Are Treehouse CAB's more offset than OEM E30 M3?

[fronton]

Yes. Not a lot, but yes.

Also you can slot the mounting holes for additional caster. I did so and I have my car sitting at 10.2 degrees of caster as per last weekends alignment.

Do you remember how much you slotted the mounting holes? I am thinking just 2-3mm will do it.

[rkettner]

I have a set of the treehouse cabs that i ordered without holes drilled. You could buy em off me and drill em if you like. PM.

[fronton]

reviving this thread for more info as my driver side tire rubs slightly at the front and I have THR cabs.

I need my wheel brought back about 3mm to cure all potential rubbing. I think non M3 centered bushings would solve but with my exhaust, I can't fit tennis rackets. Anyone have tips for removing a degree or two of castor from THR cabs?

[MR 325]

I was thinking of slotting the OEM lollipops for adjustment.

[nando]

how much further forward does it push them?

I'd like to do THR brackets but with 235s it already rubs the inner fender liner up front - not too bad, but it touches them at full lock. if it goes too far forward it would be a problem though..

[E30FTW]

Yes. Not a lot, but yes.

Also you can slot the mounting holes for additional caster. I did so and I have my car sitting at 10.2 degrees of caster as per last weekends alignment.

[kalib0y]

yep, I dont know by how much but they did push my wheels up a little bit. Before that I had oe m3 bushings

[samiam3356]

Treehouse claim's they do, so thats what I put on my car for my 5 lug swap (e36m). Also gave more clearance for the exhaust on the 24v swap. My wheels sit perfectly in the middle with them, so no complaints here just yet.

[MR 325]

Wondering if the Treehouse bushings improve the caster (wheel centering) issue more than the OEM E30 M3 bushings.