Dinan Shock Mount Kit - 2009-2013 BMW M3
Dinan
Dinan Shock Mount Kit - 2009-2013 BMW M3
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The 14mm Rear Upper Shock Mounts replace the stock mounts and increase shock travel by 7mm (on top of the 3 mm already added to EDC equipped cars) for improved ride quality and performance. Ride-height is not affected and an alignment is not required.
- Increased shock travel.
- Improved ride quality and performance.
Specifications
- Brand: Dinan
- Category: Suspension
- Emission Code: 6
- Height: 3
- Labor Time (Hours): 2.4
- Length: 6
- Product Type: Shock Mount
- Sub Category: Shocks and Struts
- Warning: California Proposition 65
- Weight: 2
- Width: 6
Vehicle application overview
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- 2008–2011 BMW M3
- 2008–2013 BMW M3
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Manufacturer & part identification
Dinan
| Option | SKU / part reference |
|---|---|
| Standard | D110-0009 |
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