Is any modification required to make the lower control arm in the rear fit on a 2012 135i e82? Asking this as I thought the m3 used a different method to connect which would mean modification is required to fit. Is this true or have I got something confused? Also what other things would you recommend to mix with this arm kit if I want it to perform the best it possibly can? I'm currently on stock m sport suspension and working towards some fortuneUSA coilovers but is there anything I should look at? Also, does this fit with stock suspension while I work on getting better shocks? Thanks

No modification is required. This will work with both stock and upgraded suspension.

looking at this kit because i have wheel play in the front of my e90 335. are these the hard rubber bushings? I dont want the stock replacements looking to track my car again in the future and need everything to be super tight no play. thanks

These are upgraded, but they are still rubber.

Will this fit a 2010 BMW 335i xdrive?

No, RWD models only.

does this come with all the nuts and bolts for the front and rear control arms?

This kit will only include nuts on the ball joints for the front control arms, there are no bolts included.

Hello, will this fit a European E91 330d? Thank you.

No.

Can i use this upgrade having standard suspension, and coilsprings ? i mean, i wont be lowering my car, and already have all 4 new bilstein b4 shocks The car is an E90 325i Pre LCI (2006)

Yes, this is a great upgrade over the stock non-M control arms.

Will this fit 2011 335i e92 xdrive

No.

Will this fit E92 M3?

Yes.

does this kit also include the end links?

No.

Would you recommend “BMW Bushing Kit 12-Piece (M Spec) - Lemforder/Genuine 33326763092KIT” to go along with this kit for a more complete suspension upgrade?

Yes, absolutely. It is always recommended to replace as many suspension components as possible to ensure the peak performance of your vehicle. Combining both kits will make your suspension upgrade as comprehensive as possible.