[Geighty7]

I’m looking into the Turner Motorsport front Monoball conversion kit. Does anyone here have an opinion on these?

I was told this brings some life back into the lifeless steering issues we all drive around with.

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

I’m looking into the Turner Motorsport front Monoball conversion kit. Does anyone here have an opinion on these?

I was told this brings some life back into the lifeless steering issues we all drive around with.

We do the Millway conversions all the time, they get very good reviews on the M3/M4 side. Same bushings are used on the M2, always in stock.

Since you're local, save on shipping/wait time and drop by and pick up a set.

[Geighty7]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

We do the Millway conversions all the time, they get very good reviews on the M3/M4 side. Same bushings are used on the M2, always in stock.

Since you're local, save on shipping/wait time and drop by and pick up a set.

[img]https://europeanautosource.com/cdn/shop/products/thrust-arm-tension-arm-bushing-bmw-g8x-g80-g82-g2x-g20-g21-millway-90528-photo_1024x.jpg?v=1677559551[/img]

How long is install? Is there a noticeable difference in steering/handling?

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

How long is install? Is there a noticeable difference in steering/handling?

Install is about a few hours as they need to be pressed in. Quite honestly, it's one of the best first mods you can do for handling.

[ToneM2]

I was also curious about this upgrade since I watched the Smoking Tire review Steve Dinan’s personal M8. They mentioned a great improvement in the overall feel of the handling and Steve credited it to the mono ball set up

[Bee Pee]

Originally Posted by ToneM2

I was also curious about this upgrade since I watched the Smoking Tire review Steve Dinan’s personal M8. They mentioned a great improvement in the overall feel of the handling and Steve credited it to the mono ball set up

Do we know if G series Mcars come with mballs in LCA from factory as per F series M cars ??

[ToneM2]

Originally Posted by Bee Pee

Do we know if G series Mcars come with mballs in LCA from factory as per F series M cars ??

I wasn’t aware the F chassis cars had mono ball front

[Bee Pee]

Originally Posted by ToneM2

I wasn’t aware the F chassis cars had mono ball front

Yes FLCA was a mball and FUCA or tension strut was a solid rubber bush

[40 Cylinders]

I have now had the Millway monoball thrust bearings in my M2 for about 10 days... they make a noticeable difference in the handling.. When you twitch the steering you are going to feel the reaction, I think, much quicker than stock... puts a grin on my face..
The cost of the bearings is doable but the cost to install is another story... but overall, the steering response makes you forget the multiply comments regarding the weight of the M2...

[Geighty7]

Originally Posted by 40 Cylinders

I have now had the Millway monoball thrust bearings in my M2 for about 10 days... they make a noticeable difference in the handling.. When you twitch the steering you are going to feel the reaction, I think, much quicker than stock... puts a grin on my face..
The cost of the bearings is doable but the cost to install is another story... but overall, the steering response makes you forget the multiply comments regarding the weight of the M2...

Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad you’re liking them. I’m getting them installed on Thursday and I couldn’t be happier with the decision (even with the cost to install lol).

[WhiteRqbbit]

I've been looking into this, wondering what other suspension arms I should install while taking things apart. I don't need adjustability for adjustability's sake, but I wonder what will improve the feeling going away from the rubber bushings.

[ToneM2]

Originally Posted by 40 Cylinders

I have now had the Millway monoball thrust bearings in my M2 for about 10 days... they make a noticeable difference in the handling.. When you twitch the steering you are going to feel the reaction, I think, much quicker than stock... puts a grin on my face..
The cost of the bearings is doable but the cost to install is another story... but overall, the steering response makes you forget the multiply comments regarding the weight of the M2...

Would you happen to know how many hours is the install?

[BMR.WRLD]

I have recently watched a video regarding this topic.

https://youtu.be/3RdZXkoKqpQ?si=Kk0V9lsKuEvhG1BE

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by ToneM2

Would you happen to know how many hours is the install?

About 3-4 hours on the M2, identical to the 2WD M4. The positioning of the heat exchangers make accessing the bolts a bit difficult compared to AWD M4 models (which is easier).