Who designed the e30?

[mr2peak]

It did not, but thats cool

I posted it up on the norcalE30 facebook page the day you started this thread, figured you're close enough to the SF Bay you might be a member.

[AsharC]

I did















not design the e30.

[TobyB]

And much appreciation, also, for those who engineered the thing. It's a pleasure to work on, most of the time.

Sure, by 1990, getting the timing belt off's a bit of work, but even so, most things are
robust, simple, and work. And you can take them apart and put them back together.

Distinctly UNLIKE the E36, where things fall off on their own, but putting them back on
involves glue, tape, removing the intake manifold, and ungluing and regluing the back window.
Sure, there are relays in the a- pillar, but unlike the E36, you can remove and replace
the cover without breaking off all the little tabs and then having to replace the whole panel.

There is one wiring system- it works for almost all variants of the car. And it makes sense.

I think they did a very elegant job implementing the car, all things considered.

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[Cletonius]

Woah there guy, I love bottle caps.

So do all the Honda kiddos