Euro bumper swap?

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  • BS87
    E30 Mastermind
    • Oct 2003
    • 1606

    #16
    The Euro swap is really easy to put on.

    Plastics get more complicated, especially the rear.

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    • Schneider325
      No R3VLimiter
      • May 2004
      • 3818

      #17
      Originally posted by BS87
      The Euro swap is really easy to put on.

      Plastics get more complicated, especially the rear.
      since im young with like no money, would just getting bumper shocks from an 88-91 bimmer and switching them with the ones i have now make a difference? like 1.5-2 inches maybe?

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      • Ryan Stewart
        I Love Miatas
        • Oct 2003
        • 8978

        #18
        or you could just drill into your current shocks and release all the pressure and push them in. They arent an actual safety feature anyways.
        Im now E30less.
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        • Schneider325
          No R3VLimiter
          • May 2004
          • 3818

          #19
          Originally posted by Ryan Stewart
          or you could just drill into your current shocks and release all the pressure and push them in. They arent an actual safety feature anyways.

          ya but im worried about the plastic molding getting messed up..u know when they get all wavy and stuff!

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          • Ryan Stewart
            I Love Miatas
            • Oct 2003
            • 8978

            #20
            bumper shocks or comressing them isnt going to change that. Mine were tha way and it was solved with the euro swap.
            Im now E30less.
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