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Added the M7 Monster Strut Brace.. definitely night and day difference as I have 98k miles on my R60 right now. Does not creak from the front like it used to over uneven pavement etc.. now to figure out something for the back.
Installed rear cupholders. Got the kit from ECS Tuning. It had everything minus an extra screw and screw clip. Ships with one of each, but need 2 extra. Had some extra clips from my VW days. You pull the 2 from the sides to reuse and leave the center there.
Installed rear cupholders. Got the kit from ECS Tuning. It had everything minus an extra screw and screw clip. Ships with one of each, but need 2 extra. Had some extra clips from my VW days. You pull the 2 from the sides to reuse and leave the center there.
Should of bought a vacuum cleaner. Hahaha. Just kidding. Looks good.
Haha, yah. Didn't really notice how much dalmatian fur and other bits were scattered about until after the picture. When you have 3 dals, 3 kids a niece and great niece that share the car, it doesn't stay clean long.
Installed rear cupholders. Got the kit from ECS Tuning. It had everything minus an extra screw and screw clip. Ships with one of each, but need 2 extra. Had some extra clips from my VW days. You pull the 2 from the sides to reuse and leave the center there.
We added the extra clip and screw to the kit now. Thanks for pointing that out.
I like mine so far, only driven 25 miles or so. Takes the "sloppiness" out IMHO. Are you having an issue? Something I may want to be watching for? Please advise.....
I like mine so far, only driven 25 miles or so. Takes the "sloppiness" out IMHO. Are you having an issue? Something I may want to be watching for? Please advise.....
I have had the torque arm insert for 3+ months. It has been awesome. With the manual it really helps take the engine rock out so it is a lot easier to start off. I have not really notoiced any increased vibrations. The power transfers to the wheels is much better now. If you hace a manual it is a must have.
Even though we've already discussed via PM, I thought other folks might be interested. The DriveShaft works well. Once the bike is mounted, you do have to be sure to secure the rear wheel with an extra strap to keep the bike from pivoting on the axle fore and aft. I usually move the bike in the forward position and the secure the straps at the back. I just use a Gear Tie I got at Home Depot for the extra wheel strap. Then it's solid.
Even though we've already discussed via PM, I thought other folks might be interested. The DriveShaft works well. Once the bike is mounted, you do have to be sure to secure the rear wheel with an extra strap to keep the bike from pivoting on the axle fore and aft. I usually move the bike in the forward position and the secure the straps at the back. I just use a Gear Tie I got at Home Depot for the extra wheel strap. Then it's solid.
Thanks again chini for responding here and the PM - great to pass on the learnings to the larger community...