Fender Flare Thread
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This look cool but for only1"-1.25" not really worth to cut up the fender. I guess it is a personal preference. In the past I have rolled / pulled stock e30 flares to get a gain of 1.5"+ on all sides. Once pulled out they will need bodywork to make smooth just like pix attached. -
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i'm in the fender flare club now:) 1" wider front and 1.25" wider rear.


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It was a $2k build. The motor blew the next day after the pic. Stock 200k mile m20's apparently don't like 21psi on a stock head gasket. You should see the cars that come out to the challenge and the stories about using something around the house. One team had a wide body Dodge Aries that used a $10 CL filing cabinet. You have to have proof and documentation of your parts source. ;)Exactly what my point is, These parts are not cheap so lets not bullshit when you say the car was built for what ever year the car competed in.thanks John:)
you forgot one key word... "ORIGINALLY"
So yes, the car was "originally" built for 2011K, and is now for sale at 11K. Since its GRM debut, It has had almost everything replaced... wheels, Full Ground Controll suspension, Stroker M20 with arp studs, Cometic gasket, crank scraper, etc..., HX35 turbo with a custom 3" turbo back exhaust, Megasquirt, all the necessary gauges & safety items, etc.... Its well worth the money.
Link to Vorshlag's GRM e30. this one sold for $18k:
http://www.vorshlag.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8131
My lemons pos may have cost only 300 bucks but all said and done was well into 3k range and that had NO upgrades minus safety and some gauges.
These bracket races are basically down to who bullshits the best or just flat out say it was free since everything was given to me.
Never once did I say that either team built JUNK because they weren't. But to say it only cost X when normal people know it doesn't even come close to that.Leave a comment:
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it put a smile on my face to find my car mentioned in the same breath as so many of the awesome rides in this thread. thanks.A guy off of E30 Tech has a nice street flare...

did it the right way with BNIB OE Fenders and a roller .....

painted...

His thread
http://www.e30tech.com/forum/showthread.php?t=93468Leave a comment:
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thanks John:)
you forgot one key word... "ORIGINALLY"
So yes, the car was "originally" built for 2011K, and is now for sale at 11K. Since its GRM debut, It has had almost everything replaced... wheels, Full Ground Controll suspension, Stroker M20 with arp studs, Cometic gasket, crank scraper, etc..., HX35 turbo with a custom 3" turbo back exhaust, Megasquirt, all the necessary gauges & safety items, etc.... Its well worth the money.
Link to Vorshlag's GRM e30. this one sold for $18k:
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It was a $2k build. The motor blew the next day after the pic. Stock 200k mile m20's apparently don't like 21psi on a stock head gasket. You should see the cars that come out to the challenge and the stories about using something around the house. One team had a wide body Dodge Aries that used a $10 CL filing cabinet. You have to have proof and documentation of your parts source. ;)Leave a comment:
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$11k with all new GC suspension, standalone MS3, new turbo, new exhaust, new digital gauges, digital boost control, HKS BOV, new 38mm WG, 16" wheels, 27x10.5" Goodyear slicks, all new brakes, fuel pump, new silicone hoses, custom bumper, 2.7 m20, ported head, MLS gasket, head studs, crank scraper etc etc. All the junkyard parts from that pic are long gone. The shell is about all that remains from the $2010 car.
Did you see the other GRM $2010 e30 sell on ebay for $18k once the parts were upgraded? How much ch do you think it costs to buy (or build) a race-ready e30 that placed mid-field in the Ultimate Track Car Challenge?Leave a comment:
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When cutting the inner part of the fender to make some room, do you affect the integrity of the chassis?
Note that I will, at one moment, have a roll bar or cage, but not for now...Leave a comment:
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Fiberglass was used for the 09 Challenge made the similar way you are looking by taking a mold from the stock fenders (you can see the old setup on the right sidebar)...
This site is created to document the progress of me and my cousin's 1988 BMW 325IS turbo built exclusively for the GRM challenge. It will begin with all of the older pics from the build and Challenge competition in 2007, and continue with the car in its current state of progress.
I like the way the Condor Speed Shop ($2010 GRM Challenge) car came out even better though...

haha that car was built for 2K and the year. Now being sold for 11K.Leave a comment:
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You know I have been wanted to see a MtechII with eurostop flares for some reason I think that would look badass.Leave a comment:
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Bumping this thread!
Anyone have any more pics of late model 4-doors with flares? (Other than Eric's car)Leave a comment:



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