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Originally Posted by Sephrr
Lf ground to fender ~27 3/8"
Bottom lip to fender ~25"
Lr ground to fender ~26 7/8"
Bottom lip to fender ~24 1-4"
Rr ground to fender ~26 5/8"
Bottom lip to fender 23 15/16"
Rf ground to fender ~27 3/8"
Bottom lip to fender ~25"
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Thank you!! So my front end seems pretty accurate, passenger rear almost accurate, and driver rear off by ~ 1/2". I'll need to look into whether the stock suspension is adjustable...
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Originally Posted by swagon
This has been a thing since forever and people still don't understand it.
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Please read posts, or at least my posts, more clearly before shitting on them.
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Originally Posted by swagon
BMWs have a larger rear wheel arch than in the front. This makes people think it's got rake to it - meanwhile the side skirt, if you look at it, is mostly level with the ground.
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My original post said, "...the rear end...lower than the front...appears to be largely factory..."
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Originally Posted by swagon
If you want totally even wheel gap, you will end up with rather great positive rake which has its implications on driving dynamics and weight distribution.
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My original post did not state I was seeking totally even wheel gap.
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Originally Posted by swagon
Recommended ride height with MP HAS is not the same as stock.
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Thank you (seriously) for confirming my assumption.
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Originally Posted by swagon
You're also measuring ground to fender whilst the MP HAS document clearly shows that BMW measures alloy wheel bottom to fender.
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And I
also measured "bottom of rim to fender", and listed those measurements directly under ground to fender.
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Originally Posted by swagon
Not sure what you want to tow with your car, but I can think of thousands of better solutions to your problem than installing air bags on this fine driving machine for the sake of towing shit with it.
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No one on this forum is sure what I want to tow with my car; because I didn't include that in my OP. What I'm towing, and anyone's opinion of whether I should tow anything, is irrelevant. I asked whether anyone knew of a product similar to the one I am seeking. Aside: if you can think of
thousands of better solutions, I am jealous of your free time or mental computing power
