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I'm wondering if it would be safe to go any lower?  stance looks good, but if you want it to handle better, then you need to drop the rear, I had an E28 M535 and the handling was totally transformed by dropping the rear an extra inch. it made it bite in the corners when you powered out. It was very addictive Pics below   Tony |
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Last Edit: Mar 5, 2009 20:19:36 GMT by tonybmw
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Thanks everyone for the positive comments.......I must thank George ( Rolo ) for doing the grinder work......no car is safe when hes nearby!!!
Tony ill PM you regarding the wheels!
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e21'er
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Extremely cool car! Oxblood leather is lovely.
*note to self - hit my car with big stick*
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Last Edit: Mar 6, 2009 7:34:12 GMT by e21'er
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I'm wondering if it would be safe to go any lower? Probably not, but will that stop you? Erm......it did! A little too much sump to road interfacing has mullered the sump......but don't fret a new one is on its way and a clever skid plate is on the drawing board.......oops ;D |
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Clever skid plate? that'll mean you can go lower?  |
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Still waiting on the new sump to go on this, ive also collected a few other parts to go on too! ( hopefully will be ready for the Cholmondeley castle show ) Incidentally its featured in this months Retro Cars magazine readers rides page |
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Thats one nice motor you have there, i would like one my self buti keep buying E30's
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Forgot to ask today, what extras do yo get with the shadowline? I noticed the tasty leather. Looks superb in the metal  As far as i understand it Shadow line is not a trim level its just a name for the non chomey versions. As far as E30's go you get chromeys with just as high a trim level as a shadow line, the shadows lines just don't have chorme |
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cool look, just getting into these old beemers this shadow line thing my 735i has the chrome deletion was extra on cost, and all they did was paint it out as mine is showing chrome where its worn through in door shuts. Loving the Z3 wheels trying to decide what to do about wheels for mine but very nice car old beemers look evil in black.
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Apr 14, 2009 17:41:36 GMT
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One seriously gorgeous 5 right there! Love it!
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'84 Honda Civic 1.3 AH The Daily
'86 Nissan Leopard F31 The Weekend Cruiser
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Apr 15, 2009 12:46:03 GMT
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*BIG WANT FACE*
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e21'er
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Apr 22, 2009 18:17:37 GMT
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Probably not, but will that stop you? Erm......it did! A little too much sump to road interfacing has mullered the sump......but don't fret a new one is on its way and a clever skid plate is on the drawing board.......oops ;D My e21 suffered the same fate so await arrival of a new sump on weekend. I had to bring my car back up an inch on Bilsteins but still looks good and handles even better. Sump guard also on way. Still loving your car and wishing the g/f would sell her Passat and get an e28 herself. |
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J1MMY
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Jul 21, 2009 18:59:09 GMT
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Just wanted to ressurect this and say that if my E28 hadn't have been so doggy then it would have wound up suspiciously like this one (as opposed to the infamous "rusty" one) - in fact it was this one that made me click "confirm bid" and then dash off to get it. ;D |
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Your opinion is invalid, I've seen your wife.
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yobled
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Jul 21, 2009 19:31:42 GMT
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Love the E28, and the shadowline in black is a real sleeping monster. Looks awesome.
I've got a '88 635csi, so the internal pics are very familiar - I'll post some pics over the next few weeks.
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Jul 21, 2009 20:36:33 GMT
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If some one had said Z3 rims on a E28, I would have thought fail! But this car is the exact opposite, it rawks a phat one ;D The rims and stance are perfect, lovin you work.
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Sierra - here we go again! He has an illness, it's not his fault.
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