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| Photos of Header to Transmission Bracket I was also missing the bracket that supports the headers, so I ordered the new parts. The bracket and its associated hardware connect the headers to the transmission in order to reduce the stress placed on the header bolts. Here are some photos which I hope will be useful, since I could not find any photos on the web. I hope that I have assembled the parts correctly (no guarantees). The bolts are not tightened yet since I will wait for the parts to be installed first (see photos below that show it installed on my M3):    Here are some photos of the bracket installed:    Cheers, Daniel.
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