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hey guys i have a 1987 325. i plan getting my rims and rear lowering springs in a couple weeks. i have alot i want to do but money dosnt grow on trees. but soon ill post pictures
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def go with 18 inch rims, and why buy lowsprings when u can cut stock ones? way cheaper, brotato. -
18's no way... im getting 16s for it. and i need rear lowering springs cause the rears are footbal shaped you cant cut them because they will not fit rite. i already cut a coil of the front. the rears i heated up and the car sits 2 inches lowerComment
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footballs? try using a nerf, same shape, but will compress more with weight of the car. 16s are too small mang.Comment
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16 are perfect not to much tuck and looks clean. what size of rims do u have on your e30?Comment
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17" bbs rm. they to small tho. gonna step up 2 18's soon.Comment
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Looking forward to your progress.
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you be rolling like a G!Comment
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17" are the biggest without looking donk. 16" are the perfect size for these classic cars.
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Creativity occurs within boxes. In for the pics.Originally posted by meanmachine View PostOld BMWsComment
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