02-11-2008, 12:56 AM | #21 |
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Out of interest, having the RTAB replaced with the OEM items - is it relatively inexpensive ?
Reason I ask is that my car fills a little tail happy at the moment and I don't track my cars - so when it goes in for its service I might get this done. |
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02-01-2009, 07:24 PM | #23 |
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NOOO STAY AWAY FROM THE ROGUE kit
The rogue rtab is poly-urethane just like the powerflex rtab, but if you actually hold both in hand, the rogue rtab feels like cheap plastic, where the powerflex rtab actually feels a bit softer but still very stiff. the rogue version 1 was terrible as the copper anti-seize would just squeeze off of it completely. i had them on my car for about 2k miles before being so put off by the sound here are the rogue ones in the holding here they are outside of the holding -- notice barely ANY anti-seize left? the powerflex ones have been on my car for about 6k miles with no problems This is what my M3 looked like at the time |
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