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I'm frantically searching for a set of the ST 25/19mm sway bars for my E28, but all that seems to be available now is the 22/16 set. Can anyone point me in the direction of some 25/19 bars?
Shox.com had the 25/19 set (PN: 89842) listed on their website on Monday, but not today.
When I called the rep said they'd need 20 orders to be able to ask for another run, and also said I might try Carl Nelson at La Jolla Independent BMW.
I haven't called La Jolla yet, but it's worth a try.
I believed it's oem sway bars, rear sway bar bushings and brackets included.
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So that would make these M5 bars, as that was the only one to come with 25/18 bars. What makes you sure these are 25/18? Are there any part numbers on them to verify what they are?
On closer inspection, that looks like the front bar has the bracket, not the rear (the top one has a kink in it to clear to diff). Does anyone know if I can reuse the stock 528e bracket for the M5 RSB?
Since it looks like the OEM M5 sway bars are my only option at this point if I want 25/19 bars, I need to start thinking about bushings. Do most people stay with stock bushings or go aftermarket? The only aftermarket ones I found are the Powerflex ones, and they are EXPENSIVE!
Front & rear bushings and brackets included with sway bars.
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Awesome! I was getting worried because I'm having trouble finding any M5 brackets for sale. I take it you found the other brackets lying around? Can I bug you for a pic of the F+R brackets?
I'd tentatively go with a 25mm aftermarket front and still look at an 18mm rear, if it were me. If the sways are loose in the bracket,s you have nothing but a loose, rattling mess that does not actually provide roll stability.
I know it isn't the best idea, but I reused my stock bushings with a small amount of material removed at the existing slit. That will have to do until I can source my correct bushings for the 'vert/M3 bars on my 325.
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