My JDM wanna be E30 :D

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  • straight6pwr
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    Originally posted by kamotors
    thanks, might have to pick up a set of those for the rears.

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  • trackjunkie21
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    Originally posted by HarryPotter
    Dude it took you 3 and a half hours to do the front brakes? WITH A FRIEND? How long does it take two fucktards to replace two rotors????

    THREE AND A HALF FUCKING HOURS.

    Jesus christ please buy a civic.
    I'm with him on this. WTF were you doing? I replaced seized rotors with stripped bolts in less time.

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  • bimmer_E30
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    Originally posted by straight6pwr
    looking at those mudflaps, would there be an easy way to mount them without drilling holes into the valance and completely destroying them?
    I just drilled a hole in my rear valance. In case i dont like it, i have plastic caps that will fill it right in and prevent any kind of rust or somthing.

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  • kamotors
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    Originally posted by straight6pwr
    looking at those mudflaps, would there be an easy way to mount them without drilling holes into the valance and completely destroying them?
    no drilling into car needed

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  • HarryPotter
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    Dude it took you 3 and a half hours to do the front brakes? WITH A FRIEND? How long does it take two fucktards to replace two rotors????

    THREE AND A HALF FUCKING HOURS.

    Jesus christ please buy a civic.

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  • ak-
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    Originally posted by bimmer_E30
    i will give a hint. 16X9's and will be wearing 225-40.....;)
    but they dont make sportmaxx's in 9's

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  • straight6pwr
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    looking at those mudflaps, would there be an easy way to mount them without drilling holes into the valance and completely destroying them?

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  • T3rd Ferguson
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    Originally posted by bimmer_E30
    i will give a hint. 16X9's and will be wearing 225-40.....;)
    ...says the guy who is too afraid to keep it because he wont drive it in winter.

    grow up.

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  • Dirty e30
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    Originally posted by mamzak
    Still
    Slotted>Cross drilled.

    Doesn't everyone know that?
    I wouldn't argue with that, and I would never buy cross drilled rotors haha.
    Just wondering how much of a concern it really is (aka playin devil's advocate lol)

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  • TDE30
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    Broken English, entirely too much interweb lingo, half-assery galore; I might have been away from the forum for a little while but it still appears that bimmer_e30 comes from a long line of functioning retards.

    :up:

    Keep up the... work.

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  • siazul
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    Hey nice car, I just bought an e30 with the same rims, 16x8, not sure of the offset, what suspension are you on? My e30 is slammed and I like the way yours is, not too low not too high

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  • bimmer_E30
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    Originally posted by Dirty e30
    is that really much of a concern if you aren't tracking your car?
    i like your car btws. what rims are you getting?
    i will give a hint. 16X9's and will be wearing 225-40.....;)

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  • payney8
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    Its all a wank anyway you need to be going hard enough to get the rotors/pads hot enough to need it. I.e. Tracking it or serious street runs. Its been discussed here before

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  • mamzak
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    Originally posted by Dirty e30
    is that really much of a concern if you aren't tracking your car?
    i like your car btws. what rims are you getting?

    Still
    Slotted>Cross drilled.

    Doesn't everyone know that?

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  • Dirty e30
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    Originally posted by accident
    crossdrilled rotors promote cracking when being heat cycled. just sayin'.
    is that really much of a concern if you aren't tracking your car?
    i like your car btws. what rims are you getting?

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