Bimmerworld Rear Inner Bearing Upgrade
Eliminate Deflection and Improve Rear Suspension Precision
Upgrade your BMW’s rear rollover strut with these sealed bearing replacements — engineered to replace the factory rubber mounts that allow unwanted flex and movement under load. This is one of the most effective rear-end improvements you can make to any E82, E9X, F8X or G8X chassis, offering sharper response, consistent alignment, and better traction on-track and during high-performance driving.
The factory setup combines a sealed ball joint on the outer connection with a soft rubber bushing on the inner location. Under cornering forces, that inner rubber mount flexes, altering camber and toe dynamically — not ideal for serious performance driving. Our sealed bearing kit replaces the inner bushing with an OEM-grade sealed ball joint, ensuring full articulation without deflection.
Why Upgrade?
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Eliminates unwanted bushing flex for precise suspension geometry
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Maintains consistent camber and toe under heavy cornering loads
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Improves tyre contact and feedback during aggressive driving
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Reduces alignment change and rear instability under power
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Ideal for track and tuned street cars using performance suspension setups
Key Features
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OEM sealed ball joint with integrated grease and Teflon liner
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Full steel housing installs directly into the subframe
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Optional offset version available to correct roll centre on lowered cars
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Minimal NVH and long service life – perfect for street/track use
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Made in Germany bearings, with supporting components made in the USA
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Recommended tack weld installation for permanent fitment
Compatibility
BMW 1 Series
E82 / E88 – 128i, 135i, 135is, 1M (2008–2013)
BMW 2 Series
F87 – M2, M2 Competition (2016–2021)
G87 – M2, M2 CS (2023–onwards)
BMW 3 Series
E90 / E92 / E93 – 323i–335is, M3 (2006–2013)
F80 – M3 (2015–2019)
G80 / G81 – M3, M3 Competition, M3 xDrive (2021–onwards)
BMW 4 Series
F82 / F83 – M4, M4 GTS (2015–2021)
G82 / G83 – M4, M4 Competition, M4 CSL, M4 xDrive (2021–onwards)
Ideal For
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Track and race applications demanding precise rear-end control
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Tuned road cars where OEM bushings are too soft
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Cars running coilovers, spherical suspension arms or increased power