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Originally posted by Hey_You View PostI vote you buy an e30 now, they are much more affordable then when they were new. And...you can get a "cool" look and good ride at the same time.1985 M10b18. 70maybewhpoffury. Over engineered S50b30 murica BBQ swap in progress.
Originally posted by DEV0 E30You'd chugg this butt. I know you would. Ain't gotta' lie to kick it brostantinople.
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Originally posted by Holland View PostYou definitely can, but it's not cheap. I will stand with OP on this one, yes they are fwd, but for their time they were a superior performing car. I think some people on here are forgetting that our cars aren't very spectacular, but that is the very reason we own them in the first place. We don't want them to be spectacular.
Here is another nissan guy wringing his out on track...notice its about stock height and i gurantee he has forgotten more about suspensions then most of us will know. Its Dave Coleman from sport compact car fame.
I was born with nothing and still have most of it left
Im not apposed to wiping my ass with my jizz rag
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and until i can afford this
or this in this shape
ill stick with the old girl...21 years i have had her..thats longer then almost all my friends and i plan on giving it to my son in a few yearsI was born with nothing and still have most of it left
Im not apposed to wiping my ass with my jizz rag
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Beautiful car man, a 95' Maxima was my first car and that thing was a blast to drive! I wouldn't be caught going under 60 in that car anywhere..
That 318 is clean, can't wait for my girl to be that clean. Also that is the first 318 I like the rear spoiler in black, I'm planning on doing that but every time I see one like that it looks weird. Now I feel better.Different strokes for different folks.
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Originally posted by Hey_You View Post^good eye good eye. Just a plain old widebody with a turbo s38! Well, I guess it's not plain.
If I was buying a new car in '91, no doubt about it, it would have been a VW GTI. Have you driven a 16v mk2 GTI OP?I was born with nothing and still have most of it left
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That looks in great shape. Those are great cars for their time. Not very many people now how great they are. The SR motor is a fantastic motor.
FWD does not mean slow on a road course. If you know how it works you can do quite well. (EX: NASA Spec races and Touring cars) In a matter of fact, my car beats most RWD in tight and fast Autox courses. The only ones that generally beat my times are Miatas and S2Ks Subarus, and Evos. (depending on the drivers of course). In a matter of fact, I have more fun with my car then RWD cars. I can get sideways too :).2002 SVT Focus for track and DD.
1986 BMW 325E also for track and DD.
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Originally posted by WUGcatsvt View PostThat looks in great shape. Those are great cars for their time. Not very many people now how great they are. The SR motor is a fantastic motor.
FWD does not mean slow on a road course. If you know how it works you can do quite well. (EX: NASA Spec races and Touring cars) In a matter of fact, my car beats most RWD in tight and fast Autox courses. The only ones that generally beat my times are Miatas and S2Ks Subarus, and Evos. (depending on the drivers of course). In a matter of fact, I have more fun with my car then RWD cars. I can get sideways too :).I was born with nothing and still have most of it left
Im not apposed to wiping my ass with my jizz rag
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I loved my 91 SE-R and had a bunch of bolt on NA mods to it. Jim Wolf ECU, headers, CAI, underdrives, NX2000 brakes, Kosei K1's... The car had great seats, good reliability and economy. Sometimes regret selling it but that was when I knew less about cars.
There was a comparison article in Car and Driver I think between one of these and a 91 325is. The Nissan got a great review and they said that the E30 had marginally better at limit handling feel but overall rated the Sentra as way better bang for the buck. They said the only thing the Senta lacked was an expensive hood emblem :)
These days my stable (in the family at least), we own 2 E30's and a newly acquired nearly rust free E28 535i for $1200 so I guess I made my decision about what I like the most which is solid German tank like construction over 90's front drivers. Oh yeah I do like Chevy V8's as well.Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience. -Mark Twain
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Originally posted by magoo_lc1 View PostThank you and your right. Most are not old enough to remember that this car was faster then a IROC and 5.0 stang in 91 and wasnt a far cry behind a vette. Even without it being lowered the car is a absolute blast to drive.
Here is another nissan guy wringing his out on track...notice its about stock height and i gurantee he has forgotten more about suspensions then most of us will know. Its Dave Coleman from sport compact car fame.
Always liked reading that guys editorials.
Nice looking car, I searched for awhile for one of those but couldn't find one clean enough for a decent price. I drove a supercharged SVT Focus for 7 years, FWD may not be the choice of performance cars but a well sorted FWD can be an absolute blast. My SVT was easily more toss-able and responsive than my E30 currently is.91 318is M50 swapped
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http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=302524
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Originally posted by Pantless Spency View Posti always thought the OG sentra's sorta resembled e30's, just more round a little smaller and FWD1989 325i SETA stroker [delphin] R3V'd 8/31/2011
1989 325ix [zinnoberrot] $OLD
1970 2002 [Nevada]
Originally posted by Herr Faust Schinkenguy must have slid into something that doesn't look like a car vs car hitOriginally posted by ak-Must of slid into Rob
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