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I had 2 e30's. Both had m50's in them.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

I am gettin there.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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Not possibleOriginally 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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Quality is far from terrible. Great product for the price. I used to work there, and have absolutely no incentive to push their product now... Quite the opposite, really... but I **** to see rumours/hearsay spread on teh internets.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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