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Wsup everyone,
Spent an interesting week with Project Shift (Burgy and Tony 'the tiger') and also ran into Chris (Crash Nemisis). Let me say up front that these dudes are the coolest and I encourage forum members to check them out for all your beemer needs. Also had the good fortune to meet LZ in Boksburg, he is also the coolest dude.
So I decided screw OEM bushes, BMW rubber doesn't seem to agree with my stiffer lowered suspension (at least on my car), 3 month old LCABs are cracked already...so got a suspension pack through project shift with comprises:-
#Power Flex LCABs
#Power Flex RTABs
#Power Flex Rear Subframe Bushes
#Meyle HD swaybar links (front/rear)
#Bilstein front shock mounts
Also got C/F badges for boot/bonnet/wheels, Burgy built me an intake kit, and we detailed my car!
Had a bit of an issue finding someone to fit the suspension stuff but eventually went to Autoquip Centurion (yes THOSE guys...). They were only able to do the front as they only had half a day to work on the car. They even got me a pair of front Powerflex bumpstops free of charge! Tried to fit the rear swaybar links but they didn't fit, but Burgy's organising other ones so it's all good.
Car feels A LOT more solid and direct at the front, powerflex bushes are hard but not harsh. If you want comfort get an E38...I should probably upgrade the pirate tie-rods though :fencelook:
The car should feel great in the corners once everything else is fitted.
No pics yet :fencelook::fencelook:
Spent an interesting week with Project Shift (Burgy and Tony 'the tiger') and also ran into Chris (Crash Nemisis). Let me say up front that these dudes are the coolest and I encourage forum members to check them out for all your beemer needs. Also had the good fortune to meet LZ in Boksburg, he is also the coolest dude.
So I decided screw OEM bushes, BMW rubber doesn't seem to agree with my stiffer lowered suspension (at least on my car), 3 month old LCABs are cracked already...so got a suspension pack through project shift with comprises:-
#Power Flex LCABs
#Power Flex RTABs
#Power Flex Rear Subframe Bushes
#Meyle HD swaybar links (front/rear)
#Bilstein front shock mounts
Also got C/F badges for boot/bonnet/wheels, Burgy built me an intake kit, and we detailed my car!
Had a bit of an issue finding someone to fit the suspension stuff but eventually went to Autoquip Centurion (yes THOSE guys...). They were only able to do the front as they only had half a day to work on the car. They even got me a pair of front Powerflex bumpstops free of charge! Tried to fit the rear swaybar links but they didn't fit, but Burgy's organising other ones so it's all good.
Car feels A LOT more solid and direct at the front, powerflex bushes are hard but not harsh. If you want comfort get an E38...I should probably upgrade the pirate tie-rods though :fencelook:
The car should feel great in the corners once everything else is fitted.
No pics yet :fencelook::fencelook: