Nice to see people making these types of parts, but out of my price range
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Originally posted by madness3 View PostI don't think Zen even sells the rear brace as a stand alone, at least it's not listed on the site without the front strut brace.
http://www.bmwzenperformance.com/e30-products.html
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I vote for a r3v group buy in lime green for $200.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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Originally posted by madness3 View PostI don't think Zen even sells the rear brace as a stand alone, at least it's not listed on the site without the front strut brace.
http://www.bmwzenperformance.com/e30-products.html
Originally posted by nefarious7907 View PostVorshlag does
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Cripes, so many people afraid to crack open the wallet for quality stuff.
Anyway I can pre-order? I hate waiting for back-ordered stuff.-Dave
2003 Lincoln Towncar | 1992 BMW 325iC | 1968 Cadillac Deville
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Originally posted by DaveSmed View PostCripes, so many people afraid to crack open the wallet for quality stuff.
Anyway I can pre-order? I hate waiting for back-ordered stuff.
I mean, they could come in pink paisley for all we know!!!!
Send him an email on the site, mine is already a done deal.
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Originally posted by DCColegrove View PostThat was an oversight on our part, fixed. (our website crashed a while ago and I've been so busy I haven't ironed it all out yet).
The products we have made by John Mason are different in material, finish and suplied hardware. These are not available anywhere else.
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WARNING SERIOUS CONVERSATION IMMINENT:
Ok, you know what, I'll bite.
This seems like a very interesting product and DCColegrove seems to know his stuff.
Honestly I must say posting some background about yourself would be beneficial when making claims like these, too many random kids running around these forums.
I am a mechanic with 6 years of experience and 4 years of concours detailing. I have owned over 15 e30's, with my last one being sold for $9k. Currently I have my 88 M3 2.5L and a 1990 325is track car. Now that we are aquainted I would like to make a serious proposition.
The main thing a lowered e30 needs (m20 engine) is a skidplate. I have replaced MANY oilpans and had to get a fresh one on my track car a few months ago and JUST cracked it again a week ago.
Why not combine this product with a front lower radiator plate and a oil pan skid plate between? This would provide even more rigidity in the front end and provide the needed protection for the oil pan. For us track buffs, maybe even add "buttresses" that extend to the lolipop mounts for the control arms from the x-brace?
I would be willing to add the weight and pay $400 for that, no doubt.Last edited by e30rcr; 04-20-2008, 01:56 AM.
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Originally posted by e30rcr View PostWARNING SERIOUS CONVERSATION IMMINENT:
Ok, you know what, I'll bite.
This seems like a very interesting product and DCColegrove seems to know his stuff.
Honestly I must say posting some background about yourself would be beneficial when making claims like these, too many random kids running around these forums...
I worked for BMW in the early to mid 80's. I also raced Datsun 510s and built chassis and power-train equipment for them and the Z's during this same time (did a little work with BRE before Electromotive took over).
I worked at a dozen BMW dealerships as a line tech until the early 90's
I am currently the BMW Mechanic at B&C Foreign Car in Ventura, California and DBA as BMW Zen Performance.
I'm on my 9th and 10th e30.
My first BMW was a '71 2002 and I think I went through 6 of those (the last one, a '75 turbo nearly killed me in 1997...too fast too light if you could believe such a thing).
should I post this on my site?
My R&D...and now production Compadre is "The Dude"...he did fabrication on March and Lolas for Indy, and a long list of other out of this world projects.
His name speaks for it's self.Last edited by DCColegrove; 04-19-2008, 08:50 PM.
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