I don't expect them to take it back. They do say in the advert that it has to be modified for the earth. As you can see from the label it is supposed to fit the Z3. It clears the top of the engine by about 15 mm, I can't get my fingers in there. I think it fouls the soundproofing where the washers hose passes through. Very difficult to see.They might not take it back if you have modified it, how high off the engine does it sit?
Andy
But strangely, ones for those are not straight and pass round the rear of the engine if I remember right and usually more expensive too.Oh and having a wee 4 cylinder engine gives me more room than you 6 pot guys
On the Z4 they only fitted the angled bars back to the bulkhead though, not a direct brace across between the towers just like all the other models.Alan, we could have a look Thursday? and see if it can be modified?
as for do they help yes as far as I'm concerned, it helps to eliminate tramming effect as on the Z3 the engine is slung rather low a big lump too
making the struts flex? note that on the Z4, BMW fitted them as standard and on all models since so something in that I think?
I don't think it can be modified without cutting and welding to lower the brace. Won't be bringing it Thursday, have you seen the forecast?Alan, we could have a look Thursday? and see if it can be modified?
as for do they help yes as far as I'm concerned, it helps to eliminate tramming effect as on the Z3 the engine is slung rather low a big lump too
making the struts flex? note that on the Z4, BMW fitted them as standard and on all models since so something in that I think?
The 4cyl engines have their own brace ( to clear the inlet manifold) tend to always be dear even second handOh and having a wee 4 cylinder engine gives me more room than you 6 pot guys
B*gger !The 4cyl engines have their own brace ( to clear the inlet manifold) tend to always be dear even second hand