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Originally Posted by D's Bimmer
I have been reading and reading and reading.
Initially I was bent on going down the M3 bits route as part of an overall suspension upgrade. Recently, I have been looking at the fixed Dinan Camber plates. This is for a spirited daily driver. Cost wish, it is much cheaper to go the camber plate route. I don't need the plates to be adjustable. The plates will dial in about -0.7 degree's of camber and I am wondering if the M3 bits woudl just be overkill.
Am I missing something here?
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Experience. Dinan's the go-to company for those not in the know, or more money than desire to research & make things happen.
Adjustable camber plates a la Ground Control, Vorshlag, etc.'ll get you there. -1.5° camber, front, will do good things. When & if you go to M3 parts - recommended! - you'll want to adjust to fit.
In fact, forget Dinan altogether. Much better juju for significantly less elsewhere, all 'round.