Another damn e36

[xxcody2130xx]

Steering wheel hub will be here around lunch so I will probably go home and snag that on my lunch break and throw the new wheel on. Ended up having to order new rear tires, apparently at almost an inch of rear toe tires dont last nearly as long haha. So those should be here sometime next week, going to get them mounted up and re-align the car again. I still need to trade my 3.91 diff for like a 3.15, the 2.90 sucks if your in the wrong gear and the 3.91 is a bit...much for a daily haha

[xxcody2130xx]

Look at mine, dude. you could easily do something similar. I'll link you it in messages.

Sounds good

[Quillhill36]

If I was going for the Rocket Bunny style I would but this is what I am looking to do

Look at mine, dude. you could easily do something similar. I'll link you it in messages.

[xxcody2130xx]

Maybe you could customize a third gen firebird wing to be more aggressive? super cheap idea

If I was going for the Rocket Bunny style I would but this is what I am looking to do

[Quillhill36]

On the hunt for some parts this winter, if anyone has a 326power style wing, full body kit or a chassis mount shifter setup please pm me so I can buy them haha. Scored this Grip Royal wood grain steering wheel from a buddy, it has a couple cracks that I am fixing but for $20 how could I say no?

Maybe you could customize a third gen firebird wing to be more aggressive? super cheap idea

[xxcody2130xx]

On the hunt for some parts this winter, if anyone has a 326power style wing, full body kit or a chassis mount shifter setup please pm me so I can buy them haha. Scored this Grip Royal wood grain steering wheel from a buddy, it has a couple cracks that I am fixing but for $20 how could I say no?

[xxcody2130xx]

Grabbed this today while at work, I love the way this car looks

[E36Sean]

Such a huge improvement just from taking the camo off!

[xxcody2130xx]

Got all the solid Condor Speed bushings installed tonight, still need an alignment but the car feels so much better already. Does seem like I need to take some damping out of the rear shocks, the soft/blown out rubber must have soaked a lot of small movements up haha. Put the stock 2.90 diff back in, wont be nearly as much fun around town but I have some traveling to do this winter and want to take the e36. Sadly it did raise the rear a touch, only have one adjuster on my rear coils and its bottomed out so I now need to decide it I am going to completely remove the adjuster and just run the 4" spring. Anyone near my ride height have suggestions on rear toe settings?

[MikeyRa]

I had a welded 4.11 (IIRC) in a 325IS and around town and for skids it was great, rest of the time, I ***** life.

[xxcody2130xx]

Been thinking about switching to 3.91 myself for hillclimbs but wasnt sure how steep they really are.

Its fun for around town and tight courses but anything over about 70mph cruising sucks...

[hinrichs]

Been thinking about switching to 3.91 myself for hillclimbs but wasnt sure how steep they really are.

[xxcody2130xx]

318ti autos have 4.44s if you wanna weld one of those and pretend you don't have first gear.

Honestly the 3.91 is probably too steep even with the car being almost stock under the hood for the moment. I will probably start hunting for a 3.15 LSD or something similar for daily driving duty, welded 3.91 is fun when you want to hoon but it makes the school run a bit of a pain

[CSBolger]

318ti autos have 4.44s if you wanna weld one of those and pretend you don't have first gear.

[xxcody2130xx]

Got new rear wheel bearings, Condor Speed Shop rear subframe reinforcement plates, solid subframe bushing and a bunch more stuff going in the car about Wednesday of next week. Thinking I am going to put the stock 2.91 diff back in so I can reseal the 3.91 this winter. Super excited to get this round of stuff done and start ordering more parts. I will update with some pics here soon, life has been in the way of doing much the last couple months but I am getting back to making the car exactly what I want