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    Originally posted by ethrtyiS View Post
    they would if you're a broke college student!
    Shoulda got the evos they are newer and better than the ss

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      But they don't have any decent sizes for wide 17s in e30 or e36 fitment. Only e39
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        Originally posted by e30trooper View Post
        Shoulda got the evos they are newer and better than the ss
        again, they didn't have the size i needed! lol.

        it's okay, i'll get some rsr's next time as i can afford that.

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          how do i figure out what spring rate i need for my car? (e24 d03) my rates are currently 700lbs front and 750lbs rear. I'm looking to get a 4 inch spring for the rear but since they dont make anything that rate and size I might just try to trade my springs and soften the ride a bit while im at it.

          (this might have been better as its own thread lol)

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            get something you are comfortable with. is 700/750 too stiff? and doesn't gc sell any type of spring rate? you don't want to go too much softer with your ride height tbh.

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              Ok trackstar






              Lol, seriously don't know anything about that other than Ben writing it.

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                Originally posted by CHIF8008 View Post
                i'm just about to tackle the same thing. gonna soften it up and try with nylon string. i think it will hold better than regular string. idk i'm still researching it.
                Originally posted by einstein57 View Post
                The leather probably shrank, stressing and snapping the thread. I'd suggest steaming and stretching the leather.
                Yeah, I want to soften up the leather and do all that rejuvenating B.S. So I should probably do it before I sew it up, so that I can stretch it while sewing it up so its tight.

                Steaming also sounds like I good Idea if I didn't want to rejuvenate the leather. Which I will probably try first because Im super lazy. LOL


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                  Originally posted by Deathtoll View Post
                  I think im done with r3v. Peace out.

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                    Originally posted by CHIF8008 View Post
                    A question on front wheel bearings/hubs. Is Meyle a decent brand, or should i stick with the more expensive FAG ones? about a $10 difference. i know FAG is standard for BMW's, but if Meyle is par with quality- then why not

                    thanks for any input
                    I've used the Meyle hubs a ton and no complaints here.
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                      Good Morning Gents!

                      Originally posted by thebutcher37 View Post
                      Yeah, I want to soften up the leather and do all that rejuvenating B.S. So I should probably do it before I sew it up, so that I can stretch it while sewing it up so its tight.
                      Make sure to put the conditioner on both sides of the leather. This was a trick that my upholstery teacher told me about for softening old leather. Put the juice on thick and let it soak in then do it again, and again, and again. I think that you may have issue getting it back to where it use to be but it is worth a try. On my back seat they removed one of the vertical sections and replaced it because they could not un-shrink the leather enough to close up the butt crack. But it is definitely worth a try.

                      Originally posted by Deathtoll View Post
                      I think im done with r3v. Peace out.
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                        I can't help myself anymore, results. Got tired of blue interior.





                        It's been windy as hell by my house. Once the weather permits I shall do the driver seat and I'm done.
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                          Damn Harry that color looks GOOD!
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                            Thanks Matt. I was actually hoping for a darker shade but this was as dark as I could get through sem. It's really growing on me though.
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                              Is that stuff pretty durable? I've always been afraid.
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                                I've never had any issues. The first set I did is still on use by e30nub up north. I even gave the rear seat the toddler test. I put it in my sons room And let him play with it for 3 days, no issues. Prep is everything, ideally you should spend more time on cleaning and prepping them than actually spraying. Also you want light coats with plenty of drying times on between.
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