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  • bmwfan597
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    chapter2
    Last edited by bmwfan597; 06-05-2014, 09:16 PM.

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  • getamongst-it
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    I'm really excited about this thing being carbed & the skirts look fucking phenomenal. I demand a mountain run at Sowo

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  • C-Hutch
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    ah yes, nelson... perhaps I'll have something to post about that ol' pile tomorrow.

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  • floatingdino
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    something about nelson

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  • C-Hutch
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    Originally posted by willis View Post
    Carboration will be great. Skirts are okay I guess but not really you need a front + rear something to match. Duh
    well it does have the euro motorsport front end. they're at the same level height wise. making a rear lip next.
    Originally posted by aLaFleur View Post
    Mighty nice stuff you've done there. I can't wait to hear this jewel with carbs on it. There's just something about that sound...
    yeah man i cant wait.

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  • aLaFleur
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    Mighty nice stuff you've done there. I can't wait to hear this jewel with carbs on it. There's just something about that sound...

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  • willis
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    Carboration will be great. Skirts are okay I guess but not really you need a front + rear something to match. Duh

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  • C-Hutch
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    Thanks everybody

    Here's Mike and CLB snapping away for the feature.



    It was a pretty spot and I had just cleaned the car up for my best friend's (rdn86lude) wedding, so I was stoked on the pictures, but besides that weekend, the E21 has been off of the road for a few months now.

    Being honest, it has been degrading dramatically as far as drivable condition. The brakes were in really rough shape. One caliper froze open so it would pull severely on braking. The "bmw shimmy" had become an actual concern at 45-55. And the k-jet system is still in sad shape. I put the smoke machine on it to see if i could find any vacuum leaks, and the whole bay looked to be leaking.

    So it was time for some parts. Started with the most dangerous concern: brakes and suspension.





    New calipers, pads, rotors, and lines. There's still a blocked up line or an internal leak in my master cylinder though. But I'm narrowing down the issue, and it was an improvement. Also got new control arms. Our very own Neeko had a pair of inner urethane bushings he sent me a while back so I put those in as well. With the brakes still needing work, I'm not sure how the suspension feels with the new parts yet, but I can only assume it's an improvement.

    The biggest difference visually is the side skirts I finished. Got them prepped and painted just in time for the wedding/photo shoot.







    I like the look. Just need to mock up a rear lip and paint it white to match now. The skirts brought the center of the car down visually to match the front and now the rear looks kinda out of place. As far as the K-jet goes, I'm giving up on it. Sourced some Weber DCOE 45's and a manifold and linkage kit from our own Andrew Ritter, so I'm going carbed. I think that will match the theme of the car a lot better anyways.

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  • Mike MPD
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    this is tight as titties yo

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  • Miroteknik
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    Was gonna say put your skirt on but then saw the feature.

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  • YUNoLoTed
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    I can not believe I have been reading the fucking post for 3.5 hour. This was soo fucking........

    AWESOME

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  • aLaFleur
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    Ya done good boy, ya done good.

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  • 244Brick
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    Cool feature bro

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  • Keith602
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    Love the work you've put into this thing! Well done man

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  • mtm_motors
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    This thing is amazing. Definitely an inspiration for the direction I want to take my early E30

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