Made a part listing of hardware bits required to mount a MT2 kit on a cabby. There's some parts missing such as the rear tow hook attachment as I have that and a couple brackets for the bumpers and spoiler. So it's not a definitive list, but pretty complete.
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This is Sofie- Now w/ 5 lug and MT-2!
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God damn it. Now I want to kill you, steal your vert, and drive it around Bavaria wearing lederhosen with a few German broads in the back.Leave a comment:
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BC made me a E30/E36 hybrid. E30 strut mounts, E36 struts, E30 rear springs.Leave a comment:
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Are the BC Racing coilovers you used the E36 ones that they make or something custom like what GC does?Leave a comment:
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i have a set of those and was planning to run them. i think they raise the sub inside the body 15mm. why aren't they any good?Leave a comment:
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Love it! Curious to see how you like the powerflex bushings. Not many people seem to use them.Leave a comment:
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Going above and beyond. I like. Your going to love the Bc's. You can go super low or stock ride height and never compromise piston travel. You can order shorter springs as well as I did. Theres 2 numbers on the springs. The 3 digit is lenght in mm probably 200mm, and the other 2 digit is spring rate.Leave a comment:
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Uber jealous.
I'm taking notes.
how'd you knock out the subframe pins?Leave a comment:
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So I found my pics. I had been missing them for months thinking I had taken them with my camera. Instead as it turns out, I took them with my phone. As for me uploading and typing this up, that's a bit different time scale.....
I did the rear 5 lug swap around the end of May in about 3 days working by myself as per usual.
Started by clearing the crap my parent's put on its boot:



Jacked up the rear end and started getting to business:






Had to cut the exhaust off. It's okay though, it's getting completely redone sometime in the next upcoming 2 weeks:

Unbolted the rear shock mounts. They're hidden under a cover under the top storage bit:

Stepped on the trailing arms to remove the springs:


Next step was to unbolt the diff to get ready to drop the subframe:




Unbolted the allen and main subframe bolts/nuts:



With a little wiggling the subframe came down about half way:

Then it got stuck on the passenger side stud. :/

With some force, wiggling, and strategic jacking it came off:

Then the rear sway:


Called it a night:




The next day I a super fun time with a 5 ton press and socket to get these bastards out. I actually ended up putting a bend in my press getting these little bitches out:
Stuck half way out:



Now I had to figure out how to get the socket out.....

Filthy subframe!


After some stripper:

Rear Ti hubs were next:






Now for the bushings:


You have to remove the outer lip of the bushing to press them out:



Cleaned up:

Primed and painted the subframe and trailing arms for the next task:

New bushings:


Bit of grease:


Reinstalled hardware:



Old bushing vs: new Powerflex:






Painted these since they are all yellowed:

Pretty subframe:







Location of rear subframe pins on a cabby:


Looks like this on the inside:

Old vs. new



New brake hoses and lines:




Popped the top of the bushing on:


Rear BC Coils:


Old vs. new:


Hoisted her up!

The results:


Rear brake setup pics coming tomorrow!Leave a comment:
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S50 Refresh List. Just about everything is there if you start from the long block up like I did.
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