How difficult is it to replace the rear airmatic lower control arm?
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2005 E55
How difficult is it to replace the rear airmatic lower control arm?
Does not appear to be any special tools needed but I imagine deactivating the airmatic without star might not be straight forward?
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Notes on it here. Disregard the portions about the KMac bushing; they do not apply in your case.
I would recommend installing a set of UPD rear toe arms sold by Shardul.
Don't forget to check camber, if > 2.2 degrees, you may need to recalibrate the rear suspension to bring the car back to factory ride height.
I would recommend installing a set of UPD rear toe arms sold by Shardul.
Don't forget to check camber, if > 2.2 degrees, you may need to recalibrate the rear suspension to bring the car back to factory ride height.
Last edited by bbirdwell; Sep 9, 2016 at 01:50 PM.
