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I was under the impression that the suspension was different secondary to the increased weight in the rear because of the added reinforcement. If this incorrect and I can use non-vert specific springs then I stand corrected.
I like the idea of a stickied thread even better than a sub-forum. Is it too late to change my vote?
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Is the rear suspension different??
I would like to see at least a thread dedicated to just Verts.. I think it would make learning about them easier. I just got mine and know nothing about BMWS so learning the differences and what parts I can salvage from coupes and sedans would be awesome for when I need to go junkyard diving or Ebay surfing. I need a lot of work to my car so the more stuff I know I can take off other versions the better.
So maybe not a whole sub-forum but at least a Sticky Thread would be great!Leave a comment:
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What he probably meant is they don't lean back as far ...unless you do this:
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I never had a problem finding what I needed. There are a few items omitted from the list:
Cloth top and it's mechanism which has a compartment that has all kinds of parts/issues (actuating cable/lever etc) & the back seat rear panels are totally different.
I'd say no need for another forum.Leave a comment:
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I see this both ways...ive never been an admin/forum guru, so I don't know how difficult it is to add a subsection to the site...but there are enough differences between the cars to warrant a sub category in my eyes.Leave a comment:
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Cabby seats lean forward. I have them in my car right now. How would you get in the back seats if they didn't? ;)Leave a comment:
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Only difference in the front seats is that they don't lean forward, and the stitching is horizontal as opposed to vertical. But yes, I did forget about the front sway bar. :up:I see your point Mr. Anderson, no M3 sub-forum here is a good excuse, and I am okay with there being no cabriolet sub-forum. However, you are overlooking a majority of the differences between cabriolets and....non-cabriolets.
One or two things I can type out before I go poop:
- front seats also
- thicker front sway bar (big difference imo)
- third brake light
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I see your point Mr. Anderson, no M3 sub-forum here is a good excuse, and I am okay with there being no cabriolet sub-forum. However, you are overlooking a majority of the differences between cabriolets and....non-cabriolets.
One or two things I can type out before I go poop:
- front seats also
- thicker front sway bar (big difference imo)
- third brake light
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There aren't any real suspension differences that I'm aware of, and aside from the rocker panels, front fenders and rear seats being different, there's not really a big enough margin of difference to warrant a whole separate forum. There's not an M3 subforum either, and that's almost a completely different car.Leave a comment:
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There are enough to warrant a sub section. Body parts interior and exterior, suspension, hard to find items (M-tech side skirts) etc. Its not a bad idea. If there are S50/52 swap sections then why not a vert section?
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Sure but there really isn't a lot different between vert/sedan/coupe.Leave a comment:
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49No, not needed48.98%24Yes, sounds like a good Idea51.02%25The poll is expired.
Hi Guys, maybe this is a dumb idea and one that may create a bigger separation between coupes and cabrios. Not my intention!!!! Just that as a cab owner it is very discouraging to look for information on suspension, body moldings (skirts) etc. that does not apply to both e30's. I say one e30, but maybe a convertible tab somewhere, where some convertible knowledge can be clumped.
So Mr. r3vLimited, kindly consider?Tags: None

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