For Sale: new BPG product. Group A Control Arm Bushings...

[DanGillan]

• Fits All E30 and E36s
  
  
  Replaces the stock lollipop bracket and bushing
  
  Increases suspension performance
  
  Dramatically increases steering feedback
  
  Improves steering responsiveness
  
  Adjustable Caster
  
  Recommended for racing application only

$275.95

[DanGillan]

i forgot to mention, when these are adjusted all the way in, they are the same measurements as OEM "offset" CAB's and you can adjust out from there

[Bryson]

man, if these were more adjustable I'd be all over them, I guess I'm on my own then :P

[DanGillan]

man, if these were more adjustable I'd be all over them, I guess I'm on my own then :P

these are extremely adjustable, the pics dont show it very well, but the lollipop unscrews about 2.5" to adjust caster and then there is a lock nut. these are about as adjustable as they come, to my knowledge. what else are you looking for?

[Bryson]

looking for more caster than e30 M3 bushings

also, you're overcharging r3v by $30 based on the price listed on the website
If they'd be closer to $200 I'd get them and shorten them ~1/2" to run with my suspension

[DanGillan]

get me on aim and we'll chat.

[RedBaron86325]

Bryson, why don't you just make them?

[nickmp0wer]

how are they on the street? is castor what makes the wheel go back to center?

[DanGillan]

they're good, yes.

[nickmp0wer]

so they dont make the ride any or much harsher? I dont need to adjust the castor but they seem to be about the same price at those other green ones

[MattE30]

so they dont make the ride any or much harsher? I dont need to adjust the castor but they seem to be about the same price at those other green ones

The green ones are $100 cheaper. But not adjustable.

[trent]

so they dont make the ride any or much harsher? I dont need to adjust the castor but they seem to be about the same price at those other green ones

The green ones are $100 cheaper. But not adjustable.

Nobody on this board would even have a clue how to adjust their caster or much less know what affect it has on car handling.

These kiddies should stick to stock or offset.

[nickmp0wer]

I know its used to control how much the car returns to center and how much the wheel leans when turned. Its also on karts so the inside rear wheel is lifted since there is no diff

[e30 gangsta]

isnt the more caster you have - better high speed stability and the less caster you have - sharper turn in?

[Digitalwave]

isnt the more caster you have - better high speed stability and the less caster you have - sharper turn in?

In simplified terms, yes.