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  • Kev.H
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    Originally posted by Dan View Post
    Inspection II is around £850 I think mate, £400 cheaper than my local main stealer! :banghead: :bigcry: :smokin:
    thanks mate ! thats loads cheaper than i was quoted at cooper :supz:

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  • Nords
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    I'm very happy with Wellsway Bath, as I trust the Service Manager, Adrian there, to run a very tight ship. I'll be going there to get the alternator (and my flap) fixed asap!

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  • Bounce
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    Originally posted by SpineOnABap View Post
    I went to Murketts in 2004 to have my APs fitted & they were brilliant. Nice to see they're still doing the bizz :thumbs:
    Still one of the best BMW service centre's around,i do a 700mile round trip when i need servicing or warranty work.

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  • SpineOnABap
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    I went to Murketts in 2004 to have my APs fitted & they were brilliant. Nice to see they're still doing the bizz :thumbs:

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  • Dan
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    Originally posted by Kev.H View Post
    how much is murketts service 2 please :thumbs:as mine will need doing this year
    Inspection II is around £850 I think mate, £400 cheaper than my local main stealer! :banghead: :bigcry: :smokin:

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  • Kev.H
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    how much is murketts service 2 please :thumbs:as mine will need doing this year

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  • s.mac
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    Thanks for the info :thumbs:

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  • NZ_M3
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    There might be a difference to barrel springs, but according to the Vorshlag guys it goes on the top:

    I've searched also and the opinion is split actually on where it should ideally go - I personally think it is better on top as there's less movement withe the adjuster and less likely for it to punch through the aluminium arm if it sat on the bottom.

    There is an advantage for having it on the bottom though and that is you can put a long bolt and washer and actually secure the adjuster to the arm.

    I believe most other brands have the adjuster on top.

    Not hard to change around - wheel off, 18mm damper bolt and drop the arm, support it on a jack and take out the spring and adjuster and flip it.

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  • s.mac
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    if I remember rightly the OEM springs sat on a rubber seat ?

    Also, I think the height adjuster is sat on top of the spring ???

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  • s.mac
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    it was fitted by the UK AST guys ?? are you sure, is it an easy job to change ??

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  • NZ_M3
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    Originally posted by s.mac



    Was just doing a bit more research on the ASTs and thought I'd refer back to your post .. then something caught my eye ...

    The rear adjuster is suppose to sit on the top like KWs not on the aluminium arm

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  • trackm3
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    AST offer a good range for the CSL sportline 2 either with or without coilover rear and the race setup are both superb, i ran s2's on my E36 and worked superb right upto 1100lb springs, cant recommend them enough, been selling them also for 3 years now and i havn't had any problems reported

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  • Bounce
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    Originally posted by Dan View Post
    Mine's the same as yours then matey so I've actually made a good decision there for a change! lol :beer:
    :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:

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  • Dan
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    Originally posted by BOUNCE View Post
    Thats why i get excess with my warranty.:thumbs::thumbs:
    Mine's the same as yours then matey so I've actually made a good decision there for a change! lol :beer:

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  • Bounce
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    Thats why i get excess with my warranty.:thumbs::thumbs:

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