BMW E36 Suspension

Suspension and chassis parts for the BMW E36 3 Series and E36 M3. SLRspeed supplies most of it: adjustable rear lower camber arms listed by model (316i, 318i/is, 320i, 323i/is, 325i/is, 325td/tds, 328i/is and M3), rear...

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About BMW E36 Suspension

Suspension and chassis parts for the BMW E36 3 Series and E36 M3. SLRspeed supplies most of it: adjustable rear lower camber arms listed by model (316i, 318i/is, 320i, 323i/is, 325i/is, 325td/tds, 328i/is and M3), rear upper control arms, a 38mm blade-style adjustable sway bar, solid strut-mounted sway links and heavy-duty tie rods.

Wrench Haus adds a 95A polyurethane rear subframe bushing kit and a rear trailing arm bushing and limiter kit that also lists the E46, Z4 and X3.

See suspension and chassis, SLRspeed or BMW 3 Series.

Frequently asked questions

Do adjustable camber arms need an alignment after fitting?

Yes. Changing arm length changes camber and can affect toe, so set the new arms to match the old ones as a starting point, drive gently and get a professional alignment straight away. Tell the shop how you use the car and let them set the values. See our E46 / E36 camber arm guide.

Do E46 camber arms fit the E36?

Yes. SLRspeed lists the same rear camber arm as fitting all E36 and E46 models, including the M3, plus the X3, X1, Z4 and Z4 M, except Ti models. There is also a listing named for the E36, covering models from the 316i to the M3.

Do I need rear camber arms if my car isn't lowered?

Usually not. Adjustable rear camber arms are mainly for lowered cars, where the factory adjustment runs out, or for owners who want camber settings beyond what the factory parts allow.

Can the arms be used as upper arms?

SLRspeed designs them as rear lower arms and the listing says they can also be used as uppers. They use an internal locking feature instead of an inner adjuster, so exhausts and underbody aero don't block the adjustment.