Fall-Line Motorsports Race Adjustable Rear Camber Arm Kit - BMW E36 / E46 M3
Lower an E36 or E46 and you end up with more rear camber than the factory arms can correct. The Fall-Line Motorsports Race Adjustable Rear Camber Arm Kit gives you precise control over rear camber and toe, and it holds the setting once it is tightened.
No more alignments that move the moment the jam nut is torqued.
Shim-Adjusted Camber with a Stainless Spherical Bearing
A shim insert at one end sets camber and toe with pinpoint precision, so nothing shifts during final tightening. The other end carries one of the largest stainless steel spherical bearings available, far tougher than the soft aluminum bearings in jam-nut designs. Replaces BMW 33-32-6-770-813 and 33-32-6-770-824. Made in the USA.
What's Included
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
Fits the following models:
Installation Notes
Professional installation is recommended. An alignment is required.
Lower an E36 or E46 and you end up with more rear camber than the factory arms can correct. The Fall-Line Motorsports Race Adjustable Rear Camber Arm Kit gives you precise control over rear camber and toe, and it holds the setting once it is tightened.
No more alignments that move the moment the jam nut is torqued.
Shim-Adjusted Camber with a Stainless Spherical Bearing
A shim insert at one end sets camber and toe with pinpoint precision, so nothing shifts during final tightening. The other end carries one of the largest stainless steel spherical bearings available, far tougher than the soft aluminum bearings in jam-nut designs. Replaces BMW 33-32-6-770-813 and 33-32-6-770-824. Made in the USA.
What's Included
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
Fits the following models:
Installation Notes
Professional installation is recommended. An alignment is required.
Driven by performance and precision, AutoTecknic has been crafting premium carbon fiber and aerodynamic upgrades since 2000. From our Southern California headquarters, we design and engineer parts that elevate both form and function. Built for drivers who demand more from their machines