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Sorry, havent been getting updates about this thread. A couple options. Yes some guys were cutting and making the hole a little larger. What we were able to do was get allens that fit in there without modification but you're still limited to the amount of adjustment.... maybe 1.5 degree of changability without messing with the knuckle.

Thanks man! As always back to us with good information! :cheers:
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Do you have a picture, or more info about what allens will fit? I'm getting my car aligned soon and want to be ready.
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anyone have pictures or methods on how to adjust front camber yet? Or is everyone still in the dark?

also, i've been getting very squeaky suspension... is it just me or are others having the same symptoms?
 

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anyone have pictures or methods on how to adjust front camber yet? Or is everyone still in the dark?

also, i've been getting very squeaky suspension... is it just me or are others having the same symptoms?
if it's squeaky I would maybe check if the springs are seated correctly. ive done camber the the slow and painful way. adjust one side and reinstall until you get it right and then match the other side by the markings. its really not that bad.. just tedious.
 

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Just oppinion on BC coilovers considering being racing and tracking M3's for some years. BC, HSD are cheap coilovers, they are not good. Yes BC are the best, out of the cheap stuff and my view with suspension you should never skimp.

Not when for just a small amount more you can get Roush (built by KW), KW or STX (again built by KW) all for a little more which are a quality German engineered coilover.

HSD is utter junk, BC is just about OK but it would not go anywhere near my car sorry.
 

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Hrmm, welp, I have em in my car and they seem to be doing just fine at this point. Sucks to hear you have had those issues!
 

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The reason why I'd like to get BC is not only for the price, but the linear spring rates. All of the middle range coilovers companies have progressive rates and I do not like that all all, they also do not offer custom spring rates
 

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Is their any tips or anything to adjusting the rears? I'm wanting to lower the rear more but can't seem to get the damn things to move. Loosened the upper locking ring but can not move the lower one, even undid the shock and sway bar end link to try and take some load off the spring. Do I have to drop the rear sub frame again?
 
 








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