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  • Takahashi
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    Originally posted by ThaiRacer View Post
    How good are monroe shocks for the e30?
    I got monroe shocks, too soft.

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  • Cyrano
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    H&R E30 M3 Springs W/ Spring Pads
    Billy HD's



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  • txtorquemade
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    Originally posted by csermonet47 View Post


    Bilstein Sports with GC basic coilover kit and GC street camber plates.

    Wheels are 15x7, ET 25. Tires are 205.50.15

    One of the nicest Ive seen. Good job!!

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  • Blue Bruno
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    Originally posted by MattM View Post
    just finished mine

    Billy sports
    Ground Control coilovers 375/450
    AKG RSM's, subframe bushings, diff bushing, trailing arm bushings, CAB's
    E36 rack
    NEW OEM control arms, and sway bar links and bushings front and rear


    MattM: What size wheels/tires?

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  • Sagaris
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    H&R Sport Bilstein Sport 15mm drop hats stock spring pads. A/C removed, spare tire in place and over half tank of gas.






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  • MattM
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    just finished mine

    Billy sports
    Ground Control coilovers 375/450
    AKG RSM's, subframe bushings, diff bushing, trailing arm bushings, CAB's
    E36 rack
    NEW OEM control arms, and sway bar links and bushings front and rear


    Last edited by MattM; 08-23-2010, 06:48 PM.

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  • ak-
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    Front:
    Ground Control kit welded at stock perch height. (1/4'' thread to go down)
    Eibach 2.5'' / 6'' 440lbs spring.
    Bilstein Sport shock with 1 of 3 internal bumpstops cut out.
    Ireland Engineering Race camber plates.
    Mason Adjustable strut tower bar.
    H&R 22mm sway bar.
    E36 M3 sway bar end-links connected to housings instead of control arms.
    E30 M3 CABs.

    Rear:
    Eibach 2.25'' / 6'' 700lbs rear spring. (All the way down)
    Bilstein Sport shock.
    Adjustable tower bar.
    Stock sway bar.

    Wheel:
    e38 Style 5's (Fill 'n drill to 4x100)
    16x8 et23
    205/45-16
    Last edited by ak-; 01-01-2011, 05:50 AM.

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  • ak-
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    Originally posted by trackjunkie21 View Post
    Is anyone running 6 cylinder springs in a 4 cylinder e30? I'm guessing it isn't that big of a difference in the front?
    Yes, the gap will be noticeable.
    I have a friend running 6cyl H&Rs like that on his m42.

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  • trackjunkie21
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    Is anyone running 6 cylinder springs in a 4 cylinder e30? I'm guessing it isn't that big of a difference in the front?

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  • 619E30
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    Custom Valved Koni's
    GC springs 600f/700r
    GC Camber Plates
    GC RSM's
    ST sway bars 22/19

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  • 619E30
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    ^^ e90 spring hats*

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  • Danny
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    H&R race and Bilstein sports. E90 drops hats, no spring pads in front, OEM pads in rear.

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  • Moto-Mucci
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    That's a nice OEM+ look

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  • csermonet47
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    Bilstein Sports with GC basic coilover kit and GC street camber plates.

    Wheels are 15x7, ET 25. Tires are 205.50.15

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  • schnaarf
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    Didn't see a picture of a touring on this drop thread so here is mine.

    50/50 drop. Not sure on the specifics though

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