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    Rear Camber adustable control arms

    On my lowered M3 I have about 3* of negative camber and with a new set of tires on, I really want to keep them wearing evenly. According to the alignment shop the camber cannot be adjusted and that I need adjustable control arms for the rear. I found some on Turner's site. Is there any other company that makes them and does anyone have experience with them?

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    #2
    I have the BMP Adjustable Control Arms (http://www.bmpdesign.com/product-exec/product_id/755/category_id/58) and they are a great piece. They make adjusting the rear camber very simple and add more range than youll ever need.

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      #3
      There is some degree of correction that can be obtained with the factory arms...but not much.



      When I get my new wheels this spring I am going to go with the www.rogueengineering.com arms...

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        #4
        yeah but would u ever recommend them for street use? aren't they much louder? as far as road noise etc?

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          #5
          yeah but would u ever recommend them for street use? aren't they much louder? as far as road noise etc?

          No, they arent louder at all as far as I know. They can create excess tire wear..but they wouldnt be prone to making more noise than the factory arms.

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            #6
            My oem arms are maxed out on adjustment and the bushings could use replacing too so an upgrade would be ideal.



            There is some degree of correction that can be obtained with the factory arms...but not much.



            When I get my new wheels this spring I am going to go with the www.rogueengineering.com arms...

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              #7
              weird, i was just going to make a thread about this, so there is:

              rogue engineering here (http://www.rogueengineering.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RE&Product_Cod e=RCA.E36&Category_Code=S) $259

              active autowerkes RCCA (http://www.aatuning.com/suspension/e36-camber-correction-RCCA.asp) $300

              BMP here (http://www.bmpdesign.com/product-exec/product_id/755) $330

              turner motorsports here (http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=TSU9940001) $369...but theres a sale for $290



              which is the 'best'



              im kinda partial to either AA or Turner just from reading

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                #8
                Thanks everyone

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                  #9
                  how low are you to get -3 degrees?



                  I'm at 11.5" and have -2.3 on stock arms.



                  AA arms break

                  RE arms aren't easy to adjust.

                  I wouldn't buy BMP arms.



                  Turner or GC are the best.

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                    #10
                    by GC do you mean ground control?

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                      #11
                      by GC do you mean ground control?

                      Yes...GC stands for Ground Control..you can find them at www.mpactmotorsports.com

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                        #12
                        how low are you to get -3 degrees?



                        I'm at 11.5" and have -2.3 on stock arms.



                        AA arms break

                        RE arms aren't easy to adjust.

                        I wouldn't buy BMP arms.



                        Turner or GC are the best.



                        Haven't measured but the entire tire is covered by the fender in the rear.

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                          #13
                          I went with Rogue from Bimmerworld. I got them because they're steel and difficult to break or bend. I snapped one of the flimsy factory ones the last time I had an "off road excursion" at the track

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