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    Established Member Two Rings
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    Replacing ball joints and control arms questions

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    First Question. My car is riding pretty crappy and I need to replace the struts and balljoints and possible control arms. I am probably just going to go coilover when I do the swap to save time. Where is the cheapest place to order control arms and balljoints from? Do they come in packages?

    2nd Question. My passenger wheel is cambered in noticably more than the other wheel. Could this be a bent control arm or something that could be adjusted?

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    Veteran Member Four Rings diagnosticator's Avatar
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    Re: Replacing ball joints and control arms questions

    Quote Originally Posted by tilt View Post
    First Question. My car is riding pretty crappy and I need to replace the struts and balljoints and possible control arms. I am probably just going to go coilover when I do the swap to save time. Where is the cheapest place to order control arms and balljoints from? Do they come in packages?

    2nd Question. My passenger wheel is cambered in noticably more than the other wheel. Could this be a bent control arm or something that could be adjusted?

    eBay is one source but Lemforder is the best brand for suspension parts.

    The unequal camber may be a bent control arm. If nothing is bent, the cross camber can be divided equally between each side by shifting the subframe.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings absolutegtr's Avatar
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    Re: Replacing ball joints and control arms questions

    Wasnt there a updated version fo the tierod ends? Isnt the new version supposed to be "beefier"?

    Where would you find that at?

    TIA
    -Sami-

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    Active Member Four Rings Maverick's Avatar
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    Re: Replacing ball joints and control arms questions

    search Ebay, they have a complete kit for sale like 550 or something shipped. it's a 13 piece kit for your entire front suspension and its OEM
    F80 M3 DCT|C250 Coupe|i3|16 RS7
    B6 A4 3.0 back to stock |B8 S4
    E46 M3 Heavily Modded IR/Black Cloth - track car
    E46 M3 TiAg/IR Moton/GC Track Ready - sold
    E92 M3 Melbourne Red/Black cloth/CF Roof - Exported
    E93 M3 AW/Black Sold
    E39 540iA Minor front end mods. Smashed|E39 540iA Aggressor - sold
    W126 1989 560SEC Totaled
    Bentley Continental GT Black/Black Mulliner Package - sold
    Porsche 944 NA - totaled

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    Registered User Four Rings Mike@PureMS's Avatar
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    Re: Replacing ball joints and control arms questions

    We've got a very comprehensive kit for the B6 which includes all 8 arms, front sway links, and tie rod ends. Manufactured by Febi-Bilstein in Germany, they're a great kit from a reputable company.

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    Active Member Four Rings Maverick's Avatar
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    Re: Replacing ball joints and control arms questions

    Mike, how much? I want to know just in case
    F80 M3 DCT|C250 Coupe|i3|16 RS7
    B6 A4 3.0 back to stock |B8 S4
    E46 M3 Heavily Modded IR/Black Cloth - track car
    E46 M3 TiAg/IR Moton/GC Track Ready - sold
    E92 M3 Melbourne Red/Black cloth/CF Roof - Exported
    E93 M3 AW/Black Sold
    E39 540iA Minor front end mods. Smashed|E39 540iA Aggressor - sold
    W126 1989 560SEC Totaled
    Bentley Continental GT Black/Black Mulliner Package - sold
    Porsche 944 NA - totaled

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