Spherical Rear Trailing Arm Bushings for Your E36/E46! + BONUS INSTALL | Installation Instructions

These are the Garagistic Rear Lower Control Arm Bearings that replace the factory RTAB bushings found on your E36, E36, and Z4. This set of rear trailing arm spherical bushings is on both sides of your rear control arms on your E36, E46, or Z4.
The factory BMW E36 and E46 RTABs (Rear Trailing Arm Bushings) are meant for a very soft, quiet, and comfortable ride as possible. We design these with longevity and with abuse of grip and drifting in mind. We even made the bearings serviceable/replaceable without removing the housing from the trailing arm. Constructed with CNC'd 7075 Aluminum housing and Stainless steel spacers, these are built to last.
These have also been called toe bushing and the worn-out OEM rubber stock bushing (even when new) can result in toe changes indicated by a "floating" rear-end under hard track use. Keep in mind that BMW designed the original bushings with comfort in mind, not all-out performance. If you have already run poly, and are ready for the ultimate solution to stiffen up a track or race car, then you are ready for these!
Save yourself alot of time by getting the tools to do this job with ease! No need to burn the bushings out in most cases, we use this kit for almost every bushing removal/installation: amzn.to/3ooRNdv
Check out the parts here! -
E36/E46/Z4 Rear Outer Control Arm Spherical Bearing Bushing (RTAB) - 328, M3, 325 - 33322228153/33326757885
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BMW Rear Tie Down Bracket
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[@derekkuehn]

Could really use these for my drift build. Just another option to shop and compare! Love your products btw!

[@garagistic]

Thank you!

[@dumbeezy5480]

How much harsher would this be over OEM?

[@garagistic]

Much harsher. This should really be considered a race part only.

[@dumbeezy5480]

@@garagisticwhat would be like an OEM+ bushing? I just bought a zhp and trying to source some front and rear bushings a bit stiffer than OEM.

[@garagistic]

@@dumbeezy5480 That would be our 80a polyurethane bushings. They are a bit harsher than OEM but are the next step up from stock.