Subframe Reinforcement - Maximum PSI

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Subframe Reinforcement - Maximum PSI

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12-06-2010, 12:20 PM	#1
jonathan@maximumpsi Past Site Sponsor Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Linden, NJ Posts: 90 My Ride: M3 View My Garage	Subframe Reinforcement - Maximum PSI Hello e46fanatics, We are a new supporting vendor here on e46fanatics and we'd like to let everyone in the Suspenion & Braking forum know about our subframe reinforcement work. We originally had a group buy going on M3forum and it was very successful. Some people brought their cars in with torn subframe mounts and others as preventative maintenance. We offer a very competitive rate for the parts & labor. If you'd like to learn more, please see the link in my sig about the group buy we are offering to e46fanatics. We look forward to hearing from you guys

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