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I have a 2016 E63 AMGs Wagon 4matic and I lowered with HR springs few months ago and got it aligned 2 weeks after but the car still veered very slightly to the right. I was told by the alignment shop the camber can't be adjusted? any suggestions on what to do? as well, I think the HR is a bit too low, is there any way I and increase the height a bit with paddings (I had a w210 E55 and was able to adj. the vehicle ride height with suspension pads)?
I have had no issues with pulling to one side with KW lowering. Front camber really wasn;t affected much. Rear on the other hand is pretty out of wack, and chewing tires up pretty good. I tried UPD arms but they were too noisy for my liking. I am going to try KMAC bushings for the rear to get some positive camber back and not have to replace rears very 5K
'03 E55, Range Rover Sport Supercharged, Ducati 748R
Originally Posted by K-AMG-E
I just got some adjustment camber bolts from the dealership, anyone tried it yet?
Originally Posted by KLR CLS
I have had no issues with pulling to one side with KW lowering. Front camber really wasn;t affected much. Rear on the other hand is pretty out of wack, and chewing tires up pretty good. I tried UPD arms but they were too noisy for my liking. I am going to try KMAC bushings for the rear to get some positive camber back and not have to replace rears very 5K
I have a set of the bushings but haven't been able to find the time to get them installed. Let me know what you think if you beat me to it.
I have a set of the bushings but haven't been able to find the time to get them installed. Let me know what you think if you beat me to it.
I have them the guy who owns the shop that installed them and did the alignment was impressed with them he was able to get the alignment back to stock I'm lowered on H&R Links in back.
'03 E55, Range Rover Sport Supercharged, Ducati 748R
Originally Posted by RichardCranium
I have them the guy who owns the shop that installed them and did the alignment was impressed with them he was able to get the alignment back to stock I'm lowered on H&R Links in back.
I have them the guy who owns the shop that installed them and did the alignment was impressed with them he was able to get the alignment back to stock I'm lowered on H&R Links in back.
Do you have the part numbers for these bolts? And are they for AWD W212?
I have them the guy who owns the shop that installed them and did the alignment was impressed with them he was able to get the alignment back to stock I'm lowered on H&R Links in back.
are the bushings for the front or the rear? thanks!!
Off center bushings are always going to give you less compliance and a harsher ride (by design). KMAC does camber plates that give you lots of adjustability for the same approximate price - under $500 US and maybe 1-2 hours to install, plus an alignment of course. Just MHO of course.
Last edited by RJStanford; Apr 24, 2017 at 08:33 PM.
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