Widebody race e30's?

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    It's been done, looks bad, search for it, IIRC, it was on a white e30.

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  • bumblebeemer
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    ok i stand corrected. i guess they are that skinny factory.

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  • bumblebeemer
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    my buddy has an e36 m3 bumper in his apartment and i was looking at it to see if it would fit an e30. its too wide but it deffinately could be done. im pretty sure that one was cut straight down where the brake ducts are. look how skinny they are. i think he cut it and seamed it back together right there.

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  • Fidhle007
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    So was it narrowed or something? I could see that being an extremely fun project, albeit a huge amount of work..

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  • Jand3rson
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    Not only that, the AV3 bumper doesn't go nearly as low to the ground as that car's does. That's the thing I've always thought was so lame about the AV3 peice, is that it sits so high off the ground.

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  • C ///M
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    Originally posted by Teaguer
    That white car looks to be running a slightly modified Autovouge AV3 bumper cover .
    Only modified on the ends to tie into the flares .
    That's not the av3 bumper cover. It's a heavily modified e36 bumper cover. If you look at the e30's front facia/nose panel that is directly below the front kidney grill, you can see how it's been modified to fit with how the actual e36 bumper cover is not completely flat across like the av3 piece.

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  • Teaguer
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    That white car looks to be running a slightly modified Autovouge AV3 bumper cover .
    Only modified on the ends to tie into the flares .

    Heres a few more shots of it :





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  • scBeamer803
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    i've seen m3 e36 front fascia's on e30's b4, but that one is sweet. if anyone's looking for 1, i got a guy who know's a guy that robbed a guy that has it ;)

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  • Fidhle007
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    Originally posted by Mr. Anderson
    Check this fucker out. That's got to be an OEM E36 M3 front end, modified to fit. No way the Autovogue peice looks that good.

    That would probably look fucking awesome with M3 fenders!

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  • rThor432
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    That alpine E30 with the E36 lip looks photoshopped to me. Still awesome though. Really awesome.

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  • jflip2002
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    I was mainly thinking since I get BMW shit at cost +10%. But the body work would kill me. Probably cheaper to get other fender flares.

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  • Jand3rson
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    Originally posted by jflip2002
    Would E30 M3 fenders be direct fits? The front, and welding on the rear quarters? Kinda curious
    The fronts would be a direct bolt-in swap, but you'd need the M3 front bumper, also. The stock bumper wouldn't be wide enough. As far as the rears, it would take substantial cutting and metal bodywork, but it's been done. Just have to get someone that really knows what they're doing.

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  • jflip2002
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    Would E30 M3 fenders be direct fits? The front, and welding on the rear quarters? Kinda curious

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  • nefarious7907
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    That does look really good, someone did a lot of carving and fabricating on that piece.

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  • lagoon
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    That's the first time I've seen an e36 looking piece actually look half decent on an e30.

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