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      12-14-2015, 03:36 PM   #1
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Rear suspension geometry

Hi guys I know people in race cars change the rear suspension geometry for the back to squat a little more but on get any information on how it's done does anyone here know anything?

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Are you asking if it can be changed to a true coilover? If so, then yes they can...Specific coilover companies will help you out.

My other answer would be just lower the car, and add some negative camber.
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Are you asking if it can be changed to a true coilover? If so, then yes they can...Specific coilover companies will help you out.

My other answer would be just lower the car, and add some negative camber.
No you change where one of the suspension arms in the rear mounts to rear subframe so the geometry is correct for a lowered car it alouds more squat
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No you change where one of the suspension arms in the rear mounts to rear subframe so the geometry is correct for a lowered car it alouds more squat
Probably camber arms or trailing arms. I'm not sure there is much of a benefit if you haven't altered your suspension at all previously.

What is your goal in doing this? That may help us refer you to some modifications.
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Probably camber arms or trailing arms. I'm not sure there is much of a benefit if you haven't altered your suspension at all previously.

What is your goal in doing this? That may help us refer you to some modifications.
Full bimmerworld rear end and kw clubsports all solid mounts

I want the car to squat a little more, i think its the arm above the lower control arm furthest 2 the rear
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Full bimmerworld rear end and kw clubsports all solid mounts

I want the car to squat a little more, i think its the arm above the lower control arm furthest 2 the rear
I believe that is the rear trailing arm.
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I believe that is the rear trailing arm.
I think so it moving it will alow a lowered car to squat more but no one seems to know anything about it
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I think this is the arm that is moved

http://store.bimmerworld.com/mobile/...set-p1996.aspx
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