Lowered with H&R sports?

[RatedxM313]

I am getting ready to throw my new H&R sports on and I was wondering with that drop did any of you have to do caster and camber plates? If so wered you get them. I also have a slight shimmy in my steering wheel but I noticed today with my wheels turned that I have needed an alignment for some time. Damn bump roads in Mass

[///M3Driver]

I have a Bilstein Sport / H&R Sport set up on my '98 and it's great. I absolutly love the stance it has too. I do not have camber plates or anything...and it seems to be just fine. I've replaced tires only once in the 2 years Ive owned her. MY problem is the fact that my rear tires do not last as long as my fronts do. I wonder why that could be??!?

[RatedxM313]

haha yeah I have that same problem. thank you for answering my question

[AlpinweissM3]

You should post up some pics once you get them installed.

[RatedxM313]

will do

[Virg///M3]

Originally Posted by ///M3Driver

I have a Bilstein Sport / H&R Sport set up on my '98 and it's great. I absolutly love the stance it has too. I do not have camber plates or anything...and it seems to be just fine. I've replaced tires only once in the 2 years Ive owned her. MY problem is the fact that my rear tires do not last as long as my fronts do. I wonder why that could be??!?

lol, yup rear tires get changed at least once a year for me. With the H&R Sport would 18" 8.5 all around fit with out rubbing. I know the H&R race would be too low.

[DVS //M3]

what size spring pads did you use with the H&r sports?

[RatedxM313]

I used my stock ones and just trimmed the bump stops the 3/4" that H&R suggested