Has anyone done a full m3 conversion?

1Pirate · 09-28-2012, 12:41 PM

After speaking with Harold at HPA I've decided to add just the M3 rear guide rods for now. Harold also said that the rear M3 upper links weren't as important and provided little bang for the buck when compared to the guide rods and the subframe bushings. I'll probably do the subframe bushings next.

Zombie1 · 09-28-2012, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by 1Pirate

After speaking with Harold at HPA I've decided to add just the M3 rear guide rods for now. Harold also said that the rear M3 upper links weren't as important and provided little bang for the buck when compared to the guide rods and the subframe bushings. I'll probably do the subframe bushings next.

Please keep us updated when it is done and your review on the new mods

1Pirate · 10-05-2012, 08:11 AM

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Please keep us updated when it is done and your review on the new mods

Installed the M3 rear guide rods yesterday. I only had a chance to drive the car a few miles aftewards, but the rear end does feel more planted, especially accelerating out of a curve. I'll provide more feedback as I get a chance to drive the car more.

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