It's a '91 325 touring.
Alloy front wishbones
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bigpimpin
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I was dismantling my tourer at the weekend and noticed that the front wishbones seem to be alloy. Is this normal as I swapped wheels on my sport at the weekend as well and can't remember seeing the same on it?
It's a '91 325 touring.
It's a '91 325 touring.
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Simon
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Yes mate, it's normal for a 325i touring, IIRC it was only the later ones that came with them as well as the M3.
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bigpimpin
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I take it that's a good thing then? 
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Simon
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They are lighter than the steel ones, and that's about where the benefits end! They also cost about 4 times the price of the steel ones, I'm replacing the ones on my M3 with steel ones.bigpimpin wrote:I take it that's a good thing then?
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Widge
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How much are the steel ones, cos I think the vagueness of my front end is down to the wish bone joints.
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Andy335Touring
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About 40 quid each from ECPWidge wrote:How much are the steel ones, cos I think the vagueness of my front end is down to the wish bone joints.