1991 318is from California on wide 15's

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  • xikyle
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    what is the entirety of you suspension set-up including the 1982 camaro shocks & race springs.
    what have you got up front? sway bars? drop hats?

    Because im loving the stance.

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  • grippymonkey
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    I posted the info just a few posts back.

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  • xikyle
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    Originally posted by grippymonkey
    I did a little write-up on the Camaro rear shocks I installed on my E30.





    for those that are lazy to read... they are cheap, shorter than E30 stuff, and stiffer than Bilstein Sports.
    what year camaros?

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  • drutt23
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    Lookin good man! This...has been added to my subscription list.

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  • grippymonkey
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    Originally posted by JasonCeebz
    Wow. Good information, bro. Thank you very much.
    You are welcome. I found it from a R3V member that posted in one of the shock option threads.

    Originally posted by KenC
    You're going to hate life if you install those solid transmission mounts. I had them in for about 15minutes... that's all I could stand.
    nope the car is getting pretty much tracked out... also I've always driven my race cars on the streets too. I've had a handful of cars and several were complete race car builds. My current STI is on a 625lbft clutch along with lots of other track related goodies... and I drive is everywhere.

    I know it'll be firm. That is what I am hoping for. This car will see some drifting duty also.

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  • KenC
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    Originally posted by grippymonkey
    ^ Yeah I've been driving it lately to thursdays. I think my STI is pissed off at me (lol) cause I don't drive it much. I figured a first year STI with low miles is worth a lot more than a E30 with 180k+ and a salvaged title... so maybe I can keep a few extra miles of the STI if I drive the E30 more. Also the gas mileage on a M42 is awesome.

    oh and these came in...

    You're going to hate life if you install those solid transmission mounts. I had them in for about 15minutes... that's all I could stand.

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  • JasonCeebz
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    Wow. Good information, bro. Thank you very much.

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  • grippymonkey
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    82-02 KYB Camaro rear shocks are all the same part #

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  • JasonCeebz
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    Originally posted by grippymonkey

    Part # on the KYB's, or specific model of Camaro they are for?

    I like the sounds of them as an upgrade and since they're made by KYB should be fairly available/easy to come by.

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  • grippymonkey
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    A local R3V member hooked me up with a door to replace the current dented one I have. The pic makes it look clean, but it is really stained and is missing clearcoat. I started working on cleaning it up today.




    I installed this today also. The ride feels just the same, and it was just the kick that the front end of my car needed. $20 OEM mods are fun!






    and a familiar image to all you M42 owners...

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  • grippymonkey
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    ^ Yeah I've been driving it lately to thursdays. I think my STI is pissed off at me (lol) cause I don't drive it much. I figured a first year STI with low miles is worth a lot more than a E30 with 180k+ and a salvaged title... so maybe I can keep a few extra miles of the STI if I drive the E30 more. Also the gas mileage on a M42 is awesome.

    oh and these came in...

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  • danfine
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    looking good man, I need to make it out to thursday night to check this thing out. Been MIA way too long

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  • Dj Buttchug
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    cool deal with the camero shocks!

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  • Simon S
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    nice!

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  • grippymonkey
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    ^ me either, but in a solid color, nice offset, and width they look real good... I will probably order up some custom spec'd Compomotives next in the same style so I have a couple of sets of wheels to work with.

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