I'm picking up a diving board E30 as soon as my M3 sells. I'd like to see some bumper tuck comparison pics before I decide to convert it to late bumpers.
Can anyone hook a brotha up?
Can anyone hook a brotha up?
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This should probably be consolidated with the bumpers thread in this DIY section. There is a pic or two there as well ( http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=41969 ).
I'm surprised to find that there are not any after pics in the tucking write-up ( http://www.r3vlimited.com/Tech/tuck.htm ).
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I've already checked out the thread and the write-ups, but no one has ever posted pics.McCain's military draft: Are you willing to bet your life?Comment
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^Delphini is that your vert? Man that thing is LOW. Looks nice thoughComment
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Which one is the 'after' pic?
:D It looks much better tucked.McCain's military draft: Are you willing to bet your life?Comment
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BEFORE
AFTER
1990 325i - Brilliantrot, 3.73 LSD, H&R Race Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 4300k HIDs, Rebuilt with Metric Blue Head bolts, Planning turbo with MS by end of the year...
2006 R6 - Raven, Driven 520 1,2 Chain Conversion, 6000k HID's, DB Screen, Heated Grips, GYTR CF Slip-on, Fender Eliminator, Flush mounts
(wife's)
1992 325i - Alpineweiss II, H&R Sport Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 18" M6 Replica Wheels, 6000k HID's, Angel Eyes, Blacked out Kidneys, 20% TintComment
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one more after
1990 325i - Brilliantrot, 3.73 LSD, H&R Race Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 4300k HIDs, Rebuilt with Metric Blue Head bolts, Planning turbo with MS by end of the year...
2006 R6 - Raven, Driven 520 1,2 Chain Conversion, 6000k HID's, DB Screen, Heated Grips, GYTR CF Slip-on, Fender Eliminator, Flush mounts
(wife's)
1992 325i - Alpineweiss II, H&R Sport Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 18" M6 Replica Wheels, 6000k HID's, Angel Eyes, Blacked out Kidneys, 20% TintComment
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eurospeed's look good, search for his picsComment
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That's really not a bad look. I think I could live with the diving boards if they look like that.
Thanks, devin. Those pics are perfect. The car I'm looking at is also white.McCain's military draft: Are you willing to bet your life?Comment
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i'll get some more in a minute
my dad and i just went and picked up a cherry 1991 bmw 318ic. It is brilliantrot and in absolutely great condition! runs great clutch feels good the guy we bought it from seemed very very into his cars as he had two project porsches and was only selling this to get a sedan e301990 325i - Brilliantrot, 3.73 LSD, H&R Race Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 4300k HIDs, Rebuilt with Metric Blue Head bolts, Planning turbo with MS by end of the year...
2006 R6 - Raven, Driven 520 1,2 Chain Conversion, 6000k HID's, DB Screen, Heated Grips, GYTR CF Slip-on, Fender Eliminator, Flush mounts
(wife's)
1992 325i - Alpineweiss II, H&R Sport Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 18" M6 Replica Wheels, 6000k HID's, Angel Eyes, Blacked out Kidneys, 20% TintComment
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Here are some more of the fully compressed front bumper on my 86 325.
1990 325i - Brilliantrot, 3.73 LSD, H&R Race Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 4300k HIDs, Rebuilt with Metric Blue Head bolts, Planning turbo with MS by end of the year...
2006 R6 - Raven, Driven 520 1,2 Chain Conversion, 6000k HID's, DB Screen, Heated Grips, GYTR CF Slip-on, Fender Eliminator, Flush mounts
(wife's)
1992 325i - Alpineweiss II, H&R Sport Springs, Bilstein Sport Shocks, 18" M6 Replica Wheels, 6000k HID's, Angel Eyes, Blacked out Kidneys, 20% TintComment
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I did the tuck on mine and I think it makes it look pretty good. Though it is only noticeable if you are looking for it. Least thats what I think. I will see if I can muster up some photos. But I will say when drilling the bumper shocks DEFINITELY put a plastic bag around the drill that thing shoots oil out in a heavy mist and it is nasty. I used the bag and it still sprayed out if the bag wasn't in just the right spot.Comment
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Tucked bumper
Here's mine. Though i don;t have a before picture.
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