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Originally posted by PavelK313 View PostJust wondering, what BMW's did you have and what did you do to them?
Heres my first one i had. 87 325e
heres my 2nd one. a 86 325e
Without the motor in it
Originally posted by tstacks View Poststick with it. 1st gens are the only neons IMO worth modding. got some potential to be one stellar neon.
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Originally posted by ChristopherJason View PostIdk bout u bud but base model 99 Neons were 4 lug we owned it for 10 Years and i changed and rotated the wheels. i think i kno it was 4 lug lol.
But nice Wheels for that neon !!
Originally posted by neon.org FAQIn 1995, there were *many* different brake systems available on Neons:
There was a 4-lug system (called 13" brakes, even though some cars with 14" wheels got them) that used 9.4" front discs and rear drums [BRC]. On Highlines, ABS was optional with these brakes [BRH]. This system [BRH] with ABS was standard on '95 Sport Sedans built before (approximately) August '94. Do not be fooled by the 5 fake lugs on the 14" hubcaps... the early '94 calendar year Highline and Sport with 14" wheels had these 4-lug brakes!
There was also a 5-lug system (called 14" brakes, because they will not fit under wheels smaller than 14") that used 10.1" front discs with rear drums [BRA]. This system was optional on Highlines starting in August '94, had an additional ABS option [BRJ], and was the system that you got if you deleted ABS on a late-�95 Sport Coupe or Sedan. This system (without ABS) is standard on '96-�98 Base, Highline, Sport and Expresso Neons [BRA].
We also have a 5-lug system that has 10.1" front discs with rear discs and ABS [BRF]. This system was standard on '95 Sports built after (approximately) August '94. It was possible in the '95 calendar year to delete the ABS (for credit) on a Sport, which then left you with the 14" disc/drum brakes [BRA]. This system [BRF] is what you get if you order the optional ABS on a '96-�98 Neon.
Last but not least, there is the 10.1" front disc/rear disc without ABS [BRD]. In '95-�97 model years, this system was used only on the ACR. For the '98-'99 model year it is also standard on the R/T.
Beginning in the '96 model year, there are only three brake systems available: 14" disc/drum [BRA], 14" disc/disc [BRD], and 14" disc/disc with ABS [BRF]."
- Greg Smith
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Originally posted by Low Life View PostThe fronts go a half inch lower, but you can also get shorter springs. The rear has another 2-2.5 inches.
K-sports might go lower. I have heard the quality is terrible though.
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Well today i just got myself a new front bumper and hood off a sport. Also grabbed me a center console , top of the dash, and gauge cluster with a rpm gauge. hoping to get a rear bumper by the end of the week.
Still looking for some red squiggle seats, black carpet, and trunk interior.
Will have pics by the end of the week. i might have this painted by the beginning of summer.
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