Thanks for the excellent pictures WarBird .
Thanks also to David G , it seems your perseverance has paid off and benefited us all .
It is great to have a solution to what i have found on a few occasions to be a potentially dangerous design fault . I have had a few near misses when unable to avoid bumps .I certainly wouldn't let an inexperienced driver out in mine .
At times the BSD on here have I feel been unecessarily aggressive in their responses to the debate . Being told it was part of the character or in one case to " get over it " has at times really pissed me off . I hope now that MMC have modified the design for 2014 and offered a solution for current models that they will have the good grace to accept it is a real problem .
I look forward to having it fitted to mine ,I can't really see why it has to be done at the factory , anyone got any idea why ? It looks pretty straightforward .
I am of the opinion that the factory want to fit the kit for more than one reason,one is the safety aspect of fitting the kit the tracking is very critical on the M3W and home mechanics would have difficulty in setting the track up near enough to drive the car to a vehicle tracker.Two add the cost of the components together plus the time to fit and set track etc and I think the factory is giving us a good deal.Plus its great to have a reason to visit the factory.
This is just my opinion from observing how the job was carried out.
Happy m3w owner
