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Stupid question: Rear end stock setup
So I know this may be a stupid question but I am wondering whats the setup of the rear of the 135i. Don't think it makes a difference but its a 2011 with M sport.
SPecifically I am referring to what diff and suspension setup there is going on back there. Thanks in advance.
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Independent suspension/standard differential (not limited-slip). It's in your owner's manual, or you can just crawl underneath and look. Rear suspension is coil springs and shocks with sway bar. M-Sport adds slightly thicker sway bars, about 1/2" lower springs, and shocks are somewhat stiffer than cars without Sport Suspension (which is what you get with M-Sport option).
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