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    #16
    i think that seam bmw has a good selection of urethane... i dunno bout pricing, and also I can't seem to find where/how to order...
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      #17
      Originally posted by E30 Wagen
      what is the ride quality like with those?
      well, I swaped a whole bunch of parts all at once so it's hard to tell.

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        #18
        With urethane rear subframe and trailing arm bushings, the rear end is more "solid." It's unnoticable on smooth roads, but "thumps" over bumps and if you hit a patch of choppy highway, transfers all the vibrations into the body. It's not that bad though, and the handling increase is well worth it.


        Keep it slideways!!

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