Ride height

[Snip3r]

Hi guys, I've noticed that the ride height at the front of my my car is higher than the back

Front -

Back -

Shouldn't it be level? Is maybe to so with the fact that BMW recently changes my front shox?


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[moranor@axis]

normal to have some more arch gap at the front...

 

[zulu]

Hz, don't use the gap between the top of the tyre and wheel arch to gauge your ride height. The front wheel arch needs to be 'taller' than the rear to allow your front wheels to turn outwards without fouling the fender. Rather view the car from the side at a distance. Ultimately you should have a rake of around 15deg's ie the sill of the car should not be level with the ground but should be slightly higher at the rear than the front. Cheers

 

[ChefDJ]

:+1:

Rear wheel arches generally have less gap than front wheel arches.

I personally think it compliments the look :thumbs:

 

[BLACK MACHINE]

Its normal...bmw should have dropped the front more...looks better when the front is a little lower..

 

[Snip3r]

Thanks guys, I've seen pre lci e90s that are nice and low at the front looks nice


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[moranor@axis]

H&R springs :rollsmile:

 

[Snip3r]

Hz, don't use the gap between the top of the tyre and wheel arch to gauge your ride height. The front wheel arch needs to be 'taller' than the rear to allow your front wheels to turn outwards without fouling the fender. Rather view the car from the side at a distance. Ultimately you should have a rake of around 15deg's ie the sill of the car should not be level with the ground but should be slightly higher at the rear than the front. Cheers

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[danieljames]

I think she looks decent. Nice ride chap

*I love my E36!*