If I had a grand to spend freely on my car, it would most likely all go into maintenance. Rebuilding the front and rear suspension, followed by engine maintenance.
If you had 1k$ for your E30...or for my E30?
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sigpicFormer professional wrench thrower.
Current:
1988 325is S52
Former:
2008 Sparkling Graphite M3 Sedan(victim of home ownership)
1988 M5
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I can't think of too many, if your injectors are properly sized. my 42# were actually cheaper than my FPR and I'm pretty sure they'll handle whatever I can throw at them. :pComment
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I had a reverse rake look on my 87 with H&R races till i dialed out the rear camber. The races are very firm and you should definitely ride in someones car before you buy them for a dd. My dd is my bike in my sig that has been valved for the track so i'm used to a stiff ride when i drive my e30. It makes my fk 60/40 cupkit on my gti feel soft. but larger brakes would not be a bad investmint. Had I known how quickly my brakes over heat i would have bought the massive kit instead. They are fine as long as i don't push my car more than 80%.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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if you want it to ride like a cadillac, leave it stock. if you want the car to handle go with the race springs. theres this weird cliche' on here that H&Rs are SO stiff that its unbearable. i commuted 50 miles a day round trip with no issues.Comment
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They are not unbearable just not cush like h&r sports. I like them but the g/f hates them. I think I liked races better when I had the st front sway and stock rear sway. I tossed them stocks so i can't play around with it anymore. i'm considering extending the links so i can make them a little softer.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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