Suspension It's official...my 05, a company car, is going...
I assume you removed all your goodies? I can't imagine you'll give up that kind of investment -- both in dollars and fervent, concentrated brain CPU cycles in deciding what to buy next with each upgrade dollar. Performance-wise, I suspect you'll give up your BBK only after they pry it from your cold, dead fingers!
Get my PM from awhile back, Michael? I may have just the thing you need before you start experimenting with the new car!
Jeff
Get my PM from awhile back, Michael? I may have just the thing you need before you start experimenting with the new car!
Jeff
AINASUV...can you resend it? I clean out my mail once a week. ...a kinematics thingy???
I'll probably part with the Megans, but all else is coming off. I'm on again, off again regarding a head and the M7 IC, but suspension wise the JCW setup isn't a bad place to begin with all the other suspension stuff. I've made an agreement to purchase a very slightly used H&R Coilover kit with Helix camber plates. All this stuff will be reinstalled
in spring.
This time around I don't miss out on the LSD
and aero package. All else is the same. The JCW brakes are part of the engine package and will remain a winter brake package.
The BBS wheel, yea, they're here to stay.
The only costly part that will go with the car is the Powerflex lower control arm bushings - I paid BMW to install these. But, I sort of knew the car was going, so what's a mother to do?
I'll probably part with the Megans, but all else is coming off. I'm on again, off again regarding a head and the M7 IC, but suspension wise the JCW setup isn't a bad place to begin with all the other suspension stuff. I've made an agreement to purchase a very slightly used H&R Coilover kit with Helix camber plates. All this stuff will be reinstalled
in spring.This time around I don't miss out on the LSD
and aero package. All else is the same. The JCW brakes are part of the engine package and will remain a winter brake package.The BBS wheel, yea, they're here to stay.
The only costly part that will go with the car is the Powerflex lower control arm bushings - I paid BMW to install these. But, I sort of knew the car was going, so what's a mother to do?
Originally Posted by kenchan
meb- i recommend keeping it simple this time.
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That was a sweeeet car Greg! I have pics of the engine bay...coming soon to a website near you.
Kenchan...unfortunately one of my best and worst traits is curiosity. But this time around, I'm better aquainted with what won't work
Kenchan...unfortunately one of my best and worst traits is curiosity. But this time around, I'm better aquainted with what won't work
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