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Old 04-18-2010, 10:24 AM
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Dinobyte: is installinng the aatuning support as easy as it looks? I have the standard suspension (not M3). I understand there are other supports out there as well, and a couple of friends have been describing home made braces for the two small unused lugs on the underside of the diff. Seems to me the aatuning support would perform a very similar function.

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Old 04-18-2010, 03:43 PM
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Dinobyte: is installinng the aatuning support as easy as it looks? I have the standard suspension (not M3). I understand there are other supports out there as well, and a couple of friends have been describing home made braces for the two small unused lugs on the underside of the diff. Seems to me the aatuning support would perform a very similar function.

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It is really quite easy to install....you just need to jack the car up high enough to get under it to work...and be somewhat flexible...

I recommend it...and I know Jay does as well!
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Old 04-18-2010, 05:17 PM
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Old 04-23-2010, 01:13 PM
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It is really quite easy to install....you just need to jack the car up high enough to get under it to work...and be somewhat flexible...

I recommend it...and I know Jay does as well!
I take it to install it there is a need to drill and tap the holes that are already there?

A follow up question how hard is it to replace that bushing as the previous owner broke the bolt but it was replaced with an unknown grade and the bushing appears to need to be replaced. Also does anyone have a source or the correct part number for the bolt and bushing. Thanks

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