retiring modding the new 'is for a few months

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  • Ball325
    Advanced Member
    • Sep 2004
    • 187

    #16
    im curious as to what all has been done to it.

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    • SlammedE30
      Mod Crazy
      • Oct 2003
      • 741

      #17
      Originally posted by Ball325
      im curious as to what all has been done to it.
      Don't you see? He gotz dem rIMz and a pvc roll BAR.... :weak:

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      • Bryson
        E30 Fanatic
        • Oct 2003
        • 1490

        #18
        Originally posted by rwh11385
        Originally posted by Stu Mc
        Completely raw. I fucking love it.
        what he said.

        5 lug, E36 M3 braking gear? Or what?
        And what engine, S50?

        Looks simply business, fucking badass business.
        you asked for it... supercharged 3.0L 24v (already have the motor and supercharger kit, piggy back is on order and I need to rebuild the motor to my specs
        edit: 98 m3 front suspension on 500lb/in GCs (and offset e30 M3 CABs) and 98 318ti rear suspension on 650lb/in GCs

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        • Bryson
          E30 Fanatic
          • Oct 2003
          • 1490

          #19
          Weston, I never ended up getting my hands on a tranny/clutch in time, so I'll have to wait, plus the piggyback didn't come in

          rieger lip will probably be painted body color, or maybe just black again, once I finish fixing it up and re-enforcing it (as you can tell it got fucked up pretty badly)

          e36 window switches were a piece of cake, I just hooked up the ground, then tried each wire with a 12v source until the switches lit up, then connected them up to see which wire controlled which direction (up/down) I don't remember which is which, but I can look for you guys some time in the next day or two. You have to have the non one-touch switches, otherwise it will not work (I have about 8 one-touch switches that don't work if anyone needs some) The trim bezel is from the sunroof switch of an e36 2/4 door or the rear seat switches from a 4 door

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          • Bryson
            E30 Fanatic
            • Oct 2003
            • 1490

            #20
            Originally posted by spencers
            Damn! Nice!

            Bronzit? I can't really tell. Looks like it though.

            Man such a nice car. I cant wait to see how the engine/tranny goes.

            About those e36 switches. How hard was it? I've been thinking about doing it, but there aren't many good writeups out there. (there's only one, and not very detailed).

            Did you do the shadowline? I can't tell in the pics.. Do you have any pictures from the side? And last question, did you black out the door trim as well?
            it's bronzit alright :)

            I have factory shadowline, although I haven't gotten off my ass and put it on. I have to pain the door trim, the factory stuff doesn't fit

            sorry for posting three times

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            • spencers
              E30 Enthusiast
              • Jan 2004
              • 1150

              #21
              Originally posted by Bryson
              e36 window switches were a piece of cake, I just hooked up the ground, then tried each wire with a 12v source until the switches lit up, then connected them up to see which wire controlled which direction (up/down) I don't remember which is which, but I can look for you guys some time in the next day or two. You have to have the non one-touch switches, otherwise it will not work (I have about 8 one-touch switches that don't work if anyone needs some) The trim bezel is from the sunroof switch of an e36 2/4 door or the rear seat switches from a 4 door
              Simple enough! I just dont understand why the other write up is so intuitive here. But why do you have to thave the bezel from the sunroof or rear windows? What's wrong with the front window switch bezels?

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              • rwh11385
                lance_entities
                • Oct 2003
                • 18403

                #22
                Originally posted by Bryson
                Originally posted by rwh11385
                Originally posted by Stu Mc
                Completely raw. I fucking love it.
                what he said.

                5 lug, E36 M3 braking gear? Or what?
                And what engine, S50?

                Looks simply business, fucking badass business.
                you asked for it... supercharged 3.0L 24v (already have the motor and supercharger kit, piggy back is on order and I need to rebuild the motor to my specs
                edit: 98 m3 front suspension on 500lb/in GCs (and offset e30 M3 CABs) and 98 318ti rear suspension on 650lb/in GCs
                damn......those should be some good stoppers :twisted: and that should be good for some go as well. :D and a firm nice suspension

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                • Wes325
                  E30 Addict
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 563

                  #23
                  More about the engine please :D
                  What specs? Are you dropping the compression?
                  Seriously.....I am still in shock. This is the sickest car, OMG!
                  How soon is all this going to be finished? Isn't the rubber driveshaft only out of a automatic E36 4dr M3?
                  - 318is 4 life

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                  • SpencerM3
                    Advanced Member
                    • Aug 2004
                    • 114

                    #24
                    What kind of roll bar is that?

                    Also, are you running staggered Double spoke wheels? If so, how do they fit all around (need spacers anywhere)? I've got a set of contours that I might use if I do the 5 lug swap....

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                    • Bmwbro
                      Member
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 49

                      #25
                      are your fenders rolled?

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                      • e30sd
                        Fistee
                        • Jan 2004
                        • 5517

                        #26
                        haha i'm totally stealing your seat.
                        sigpic

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                        • 318daily
                          E30 Addict
                          • Nov 2003
                          • 507

                          #27
                          autos are cool. You can eat a double-double and sip on a vanilla shake in stop-and-go traffic.

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                          • Bryson
                            E30 Fanatic
                            • Oct 2003
                            • 1490

                            #28
                            damnit Neil.
                            it's a kirk racing roll bar, I got it through that recent group buy.
                            I am running the staggered m double spoke IIs 17x7.5 in front 17x8.5 in rear with 225/45/17 and 245/40/17. No spacers at all and the rear tires barely rubbed so I just rolled them with a small metal pipe and everything has been fine

                            Pasha - I'm going to hide my car somewhere while I'm gone :P hahaha

                            edit: you can't use the center console bezels because they are contoured to fit the e36 and will not fit correctly in the e30.. but they are still useable :?

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                            • Ball325
                              Advanced Member
                              • Sep 2004
                              • 187

                              #29
                              hmm, how do you guys fit 17" wheels? I have 16" and had Yoko AVS ES100 and I was rubbing on the fronts, when we rebuilt the car I flared the front fenders about 1/3" and I had no more problems... My tires now still come right the edge but no rubbing.

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                              • rwh11385
                                lance_entities
                                • Oct 2003
                                • 18403

                                #30
                                It is called running the correct sized tire. You have oversized tires, so of course they are going to rub.

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