride height yes? Since it’s basically adding back 20mm height to the tie rod/lca geometry?

[Stilt]

Sorry for the dumb question but I’m trying to learn more about this and interested if my car’s at the point that would need/benefit from it; if I'm understanding correctly this will allow running a lower than 13” front ride height yes? Since it’s basically adding back 20mm height to the tie rod/lca geometry?

Per the MRT site:
WHY DO YOU NEED ONE?
When lowering your car (BMW E30 / E36 / E46 etc.) the front end geometry goes wrong. The main purpose of the kit is to correct these geometry issues.
The extended mounting stud changes control arm pivot point vertical distance by 20mm correcting the roll-center and camber curve.
Tie rod end pivot point is also changed by 20mm in vertical direction which corrects the bump steer curve.