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I have a 2002 M35 Axis by Autech 2.5l turbo AWD Stagea and have to replace the shocks and tie rods.  Does anyone know part numbers for Axis variant or failing that, am i able to fit the BC BR coilovers and ordinary AWD M35 parts as replacement on the Axis, not sure what the differences with suspension between Axis and normal are.

 

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Andrew

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43 minutes ago, TukeH said:

Why would you buy the br coils when the v1 bc coilovers are basically the same coils but cheaper and you cant even adjust the camber from the top in m35 stageas. 

from what i have read the BR are slightly better and only $100 more

The br also has a slightly larger diameter piston and shock body. For $100 extra its a no brainer really, unless your strapped for cash.

@Bullus kudos motorsports stock tie rod ends for M35, you can get the part numbers off their web site.

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Sorry if I'm hijacking this thread. I've just done about 2 hours of old thread digging and can't find a clear answer only hints. Looking at getting Whiteline sway bars, specifically the BNK006 kit. Everywhere officially states that this is a M35 RWD only kit however I've seen snippets that say there is no difference but then other threads saying the fronts are different. Can anyone confirm or deny the sway bars are the same fitment for RWD and AWD M35 models? I have a M35 AXIS Autech VQ25DET. Thanks!

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