My rear end is saggy...

[LikeCDoos]

Just got my suspension installed today (Pro kit/Bilstien) and the rear tires are tucked probably an inch into the fenders. Where can i get thicker spring pads or something to raise the rear a bit. I would like to make the tire level with the bottom of the fender. I have no problems with the front though, i think it's the perfect height.

Also i've got a bit of neg camber in the rear. The fronts don't look to bad, but the rears will eat through tires if i don't fix it anytime soon.

I've been told these work well:

http://www.bmwbushings.com/Rear%20Camber%20and%20Toe%20Adjusters%20with%20Bushings.htm

Anyone used these or have a cheaper option?

Pictures will come later when i'm back home and have my new rims mounted again :)

[bwanac]

Just double up on springs pads. Cut out the middle cone thing and slide another one in there! That should work. ;)

[rayz]

that kit doesnt lower too much. you shouldnt have too much of a problem with wearing out tires at the rear.
i ran my car dumped like this on GC's. tire wear isnt that bad

as for the bushings. im not too sure. i dont know anyone using those. I cant even think of where they go.

[LikeCDoos]

Just double up on springs pads. Cut out the middle cone thing and slide another one in there! That should work. ;)

where can i find another set of pads?? Isn't that cone thing the bump stop?? wouldn't that be bad to cut that off?

that kit doesnt lower too much. you shouldnt have too much of a problem with wearing out tires at the rear.
i ran my car dumped like this on GC's. tire wear isnt that bad

as for the bushings. im not too sure. i dont know anyone using those. I cant even think of where they go.

My Pro kit was bought from Brew used. I think he said it had 10k miles on it or something. Pro kits are very well known to sag after time. And about the tire wear, i can tell just from looking that it will eat tires fairly quickly

[bwanac]

I have a set kicking around I will sell for cheap.

But as for the cutting, only cut one of the cone off. Leave one there. So one is like a disc and it just slides over the other pad. I think that should work for ya'. I know I have heard this somewhere. Anyone want to verify it?

[rayz]

im running two spring pads rite now. im looking for another set. to raise it up a bit more. or I'll just make some kind of bracket/spacer. im not using two of the ones with the bumpstop. i actually dont know where it came from. it was in the box with my stock springs. its just a flat piece of rubber. i remember cutting some of it off, but not a big bumpstop.

[LikeCDoos]

I have a set kicking around I will sell for cheap.

But as for the cutting, only cut one of the cone off. Leave one there. So one is like a disc and it just slides over the other pad. I think that should work for ya'. I know I have heard this somewhere. Anyone want to verify it?

How cheap, I don't know how much spring pads go for but i think i've got like $10 in my paypal account. Also i'm trying to figure out what your talking about refering to the bump stops. Anyone have a picture handy?

im running two spring pads rite now. im looking for another set. to raise it up a bit more. or I'll just make some kind of bracket/spacer. im not using two of the ones with the bumpstop. i actually dont know where it came from. it was in the box with my stock springs. its just a flat piece of rubber. i remember cutting some of it off, but not a big bumpstop.

U got a picture of what it looks like without a bumpstop and 2 pads?

[rayz]

it just looks like a big push pin. like a letter "T" from the side view. but the vertical part of it being thick and somewhat pointed at the pottom emailed u a ghetto diagram.