Getting a rear muffler put on today(magnaflow). I have been driving with only a cat and 2.25 inch straight exhaust pipe dumped right after the rear axle. I had to cut the rear muffler off 3 weeks ago,it was breaking off. Its been a VERY loud 3 weeks lol.
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Might be picking up a rare euro goodie for the E34. Not sure which one yet. Really I'm only interested because I have never seen one and I have always toyed with the thought of getting smoked tail lights for one of the cars one of these days. This would make a nice addition. Thoughts?
A pic installed with smoked tails.
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Originally posted by SpecRaceM5 View PostMight be picking up a rare euro goodie for the E34. Not sure which one yet. Really I'm only interested because I have never seen one and I have always toyed with the thought of getting smoked tail lights for one of the cars one of these days. This would make a nice addition. Thoughts?
As far as the living in CA thing VS everywhere else goes, I grew up in CA moved to WA for 7 years and just moved back. I loved it up there, but it wasnt quite for me, I hated being so far from my family and friends that I grew up with. Havent regretted anything since moving down except for the fiasco that is my 24v swap... If I ever move again, I'm moving to Germany, no joke.Simon
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Originally posted by ethrtyiS View Postit's different for everyone. i know more than a handful of people who have left california with no plans on returning and they live a much better life. larger home, MUCH less crime, neighbors are like family, weather is great, much nicer views, overall just a much better environment.
california was a wonderful place to come to back in the day. my immigrant grandparents fled their countries and moved here, legally of course, and settled in california because it was the go to place. however, i don't see that anymore. everything is politically correct here, highest taxes for everything and it will be going up even more, our crime rate isn't the highest but it's pretty damn bad, high cost of living compared to income, etc, etc. even if i had millions, i wouldn't permanently live in california.
i would be more than happy to come visit, but i would have no intent on staying again.
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Originally posted by greanthumb View PostShame on u.
Tell me this^ AFTER u move away for awhile. The grass is ALWAYS "greener"
Btw- move to Ventura. Lol
The valley isn't "California" in my eyes....move out of greater la for a while, then I think u might reevaluate.
Originally posted by MR 325 View PostPS: There's a lot more to California than the shithole San Fernando Valley. ;)
Originally posted by IRON-E View PostZing!
Oh and btw, Ginger Hipsters aren't welcome everywhere. :rofl:
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Originally posted by 2man View PostThats a nice piece, it doesnt look like it would be much different than what you have now, but with the smoked lights it will flow nicely. When I had my E34 M5, it came with Hella Smoked tails, I sold them because I didnt like the black taillights on black car look.
As for Cali living, I have never lived outside of Cali but have thought about it on several occasions. I would like to at some point just to say I did it and experience something else but Cali will always be home. I really miss LA and will be back in the near future I hope. It's deffinitely not for everyone but for those that like it, there is no place that can compare.
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It all depends on what you like to do. In WA if you're into outdoor stuff like hiking, skiing snowboarding, etc then its a great place, but Im not so I was bored a lot. I enjoy being outside, love brown women, and enjoy going to the beach and those are things that you can do here pretty much year 'round, but not in Seattle, unless you enjoy being in sub 50 degree weather. to each his own...Simon
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you're right, to each his own.
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Originally posted by Tonys18t View PostReeeeespec to Jerreck and the JMP guys, e30 featured in PBMW this month
Originally posted by ethrtyiS View PostLol, actually i think most other places are more welcoming to gingers than here. i'm not considered a ginger boy anyways.
Is there better than Cali? Yes
Would I like to live there? Yes
Could I survive away from home (parents/family/friends)? No
Originally posted by SpecRaceM5 View PostAs for Cali living, I have never lived outside of Cali but have thought about it on several occasions. I would like to at some point just to say I did it and experience something else but Cali will always be home. I really miss LA and will be back in the near future I hope. It's deffinitely not for everyone but for those that like it, there is no place that can compare.
This guy knows what's up.@IRON-E30 aka Edwin:D
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Originally posted by IRON-E View PostI'm only pulling your leg man, I hear what you're saying.
Is there better than Cali? Yes
Would I like to live there? Yes
Could I survive away from home (parents/family/friends)? No
of course, that would be my only drawback!
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Originally posted by mkcman17 View PostI still have a mail forward setup for my old address in AZ..been toying with that idea...I have an AZ ID as well.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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