►The factory trailing arms on the BMW E90, E82, and E84 are known to be a weak point of the rear suspension. They’re designed by BMW to be a failure point in the event of a hard impact with a curb or large pothole. Because of this, under high-load, they are known to deflect and can be a danger when in a high-performance driving environment.
Revshift makes an economical CNC-machined 6061 billet aluminum rear trailing arm kit to replace the flimsy BMW versions. These will never bend and will never need replacing unless your car is involved in a serious accident.
Gareth, our BMW Catalog Manager is here to walk you through how to replace the rear trailing arms on his very own BMW E92 M3.
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BMW 330i
2006 BMW 330i
Position: Rear
BMW 325i
2006 BMW 325i
Position: Rear
BMW 325xi
2006 BMW 325xi
Position: Rear
BMW 330xi
2006 BMW 330xi t
Position: Rear
BMW 328i
2007 BMW 328i
Position: Rear
2008 BMW 328i t
Position: Rear
2009 BMW 328i
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 328i
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 328i
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 328i 3.0L L6
E93, Position: Rear
2012 BMW 328i 3.0L L6
E92, Position: Rear
2012 BMW 328i 3.0L L6
E91, Position: Rear
2013 BMW 328i 3.0L L6
E93, Position: Rear
2013 BMW 328i 3.0L L6
E92, Position: Rear
BMW 328xi
2007 BMW 328xi
Position: Rear
2008 BMW 328xi
Position: Rear
BMW 335i
2007 BMW 335i
Position: Rear
2008 BMW 335i
Position: Rear
2009 BMW 335i
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 335i
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 335i
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 335i
E93, Position: Rear
2012 BMW 335i
E92, Position: Rear
2013 BMW 335i
: E93, Position: Rear
2013 BMW 335i
E92, Position: Rear
BMW 335xi
2007 BMW 335xi
Position: Rear
2008 BMW 335xi
Position: Rear
BMW M3
2008 BMW M3
Position: Rear
2009 BMW M3
Position: Rear
2010 BMW M3
Position: Rear
2011 BMW M3
Position: Rear
2012 BMW M3
Position: Rear
2013 BMW M3
Position: Rear
BMW 128i
2008 BMW 128i
Position: Rear
2009 BMW 128i
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 128i
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 128i
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 128i
Position: Rear
2013 BMW 128i
Position: Rear
BMW 135i
2008 BMW 135i
Position: Rear
2009 BMW 135i
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 135i
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 135i
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 135i
Position: Rear
2013 BMW 135i
Position: Rear
BMW 335d
2009 BMW 335d
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 335d
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 335d
Position: Rear
BMW 328i xDrive
2009 BMW 328i xDrive
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 328i xDrive
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 328i xDrive
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 328i xDrive
Position: Rear
2013 BMW 328i xDrive
E92, Position: Rear
BMW 335i xDrive
2009 BMW 335i xDrive
Position: Rear
2010 BMW 335i xDrive
Position: Rear
2011 BMW 335i xDrive
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 335i xDrive
Position: Rear
2013 BMW 335i xDrive
E92, Position: Rear
BMW 335is
2011 BMW 335is
Position: Rear
2012 BMW 335is
Position: Rear
2013 BMW 335ist
Position: Rear
BMW 1 Series M
2011 BMW 1 Series M
Position: Rear
BMW X1
2013 BMW X1
Position: Rear
2014 BMW X1
Position: Rear
2015 BMW X1
Position: Rear
BMW 135is
2013 BMW 135is
Position: Rear
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Hey FCP, at 10:42 you put it in ride height, but it is my understanding that BMW states, that this has to be achieved by loading the car with weights in specific places and specific weights, and then lowering it to the ground and then measuring the distance between the rim and the wheelhouse edge. Could you please say a couple words about this?
Just found this channel and I love it. Yall just saved me $300 on this repair tutorial alone. Kudos to y'all.
Great tutorial. Thanks. Question: plan to upgrade front axle with M3 control arms on my 2011 335d. For the rear, what would make the better change, this Revshift piece or the M3 control arms? Thanks again.
This video has confirmed what I've always thought…..no matter how professional the video, how informative the video and how much effort goes into the production and editing, there will always be idiots on YouTube that give a video a thumbs down, no matter what !! Great video, very well put together and thank you for sharing.
Anyone know if the BMW E90 M3 rear toe control arm fits the standard E90 335? Positioned at the Rear Lower Rearward of the axle.
I waited over a month after ordering to get mine and they arrived in a raw silver finish, not powder coated black like in the video and on your website…
One of these is bent on my E92 and I’m so glad you guys made this
will do this very soon
So I'm pretty sure I gotta do everything on the rear but can't go about doing everything at once. The rear left the camber goes negative (dispite an alignment) and eats away at the inner rim of the tyre. Where should I start to help the the tyre last until I can finish the up on everything in stages?
My understanding was that the trailing arm was designed like that as it creates crumple points in a accident it won’t snap and tear a hole in your fuel tank ???
Great video! Hope more are coming!