E90 LCI broken rear suspension links (dogbones)

KartYoda · 05-25-2016, 07:42 PM

Hello!

Anyone had any problems or experience with the rear suspension links (dogbones) which run from the rear hub/ bearing carrier to the rear subframe splitting and bowing outwards? If so, any recommendations as to where to get aftermarket replacements?

Many thanks!

qa15ar · 05-26-2016, 06:26 AM

yep had the same problem, mine snapped in two, you can get these from most car parts places, I got mine from eurocarparts, try to get a lemforder one if you can

djgandy · 05-26-2016, 10:16 AM

ECP have a discount on at the moment. HOLIDAY25 for 25% off. Looks like they have the lemforder ones for a decent price too. If you ever need to do the front TRW ones are fairly cheap on Amazon usually.

On average, you shouldn't really need to pay over £50 an arm.

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KartYoda Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: DMS 330d M-Sport Manual Join Date: May 2016 Location: Bath, UK iTrader: (0)	E90 LCI broken rear suspension links (dogbones) Hello! Anyone had any problems or experience with the rear suspension links (dogbones) which run from the rear hub/ bearing carrier to the rear subframe splitting and bowing outwards? If so, any recommendations as to where to get aftermarket replacements? Many thanks!
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qa15ar Private First Class 10 Rep 141 Posts Drives: F30 330d M-Sport Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: London iTrader: (0)	yep had the same problem, mine snapped in two, you can get these from most car parts places, I got mine from eurocarparts, try to get a lemforder one if you can
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djgandy Colonel 146 Rep 2,337 Posts Drives: E93 M3 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: London iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 M3 [0.00]	ECP have a discount on at the moment. HOLIDAY25 for 25% off. Looks like they have the lemforder ones for a decent price too. If you ever need to do the front TRW ones are fairly cheap on Amazon usually. On average, you shouldn't really need to pay over £50 an arm.
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