09-23-2018, 08:51 PM | #45 | |
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ast 5100 looks like the typical separate strut and spring setup, but the 5200 and 5300 looks like a true coilover with a 3-bolt hole mounting plate from the pictures and descriptions I've seen. the guys at Motorsport Hardware also tell me it's a true coilover in the back, but i never got to ask them how that works. but i took his word on it since he tracks an m3 with the 5300. if the 5200 and 5300 are mounted to the oem shock mount, that would surprise me. it won't be for a while, but when i do eventually upgrade to the m2c from my base m2, I'll report back with exactly how it gets installed. |
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Rear - I'd be curious if lower m12 mount bolt [part # 07119905610] is man enough to cope with additional loads...
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