Melon's E30 Build.

[TeXJ]

awesome..now to get the funds lol

[Melon]

Thanks! How do you like it? Would you buy it again?

I would, it looks perfect and the small diameter + 2.7 L/L rack made it so tossable on the twisties.

Only thing I wish was that the steering wheel was thicker.

[TeXJ]

Thanks! How do you like it? Would you buy it again?

[Melon]

I want to get that same steering wheel. Did you have to use the spacer thing or did yours not come with a airbag steering wheel?

Which hub are ya using for the steering wheel?

My car was a non-airbag car.

Hub:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Wheel:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[TeXJ]

I want to get that same steering wheel. Did you have to use the spacer thing or did yours not come with a airbag steering wheel?

Which hub are ya using for the steering wheel?

[gnmzl]

Gorgeous. All I can say.

[LowR3V'in]

that crack free dash.

[Melon]

While I was in Tennessee in May, one of my good friends took some excellent photos of my car.

Album:

https://www.zacharyrepp.com/Automotive/Vehicle-Spotlights/E30-Rock/

Few highlights:

[Melon]

Holy hell man that must have taken some serious coordination to get it home

It wasn't too bad, years of riding motorcycles have given me a feel for hand controls. From a stop I'd get the engine to about 2k rpm and slowly let off the clutch, the rest was pretty easy. I was able to shift gears and everything.

[Northern]

I don't understand, that's not the same window, and who would not want a rear slider in a truck?

I'm not a truck guy, but my old man said that having a rear slider was one of the best ways to get your truck broken into.

[325e '87]

Oh my god, you win. I bet you can operate a 150 ton crane too.

[Albie325]

Holy hell man that must have taken some serious coordination to get it home

[zaq123]

Melon's E30 Build.

Out for a drive when my throttle cable got stuck at first, revving the nuts off the engine, then pulled over, tugged on it and it snapped.

Balls.

Fortunately I never wear flip flops when driving old cars, in case I need to walk home and used a shoe lace to control the throttle and limped it home.









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Haha. Great engineering!!! Throttle by wire aka shoelaces mode. Epic


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[Melon]

Out for a drive when my throttle cable got stuck at first, revving the nuts off the engine, then pulled over, tugged on it and it snapped.

Balls.

Fortunately I never wear flip flops when driving old cars, in case I need to walk home and used a shoe lace to control the throttle and limped it home.









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[Staszek]

Honest question.

The slider is manual, not powered, and since it's a quad cab, I never fucking use it. It's just too far back to fling open when I want it.

Plus it was over $800 for the slider.

Got ya, yea when they are manual in a crew cab its kinda a pain.