Suspension GP comes with aluminum control arms??
I agree that in no way are they worth the price. It's just not that benificial.
Not to mention that pre 05 (I think) cars wil need all new trailing arm bushings and bushing housing. I don't even know that they will bolt up for sure.
Not to mention that pre 05 (I think) cars wil need all new trailing arm bushings and bushing housing. I don't even know that they will bolt up for sure.
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Originally Posted by GBMINI
The GP was never really designed to provide useful "aftermarket" parts for other MINIs ...
Well, if you ever want a rear window with no wiper hole in it you're golden
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Originally Posted by obehave
Well, I just noticed in that pic that the rear struts are now inboard from the wheel well.
That'll change a whole bunch of load and rate characteristics won't it?
That'll change a whole bunch of load and rate characteristics won't it?
Originally Posted by obehave
Well, I just noticed in that pic that the rear struts are now inboard from the wheel well.
That'll change a whole bunch of load and rate characteristics won't it?
That'll change a whole bunch of load and rate characteristics won't it?
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Originally Posted by onasled
It's exactly the same as it has been since 2002. I don't believe anything has changed on the Mini suspesion since 2002 besides the trailing arm pickup points and now this new aluminum arm.
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