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Now, adding that to the G80, that’s a whole different story…
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Pretty curios about this also - especially for the engine mounts as they look very similar to the B58TU ones on the m240i and i was looking to increase engine stiffness. The hubs might also fit , the brace will probably need some drilling in the strut tower.
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Full is a bit misleading. There are more parts differences like solid subframe mounts and other links/arms but agree this is about right as a saleable aftermarket package.
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You are still correct though, but for a different reason - The dampers themselves have a different part number, quite why we do not know, but they do and we didn’t fit them. |
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Curious to get yrs/Imran’s input as to whether or not G81/G83 additional rear bracing could be retrofitted to G87 m2… From the link below- items 1 and 2 are common across RWD G8x, could the V brace (item #6 with part no 33328746035) and extra cross brace (item # 7 with part no 33329882335) be retrofittable to further stiffen rear of the car ? https://parts.bmwmonterey.com/a/BMW_...259470/Stiffen
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You could in theory use a spacer to push the wheel back outwards if need be.
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