EBAY E46 CAMBER/CONTROL ARM INSTALL! Maxpeeding Rods! REVIEW Ep.4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2021
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If you own an E46 BMW and you're looking to improve the handling and performance of your car, one popular modification is to install adjustable camber/control arms. These arms allow you to fine-tune the suspension geometry of your car, giving you more control and precision when cornering. In this review, we'll take a look at a set of camber/control arms purchased on eBay from Maxpeeding Rods.
First impressions:
When the camber/control arms arrived, the first thing we noticed was the packaging. The arms were securely wrapped and packaged in bubble wrap, and the box they arrived in was sturdy and well-constructed. It was immediately clear that Maxpeeding Rods takes care in packaging their products to ensure they arrive in good condition.
Installation:
Installation of the camber/control arms was straightforward, and the instructions provided were clear and easy to follow. The arms themselves seemed to be of good quality, with no noticeable defects or issues. The installation process took about two hours, and we were able to do it in our garage with basic hand tools.
Performance:
After installing the camber/control arms, we immediately noticed an improvement in the handling of our E46. The car felt more stable and precise when cornering, and the suspension geometry was much easier to adjust. We were very happy with the performance of these camber/control arms, and we would definitely recommend them to other E46 owners looking to improve the handling of their car.
Overall, we were very happy with our purchase of camber/control arms from Maxpeeding Rods on eBay. The quality of the product was excellent, and the installation process was straightforward. We would definitely consider purchasing from Maxpeeding Rods again in the future.
Today, I tackle a quick camber arm or control arm install on my bmw e46 330i drift car. These camber arms were sponsored by Maxpeeding Rods. Ill leave a link below. These arms will help correct camber with aftermarket coilovers. Thanks for watching.
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Maxpeeding coming to the party 👍👍👍
Haha only the best lol
Thank you so much bro!!! I finally replaced my driver side camber arm on my e46. The secret is the two back 18mm bolts need to be unloosened about 1 inch, take diff bolt out, jack it up and then barely enough room to slide in the camber bolt, crank, tighten, VWALA 🎊 🎉😊
Sweet! Good work
OMG. why isn't every video this straightforward thanks from the UK :)
Sure thing ❤️🔥🔥🔥
Damn good video man.👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks brother!
Do you have to move the the diff and exhaust to remove 18mm bolt on rear driver’s side? I’m tool disabled. Lol I have to work with what I’ve got.
lifted diff up, couldnt get the two other bolts out. tried to call it a night and put the main bolt back in diff, handbrake stuck and car wont move?
all the bolts and nuts should be tightened while car is on its wheels. must be preloaded. easiest way, jack up car place ramps underneath. never reverse up ramps on concrete.
Are you using the stock cam bolts on the outside end of the arm?
What are you using to loosen and tighten the inside jam nut ?...it is a super bitch to get to.
Hey man the wear from the inside is not coming from the camber. It's from toe. You need to zero out the toe so you won't have this. Camber will wear out the inside of the tire but at a regular rate. With these cars the more negative camber you get the more rear toe in you have thus the excessive wear.
When installing did you use the washer on the hex nut side? I have put mine in with the washer but the hex bolt is kinda short
yes, nut side
@@jspeedracing did yours look like this? th-cam.com/users/shortsnTvK5gqYyw0?feature=share
This is how mine is & im not sure if this is safe for me to drive with
Hey man 10 months later, you still using these arms or have you switched em?
Yes sir. Still use them. We have a few e46’s with them. Only one bushing blew, because he put a lot of camber in it for style lol. We drift them so rear camber is at 0.
@@jspeedracing sweet. I just bought an e36 on the same brands coilovers and there’s a shit load of camber in the rear that I’m looking to get rid of lol
What bolts/ bushing do you need to buy bud ?
reuse the stock bolts. The bushings are already in the arms. Links in description
Hey what's the update
They last about a year then the bushings go out.
@@jspeedracing wow, couldn’t be more perfect timing… I was just going to ask this same question lol.
@@alexp6016 haha ya they are good for short term. But long term, ehhhhhh. Lol