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Old 9th August 2006, 08:44   #1
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Anyone have any experience of these guys?

http://cgi.ebay.de/WIECHERS-ALU-DOMS...QQcmdZViewItem
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Old 9th August 2006, 08:49   #2
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I don't have experience with that bar.
But make sure if you bid that it will fit a E34M5.
Fitment is a ***** on our cars, thats why there isn't much selection.
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Old 9th August 2006, 09:04   #3
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Yeah i figured that, but just spent the last half hour on german google and plenty of places seem to sell Wiechers braces, and they do all have specific listings for M5s. Seems around 130euro for an aluminium one, some have steel for 99euro.
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Wiechers is a top brand, they make rollcages as well..Had some of their products on prev cars
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I'm guessing the top picture is a standard e34 bar, but the one that fits past the plenum on the M5 would probably be the thinner angled one in the second photo just above the page counter.
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I think they might be just file pictures. The other ones they sell for other cars look the same!
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I have 3 of their braces on the Rallye. Top product
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I feel a purchase coming on.
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I feel a purchase coming on.
Hi mate

I know that Konstantin runs this very strut brace on his car and I think, if someone has ordered the right part that I should have one pretty soon.

From what I understand very good product and seems to be one of the only ones fits properly!

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Care to give us your contact & price Simon?
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