New Wheels... problem. Need help.
03-20-2009, 02:35 PM
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My Ride: E60 530d M-Sport
Although your fixed.........
Another possible reason (if someone else finds this thread on a search for similar problem) the geometry on the suspension is not indentical from side to side, by design.
Depending on whether your car is left or right hand drive depends on the geometry, this is to account for the crown in the road, as im sure your aware roads are made with a slight crown to help drain away water from the surface (for one reason anyways), for this reason you cannot in an ideal world have identical geometry from left to right hand side on your car else the car would drive like crap and pull / tramline badly when braking or accelerating.
Might explain why one side and not the other
Another possible reason (if someone else finds this thread on a search for similar problem) the geometry on the suspension is not indentical from side to side, by design.
Depending on whether your car is left or right hand drive depends on the geometry, this is to account for the crown in the road, as im sure your aware roads are made with a slight crown to help drain away water from the surface (for one reason anyways), for this reason you cannot in an ideal world have identical geometry from left to right hand side on your car else the car would drive like crap and pull / tramline badly when braking or accelerating.
Might explain why one side and not the other
03-20-2009, 03:06 PM
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My Ride: 2011, E90 M3 Sedan. Alpine White.Competition package, Keyhole cover, fender reflectors in Alpine white, RPI Exhaust, 19
wow what a difference in the pics.. glad its all finished.. whew.. pain in the ass right? the stress we go through for our cars.... lol..
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