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From digest.v5.n99 Mon Aug 12 12:42:56 1996
From: John Browne <johnbro_at_microsoft.com>
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 1996 11:48:44 -0700
Subject: Re: E36 M3 Suspension on a 325i

Excellent post on how to do this. However, one critical element was missing. Page O. Stoutland wrote:

>>The top spring perch and the strut bearing from the 325i can be used on the
M3 strut/spring. <<

This is true, but if you subsequently want to upgrade to M3 takeoff wheels and tires, you'll want to substiture the M3 upper strut bearing here for the one from your 325i. The M3 part is offset to induce more postive caster, reducing the significant tramlining the 325i will experience with 17in wheels and low-profile tires. Install the strut bearing so that the arrow points toward the front of the car.

Cheers,

John Browne
BMW ACA Puget Sound Chapter
BMW CCA
95 ///M3 LTW (PeeKay)
95 ///M3 (gone, alas!)
91 iX (Spunky the Brave Little Car)
96 Suburban 2500 (needs a name...)

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