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but whatever.
we can resume this argument when i get my new wheel setup. it will generate much hate. and i will give no fucks.past:
1989 325is (learner shitbox)
1986 325e (turbo dorito)
1991 318ic (5-lug ITB)
1985 323i baur
current:
1995 M3 (suspension, 17x9/255-40, borla)Comment
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http://eztv.it/
also if you would like an invite to iptorrents i might be able to scare one up for you
at the moment i just use tpb like a plebpaint sucksComment
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Got some badass heatshields for the two m3s, front/rear/side windows. No more melting my ass off for the win!Comment
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I don't have a garage, so when it's hot outside the car is boilingly hot inside. Reflective sun shades all around drop the inside temp to be really comfortable.
Makes getting into the car once it has been in the sun for a few hours super nice, and keeps the interior from getting UV'd to death (dash, seats, headliner, etc).
Totally overkill but made a huge difference.Comment
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Yup, just reflective and fits the front, side, and rear windows with no gaps. Heatshield is the brand.
Don't know of too many other side/rear shades though I'm sure they do exist.
Simple and fairly unglamorous, but really nice to have the extra window sunshades.Comment
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Just in the rear? So you have those shitty soft JOM springs in the front?
I also was not making this a competition. I was simply stating whatever you are running is too soft. Especially if you are preparing to turn in your man card by running 195 on a 9" wheel. ;)
Buuttt I'm at 700lb rear spring in the rear, but I also have a sedan which is lighter than a vert.
Ask and you may receive.Comment
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