Suspension Arms
Shop suspension arms designed to improve handling, alignment control, grip and confidence for street, drift, drag and circuit applications.
Original price
$670.95
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Original price
$670.95
Original price
$670.95
$670.95
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$670.95
Current price
$670.95
Hardrace - BMW X5 E70/X6 E71/E72 FRONT LOWER REAR ARM
HardraceThe control arms feature OE design with improved construction and materials. The arms are made of high quality forged steels to ensure great streng...
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Original price
$670.95
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Original price
$670.95
Original price
$670.95
$670.95
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$670.95
Current price
$670.95
Original price
$546.00
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Original price
$546.00
Original price
$546.00
$546.00
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$546.00
Current price
$546.00
Hardrace - ADJUSTABLE REAR CAMBER/TOE/CASTER ARM BMW, 2 SERIES, 3 SERIES, 4 SERIES, F80 M3 14-PRESENT, F82 M4, F87 M2 14-PRESENT
HardraceHARDRACE camber kit reduces tyre wear and increase tyre durable. Made with superior quality bushing, provide advanced stability and accurate respon...
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Original price
$546.00
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Original price
$546.00
Original price
$546.00
$546.00
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$546.00
Current price
$546.00
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right suspension arms for my car?
The best option depends on how the car is used, your wheel and tyre setup, desired ride height and whether comfort, traction or sharper response matters most.
Are these suspension arms suitable for street and track use?
Yes, but not every product is aimed at the same use case. Some suit daily-driven cars, while others are better matched to aggressive track, drift or drag setups.
Will I need alignment or setup after fitting suspension arms?
Usually, yes. Suspension changes can affect geometry, tyre wear and handling, so alignment and setup are important after installation.
Are these suspension arms direct-fit?
Many suspension parts are vehicle-specific, but exact fitment still depends on the model, year and any existing modifications.
What should I upgrade at the same time as suspension arms?
Bushes, arms, top mounts, wheel alignment and sometimes wheel or tyre changes are common supporting upgrades when improving suspension performance.