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    i got a bmw e36 as ya al know but i heard a story that on them you ave to reinforce the subframe as it can rip away from the floor under heavey is this true and how do i reinforce it properly


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    They can pull the bolts from the floor.

    You can get reinforcements plates for them


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    thanks lads for the help


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    I smacked mine off a few things, including 2 curbs and numerous ditches and no bolts pulled out, i wouldnt worry!


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    ye i no what you mean lad al though sure i dont i wud like to take the chance the 1.8 wit its 140bhp mite not do antin but wen im gonna swap the engine ah ill look for a m3 in the scrap yard and cut the plates out of it save a few bob


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    Don't bother trying to find em and cutting em out of another one.. I made em for one of mine before.

    @ Pete, its nothing really to do with hitting stuff, its all down to general wear and tear and metal fatigue mostly..very common in em

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