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06-29-2005, 04:19 AM
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I read in BMW Car Mag that the 535d borrows some suspension components from the M5...
do you know which components in particular these are ... and whether any other e60 borrows them too (am thinking 545/550..)?
do you know which components in particular these are ... and whether any other e60 borrows them too (am thinking 545/550..)?
06-29-2005, 04:49 AM
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My Ride: E60 Limo with M-Sport package(m5 mirrors,m5 trunk finisher,m172 summer wheels,blk front grills,m5 paddle shift kit(my530i),m pedal covers,m floor mats,
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E39 2002 Touring with M-Sport package/family wagon(gone but not forgotten)
Here is some info for you from the web 
Notice they only mention sport models and not standard.
This is from TestDriven UK!
Visually similar to the recently unveiled high-performance M5 saloon, Sport models feature a number of interior and exterior enhancements over the existing 5 Series SE variants, as well as handling improvements courtesy of M Sports suspension.
The M Sports suspension features recalibrated dampers and stiffer springs and lowers the car by 15mm. The new 5 Series Sport models have a similar suspension set up to the forthcoming high-performance M5, and share links and bushes.
Notice they only mention sport models and not standard.This is from TestDriven UK!
Visually similar to the recently unveiled high-performance M5 saloon, Sport models feature a number of interior and exterior enhancements over the existing 5 Series SE variants, as well as handling improvements courtesy of M Sports suspension.
The M Sports suspension features recalibrated dampers and stiffer springs and lowers the car by 15mm. The new 5 Series Sport models have a similar suspension set up to the forthcoming high-performance M5, and share links and bushes.
06-29-2005, 06:52 AM
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My Ride: 545i Mystic Blue/Black Leather Type 124 Wheels
1)The front axle supposrt is shared by the all the E60 and the 6 Series
2)The tesnsion strut is shared by all the E60
3)The front wishbone is shared by the M5 and E61 Touring
4)The rear wishbone is shared by the M5, 6 Series and 7 Series
Otherwise the M5 doesnt share much
2)The tesnsion strut is shared by all the E60
3)The front wishbone is shared by the M5 and E61 Touring
4)The rear wishbone is shared by the M5, 6 Series and 7 Series
Otherwise the M5 doesnt share much
06-29-2005, 03:09 PM
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My Ride: 545i Mystic Blue/Black Leather Type 124 Wheels
Originally Posted by Merv the Derv' date='Jun 29 2005, 05:53 PM
Regardless of sharing suspension components with the M5 IMHO the M sport still rolls a bit too much.
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