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OP, personally I'd opt for the MT1 kit. If you're worried about how it would look with the M Contours, try a set of 16" or 17" Hartges or BBS'.
The car looks amazing!Leave a comment:
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yeah but the fact that your fitting a e36 front bumper kinda cancles out the badass for me.Leave a comment:
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holy Jesus, that is a monster, the fact you have an extra s38 sitting in your shed just makes me more jealousLeave a comment:
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I want a legit number on how many people have used this thread title on internet forums since forums became popular.Leave a comment:
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Close. I live close to 10 different yards and BMWs are everywhere in them. I have a spare S38B36 sitting in my storage shed waiting to go home in the states when we leave here. I told the wife I throwing out the couches when we leave. I'd rather take a couple of engines back to the states.Leave a comment:
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I have the original M-tech 1 body kit with euro bumpers but the need for larger wheels to fit over the brakes throws the classic look of the MT1 off. I also found a brand new in the box with glue and instructions - Kamei 3 piece rear spoiler.
Someone said it before and I agree the Mtech 2 kit is too rare to destroy to make it fit. E36's are a dime a dozen and M3s show up in the junkyards here often so bumpers are easy to come by.
I welcome any suggestions regarding the body as I really have no idea which direction to take it.Leave a comment:
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Wheels are going to stay..........
Can't decide on what to do with the body. (The E36 bumper is just resting on the front shocks.)
It's the 2 row tail light so options are somewhat limited and I would like to run dual pipes to the rear. I have a E92 335i exhaust for the rear and just need to connect to the headers with a set of high flow cats since this will be going to the States when finished.Leave a comment:
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lmfao
EDIT: Evidently I can't embed youtube vids. Weak.
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