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Looks cool Rodney. Always liked those model bimmers.
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..and there it is...Originally posted by 78X View Post
Originally posted by grove ratshiiiiiit.. i love em thick
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Cool ride btw. Good luck tackling that swap. I always liked those older BMWs. There is a guy not too far from me selling an older model (90s?) 5 series.Originally posted by grove ratshiiiiiit.. i love em thickComment
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there's a fair amount of work that goes into that,including reworking brake lines etc etc. There's a fair amount of work that goes into itOriginally posted by Baron View PostComment
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looks sweet!
god bless.It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men -Frederick DouglassComment
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is ther a fair amount of work?!
jk, Massive Lee sells a boosterless brake conversion...
www.massivebrakes.comTHE BAD HOMBRE
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I was actually looking at one to do just that.... I just don't have the time/money/patience to work on multiple cars at the same time.Originally posted by Baron View Post.Comment
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Thats just to rid yourself of the booster, have you looked into ls1 swaps into the e30? Not as easy as the e36 chassis. Either way I'd stick with something bmw but thats just meOriginally posted by naynay View PostComment
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I must ask, do you do a lot of bike riding? every one of these cars I see seems to end up with a rusty hood and a bike rack. Why? other than that gripe, nice car, and good job. One car garages suck.Comment
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I'm diggin' it. If the harness becomes a problem - you can always put a megasquirt system on it.Comment
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Rodney, I'm diggin' that Bimmer!!!Comment
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Last I heard him and his significant other both had some cool beach cruiser type bikes they ride a lot.Originally posted by 4bangen View PostComment
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Looks good bud. Keep posting updates.How do we forget ourselves? How do we forget our minds?
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Nice e30.Comment
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