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Then you should do it, but you may want to measure first...you might find e30m3 or e36m3 fits better.Comment
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I would recommend using the IE links.
When I first purchased my car the end links were missing and after digging through boxes I found that I had the stock ones so I bolted them on. After less than 200 miles, which is how long it took for me to get my new IE links, I found that the stock M3 links were bent.
When you use after market parts you have to think about what the weakest link is in every situation. There is a reason that IE's links are stronger. The 25mm bar does put that much more stress on the system.
(Just my opinion though.)Comment
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I would recommend using the IE links.
When I first purchased my car the end links were missing and after digging through boxes I found that I had the stock ones so I bolted them on. After less than 200 miles, which is how long it took for me to get my new IE links, I found that the stock M3 links were bent.
When you use after market parts you have to think about what the weakest link is in every situation. There is a reason that IE's links are stronger. The 25mm bar does put that much more stress on the system.
(Just my opinion though.)
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