bav auto's meyle heavy duty rsm?

[vic_325]

im going to intstall my vogtlands soon, and i know i have to upgrade the rsm's, my initial plan was to go e46 rsm with z3 reinforcement plates and then came across the weyle heavy dutys.

the meyle and the e46 rsm's are the same price at bav so i was wondering wich ones would be better. and ill be using the z3 plates either way to be safe.

anybody have experience with the meyle hevy duty rsm's?

Thanks, Vic.

[E30Driv3R]

I have TCKline RSMs and they are great, replacable, and also adjustable from e30-e46.

I like them you can look into them also.

[vic_325]

what do you mean adjustable from e30-e46? arent the e46 RSMs direct fit?

[Jordan]

Meyle's HD RSM's look just like OEM ones, and the design is virtually the same. The Meyle ones feature a tapered metal core though.. which makes them stiffer and prevents the common tearout inherent in the shitty OEM design.

Anyone running solid mounts on a street car is just a mods list whore/retard.

I recommend Meyle's HD RSM time and time again, and I run them in all of my cars.

Don't buy from BavAuto though. Just about any vendor can get them/stocks them and isn't BavAuto.

[vic_325]

whats wrong with bav auto, havent ordered there but the prices seem good.

[e34john]

bavauto=$$$$$

[fretburnr]

I used the meyle HDs for about two years, and ended up blowing them out. The car sees some nasty chicago streets, so i'd say they held up well.

I'm currently using the rubber-bushed JT Designs style ones (not the JTD urethane/aluminum) and they've been good thus far.

I think I got my meyle HDs through BMA originally.

[scabzzzz]

I hope the JT Design ones are nice. I just ordered them.

And like Jordan says, dont buy from Bavauto. They enjoy raping you of your hard earned cash. They have decent customer service but my step dad loves ordering from them for his M5 and 2 out of 3 orders they fuck up consistently.