Jdm inspired e30s

[Stephen]

What inside the stripper?

[Jesse30]

Potatoe!

[Farbin Kaiber]

Flawless Victory.

[ck_taft325is]

That was disgustingly funny.

I do believe everyone who read this said, "Touch'e" in their head while giggling.

[Farbin Kaiber]

I love this one.



And another angle of the one above.

[pacmanE30]

those te37s look pretty good on them.

[RUFFLZ]

anyone know what wheels these are?

[IronFreak]

I'd kill for a set of te37.......so pricey!! I really dig the jdm look though. It can be pulled of well if setup right.

[pacmanE30]

I'd kill for a set of te37.......so pricey!! I really dig the jdm look though. It can be pulled of well if setup right.

send me specs, i'll look into them for you

[IronFreak]

Not quite ready for wheels yet. All the suspensions coming back off the car one more time, then cage and motor work. probably this winter at the soonest.

Edit: I will be hitting you up for a wheel and hub in the future as well.

[BraveUlysses]

anyone know what wheels these are?

+1 these look amazing

[pacmanE30]

yeah man, i've been following your thread, love the suspension work you did! keep me updated, and I'll help you out however I can to get that beast going!

[ak-]

anyone know what wheels these are?

+1 these look amazing

WedsSport AutoBahn

I know the guy personally, but he's disappeared lately after selling his car in 2011.

[Deltron Dirty30]

[Ant_e30]

TE37 in 4x100 come up a bit on YAJ, usually reasonably hotly contested though since they're so timeless and suit just about anything :P

If you look for 'Roadster' or similar you often find a few in reasonably good widths and offsets, i think the Japanese use roadster as a term for MX-5s and the like so 4x100 RWD specs rather than the FWD skinnier less offset stuff.

Also as a side note, i really think JDM style can work on E30s because they have that boxy, aggressive shape that a lot of the older 80s/early 90s Japanese cars have. So if you really go all out in that direction it can certainly apply.