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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    Lol, yeah. I've bee thinking to drop old Steve a line for the parts.
    He set me with with some control arms and bushings about 13 years ago. Nice to see he's still in business!

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  • Holland
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    Originally posted by MrBurgundy
    E30 economy has moved up to a different tax bracket lol.
    Omg this is true... The amount of money a good E30 is now is ridiculous.

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  • varg
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    Even today's classic BMW part prices are pretty damn good, my FD was a rude awakening on that.

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  • MrBurgundy
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    lol

    yeah 2000-2010 was the golden-dark ages

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  • JasonWilson48
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    Originally posted by MrBurgundy
    E30 economy has moved up to a different tax bracket lol.
    From upper middle class in the 80s-90s, to lower class in the 2000-2010s, and now we are back right in middle class in the 2020s. We are essentially goldilocks and the 3 bears. Someone make the children book already.

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  • MrBurgundy
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    E30 economy has moved up to a different tax bracket lol.

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  • 2mAn
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    Originally posted by Stanley Rockafella
    Now I'm back to find parts to refresh my 35+year old suspension....crazy how much prices have increased from when I got in this game in the early 00's
    Bluntech has some good options.

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    Originally posted by McGyver

    Welcome back, we now have more interesting bots.

    Actually, that makes me wonder what would happen if we keep a bot like a pet. Engage with it, etc. Would it become fun?
    Thank you!

    Glad to be back into the e30 scene. I considered leaving but after some personal growth, I decided to stick it out.
    Luckily I never sold my e30, just experimented with other mechanical forms of excitement of the two-wheeled variety.
    Now I'm back to find parts to refresh my 35+year old suspension....crazy how much prices have increased from when I got in this game in the early 00's

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    Originally posted by McGyver

    Welcome back, we now have more interesting bots.

    Actually, that makes me wonder what would happen if we keep a bot like a pet. Engage with it, etc. Would it become fun?
    Thank you!

    Glad to be back into the e30 scene. I considered leaving but after some personal growth, I decided to stick it out.
    Luckily I never sold my e30, just experimented with other mechanical forms of excitement of the two-wheeled variety.
    Now I'm back to find parts to refresh my 35+year old suspension....crazy how much prices have increased from when I got in this game in the early 00's

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  • McGyver
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    Originally posted by Stanley Rockafella
    Whattsup homies?!
    Been a minute since I've been here
    Welcome back, we now have more interesting bots.

    Actually, that makes me wonder what would happen if we keep a bot like a pet. Engage with it, etc. Would it become fun?

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  • MrBurgundy
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    Originally posted by JasonWilson48

    Facts. 205/55/16 on the last car rubber terribly. Need more 205/50/16 options
    Firestone Indy 500

    goated 205 50 16

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    Whattsup homies?!
    Been a minute since I've been here

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  • JasonWilson48
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    Originally posted by moatilliatta

    Or at least some decent 16" tire options..
    Facts. 205/55/16 on the last car rubber terribly. Need more 205/50/16 options

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  • econti
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    Originally posted by varg

    You should see the one I made out of PVC pipes, nichrome foam cutter wire, misc hardware, and a cheap air compressor pressure regulator. It works pretty well, takes some fiddling around with though.
    Mine was out of a paint tin, a tyre valve, a push bike air pump, and a soldering iron. Pretty sure it got me put on a watch list

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  • varg
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    Originally posted by McGyver
    No fuel smell on short drives around town when its cool out. I'm strongly thinking the evap system is not happy. i think it's time to buy a smoke tester, i've only been putting it off for years.

    its annoying because i want one where i can adjust pressure (maybe 0.1-10psi) and see the pressure, then also adjust flow. pressure prevents breaking shit but also able to test charge pipe welds. flow lets me see the size of a leak and dial back the smoke to pinpoint. all the amazon crap doesn't seem to offer both for either an internal or external pump.
    You should see the one I made out of PVC pipes, nichrome foam cutter wire, misc hardware, and a cheap air compressor pressure regulator. It works pretty well, takes some fiddling around with though.

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