Needs larger tires or more low, car looks phenomenal otherwise. Amazing transformation brother
Melon's E30 Build.
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Your car looks superb. Lotsa work here. To me, perhaps 16" style 5's or Euroweaves/Ronals (I want to see more tire) but no lower is most classy — but I do think your wheels fit & compliment the unique color. In any case! looking great, man. :applause:Last edited by phillipj; 02-16-2019, 04:55 PM.1990 BMW 325iC Triple Black Hard Top, Self-Wrenched, Original Owner FamilyComment
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I'm limited on what 15's I can put on the car, have to clear the BBK. I was thinking the D-Force wheels that UUC sells, bit I've heard they don't clear the calipers without spacers, and that's a no from me dawg.
I'll look into it tho, the wheels are cheap and depends on what I can find in a 205/50/15, which is still a popular size.
Not going lower on the suspension.
I think it looks great, and I already have one car that scrapes everywhere. I built this car to drive, that means mountain roads with potholes, branches, and steep crests, as well as the suburban jungle with ridiculous speedbumps.I do things.Comment
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I'm limited on what 15's I can put on the car, have to clear the BBK. I was thinking the D-Force wheels that UUC sells, bit I've heard they don't clear the calipers without spacers, and that's a no from me dawg.
I'll look into it tho, the wheels are cheap and depends on what I can find in a 205/50/15, which is still a popular size.
Not going lower on the suspension.
I think it looks great, and I already have one car that scrapes everywhere. I built this car to drive, that means mountain roads with potholes, branches, and steep crests, as well as the suburban jungle with ridiculous speedbumps.Comment
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