Different strokes for different folks.
Compression test I did before I buttoned up the HG job was all within 5 psi. It's been awhile (2 years?) but if I'm not mistaken 185 +/- 5. I might be thinking for another motor though. Like I said it's been awhile since I've even seen the car.
SOLD 1986 325es S50 SOLD
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damn, what a steal. this will probably be gone before the weekend is overLeave a comment:
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dang!! this sux!! dont sell the car, just go find some other job to make more money on the side!!Leave a comment:
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Sorry you have to sell your car man, i hope a true enthusiast grabs this thing from you and that it doesnt end up in the hands of a 17 year old who will put civic wheels and halo rings on it...Leave a comment:
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Erik is right, the only way Euro bumpers look better than plastics is when they are accompanied by a full mtech1 kit. The lack of rear valence and weird ass front valences make them look awkward as hell. There are cases where they can look good with Euros and no Mtech kit, but they are rare and still don't look better than a clean plastic bump'd car.
Erik, I'm sorry that you didn't have this posted about ten days ago. I just bought an e30 as a swap car, and it would have been nice to just grab yours and swap driveline/other good bits to another car. Good luck... I'm sure it won't take you long to sell. If it runs as well and has other nice parts as you make it out to be, I'm sure you won't have any problems. Some compression numbers would really help show the engine is still good and it is really easy to do. I'd be happy to loan you my compression tester to help you out.
Edit: Is this the car you were in when I saw you at the Kirkland Costco a while back? (I hope this is the right Erik)Leave a comment:
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S50 is the best part. Along with the really clean interior. Euro bumpers are overrated. They are gone, I was going to do a plastic bumper swap anyway.Leave a comment:

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