Suspension setup

[derek]

Hi,
I recently bought kw clubsport for my car and plan to fit in next few weeks. I'm looking for recommendations for geometry ride height and suspension setup. The car will be used on the road and track hoping that I can get the best on road and track with the adjustment available.
Thanks Derek

[karbonkid]

I take it no one runs KW's anymore? They've all moved on to big boy ones now!

Come on guys!!? ... I know hes a black one but.....

[shimmy]

derek
does the clubsport come with adjustable top mounts?

[derek]

Originally Posted by shimmy

derek
does the clubsport come with adjustable top mounts?

Hi shimmy it comes with adjustable top mounts was originally going to put only the mounts on but as it would need to be setup again decided to replace the suspension

[karbonkid]

Who you planning to use to install and Geo Derek? Any BMW specialist should be able to advise you on optimum set up & ride height for road/ track.
Ride height can be down to choice, some keeping OEM height, but IMO recommend dropping a little, at least 20mm. What are the spring rates with the kit?

[shane@mbtech]

Im running the clubsport Derek, as are Rob, and Daz.

My settings are -3.5 front camber. slight toe out front
-2.5 rear camber. v slight toe in rear.

I dont use mine much on road, so calm the camber down for your settings and more neutral toe settings.

Whoever you get to do it, use the outer camber settings on the turrets for -2.5* and neutral toe. Then when you get to track slacken the 13mm on the turrets off, then push your shock fully in, hey presto -3.5* for track, and gives toe out too. When finished on track repeat above but opposite way back to road settings.

But whoever you choose to set up should really know this

[glendog74]

Hi Derek,

I missed this one!

The KW CS kit should come with instructions in the box - albeit potentially in German... The figures should be easy to pick out though.

I or Dazza can obtain the E46 M3 recommended settings from KW UK if you need them?

Rob