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Originally posted by fsmtnbiker View PostNitto NT01. Similar to the Toyo RA1 and R888. Definitely a track-oriented tire. Stickier than the current fast street tires for sure.
Originally posted by downforce22 View Postlooks good, would love to see some of it outside though!
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Originally posted by Jean View PostWhat tires are those? They look like sticky street tire to me??
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Originally posted by fsmtnbiker View PostThis logical fallacy is one of the most annoying that I see perpetuated.
BMW designed the car with plastic radiator endtanks, you MUST use plastic radiator endtanks!
BMW designed the car with 14x6" wheels, you MUST use 14x6" wheels!
Don't stay stupid shit like that. Thx.
I can say as many stupid things as I like, thank you. I am well-versed in all things stupid.
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Originally posted by Cloudbase View PostJust read this whole thread. Can't wait to see the set up with racing wheels on.
Also, no rubbing as of yet. Womped it around neighborhood with race rubber on a little, the race will tell.
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Originally posted by iamcreepingdeath View Postyep, that's why BMW designed the E30 to have a factory swaybar. Because they are pointless.
BMW designed the car with plastic radiator endtanks, you MUST use plastic radiator endtanks!
BMW designed the car with 14x6" wheels, you MUST use 14x6" wheels!
Don't stay stupid shit like that. Thx.
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Just read this whole thread. Can't wait to see the set up with racing wheels on.
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running a rear sway on an E30 is kinda pointless imho. Just run the stiffest spring you can and call it a day. You want to MINIMIZE movement back there, since it's so loose to begin with.
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Originally posted by clarkkey594 View PostRemember that this is coming from the engineer that wants everything to do with cars other than work on them.
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Originally posted by Bimmerman325i View Postto save what, $200 vs buying it all as a kit? Penny wise and pound foolish, the hours you'd spend to DIY could be better spent doing something else and not worrying if you have everything included or not.
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Originally posted by Bimmerman325i View Postto save what, $200 vs buying it all as a kit? Penny wise and pound foolish, the hours you'd spend to DIY could be better spent doing something else and not worrying if you have everything included or not.
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