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      09-24-2018, 03:59 PM   #17
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Drives: BMW E92 335
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Europe

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Hi,

I have a similair setup and also not happy with my car handling.

- Full m3 stuff, Drexler LSD, suspension/engine "mounts" replaced with medium hard rubber versions
- M-sport sway in the front
- M3 sway in the back

My issue: I lose traction halfway the corner on my outer rear wheel.

This is caused due to the to stiff rear m3 sway bar.

My plan:

- Chamber plates in the front (More negative chamber)
- Linear spring around and in the rear also stiffer springs
- Replace the rear sway with a normal m- sport sway

With replacing the rear sway back to original I hope to achieve 2 things:

- Bring the car back in balance
- Allow the rear wheels to move more independent

With the more heavy rear springs I hope to keep longer traction on both wheels in the corner avoiding sudden oversteer.

I have learned quite a bit myself form the following two sources:

http://www.racingonthecheap.com/reco...andling-guide/ (Very clear per situation)

and this book:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sportscar-K.../dp/1845842073

My adjustments should be finished around the 15th of October and I hope to return to a race track early november before the winter kicks in over here.

Hope this is useful for you..
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