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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by AWDBOB View Post
    What BBK do you have? I'm also running filled/drilled style 5s and really don't want to run the 10mm spacer I have up front so I can fit a 225.
    I have IE’s 310x20 kit for 16” wheels.

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  • AWDBOB
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    Originally posted by Staszek View Post
    Fill and drill. They clear at the standard et23 since while my bbk is bigger in diameter they are slimmer on the front then the standard e30 brakes. I’m leaving them at Et23
    What BBK do you have? I'm also running filled/drilled style 5s and really don't want to run the 10mm spacer I have up front so I can fit a 225.

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  • 0-60 freak
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    Originally posted by 0-60 freak View Post
    My fill and drill 2p style 5 et20 should work nice

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by bradnic View Post
    Fill n drill though right? 1 piece style 5s with 4 to 5 lug adapters and standard brakes won't work in front on a non M3 e30 without heavy poke. ask me how I know :-).

    you have a wilwood BBK so not sure if the offset is different.
    Fill and drill. They clear at the standard et23 since while my bbk is bigger in diameter they are slimmer on the front then the standard e30 brakes. I’m leaving them at Et23

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  • bradnic
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    dayum.

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  • 0-60 freak
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    My fill and drill 2p style 5 et25 should work nice

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  • bradnic
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    Fill n drill though right? 1 piece style 5s with 4 to 5 lug adapters and standard brakes won't work in front on a non M3 e30 without heavy poke. ask me how I know :-).

    you have a wilwood BBK so not sure if the offset is different.

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by bradnic View Post
    Nice choice with Nogaro faces
    What’s custom in the style 5s?
    Just the Nogaro face lol :)

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  • bradnic
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    Nice choice with Nogaro faces
    What’s custom in the style 5s?

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  • Staszek
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    Wheels are back, I will get the tires mounted on Monday. Should have the subframe back in tomorrow or Sunday if I can stop eating from all these Thanksgiving parties!

    I did a custom version of the Style 5's. Similar to the M3 Sport Evo's just a bit different because, well they are Style 5's:)


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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by bradnic View Post
    Are you doing reinforced trailing arms or adjustable toe subframe? garagistic running a heavy sale right now on some nice bits.
    I already have both from Garagistic.

    As for the brake lines they were actually in great shape so reusing the hardliners on the trailing arms, but I bought new clips.

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  • bradnic
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    Are you doing reinforced trailing arms or adjustable toe subframe? garagistic running a heavy sale right now on some nice bits.

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  • bradnic
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    I re-plumbed the brake hard lines on my parts IX trailing arms.. there are a couple of plastic clips that go into holes on the trailing arm edges, as well as some metal clips to hold the fittings

    Last edited by bradnic; 11-18-2017, 04:29 AM.

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  • Staszek
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    Small update today, i felt like I worked for several hours and barely got anything done.

    First I finished hooking up the gas lines and wiring to the fuel pump on top of the tank so I could put the covers back on and button that up.

    Forgot to take pics but its fairly straight forward.

    Next I put up the new thicker 14.5mm M3 rear sway bar. Since I had new mounts and all new rubber it was actually a pain in the ass trying to bend the new mounts over the new rubber. But they are in, the old sway bar links were so worn out I could actually pull them off by hand with barely any effort.

    While I was there I installed the new Koni adjustable shocks. I wasnt sure where to set the rebound, so for now I set it half way. I will play with it and adjust it more once the car is moving.

    All new mounts, nuts and gaskets. It was nice to see the shock towers really had no rust at all. I had a tiny bit of some surface that came off with a light pass of sandpaper. I sprayed a little POR on there just to seal it up.




    Looking to get the subframe back up this weekend, I need to figure out how to route the brake lines on the trailing arms, I forgot how they went.
    Last edited by Staszek; 11-17-2017, 11:36 PM.

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by bradnic View Post
    dump a gallon in it and pick up some fuel stabilizer at your local auto parts. but you better seal it some way cuz fumes in a closed space = no no.
    It will be outside. I have 5 gallons of gas in a container now I can dump in.

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