I ordered the new Bimmerworld Rear Swaybar Tabs before I headed up to Road America this weekend, and they turned out GREAT. Big thanks goes out to Rob, who emailed me some pics very quickly, as we were having some issues figuring out exact fitment. Thanks Rob :buttrock

No cracks before these were installed, as they were precautionary, but definately wont have any problems in the future. Big thanks also goes to Rockton Collison who did these Friday morning, before I loaded the car on the trailer, and did it on short notice ($75 for the welding, took about 2 hours to remove swaybar, prep, weld, reinstall bar, and get off lift)

here are some pics

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0035.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0036.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0037.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0038.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0039.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0040.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff273/eagle483/M3/Radiator-Track%20Prep/IMG_0041.jpg

These are mounted on what would be the FORWARD side of the mounts, or the back of where the swaybar is mounted to... the hole is there so you can still put a socket on the 13mm bolt.

great design, and made everything very easy to weld on ...

thanks again Bimmerworld for a great product, can't wait to get the front subframe, and RTAB reinforcements done as well... :buttrock

Aaah is that where they go!!!?!!! I figured it's the drop links that may be prone to cracking, but now I understand what people mean. So my questions is, aren't these tabs easy to make by yourself from a 1mm steel?

probably... they appear to be pretty easy.... they are not exactly expensive either,