Cab horseshoe struts.Try these guys!
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Instead of buying new horseshoe struts from a BMW dealership for my E30 I used this company www.sgs-engineering.com to get them re-gassed and tested,I was very very impressed with the service and the price,£24.09 which includes carriage.I sent them off on Monday morning and I got them back today (wednesday).There was absolutely no sign of them having any work carried out on them other than a re-gas date.I highly recommend these guys.They also stock many new struts at a third of price of a dealership.
Born on the 23 April 1990 320i Alpinweiss ll kabriolett! (SOLD BUT NOT FORGOTTEN !)
even cheaper fix is to pick up an old front seat, take the back off, and you'll see two struts. Strip these off, and voila - they make a great set of horseshoe struts. Often FOC for those old knackered seats!

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http://www.sgs-engineering.com/pages/st ... e/3+Series
That is a very good price for a single pre facelift boot strut.
Ok not OEM, but if they can re- gas originals, it,s a good standby.
Good find ah.
That is a very good price for a single pre facelift boot strut.
Ok not OEM, but if they can re- gas originals, it,s a good standby.
Good find ah.

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For the boot strut, a Mini one (fresh from the scrappies) has been doing the job in my car for a couple of years. I've got the other one from the same Mini somewhere! 
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The Tailgate one Jon ?Ziggy wrote:For the boot strut, a Mini one (fresh from the scrappies) has been doing the job in my car for a couple of years. I've got the other one from the same Mini somewhere!



