Yay or nay?
#23
Rota's+Tires+suspension! Eicbach pro kit. I was getting 800(ish) for the rota's shipped. I saw lsd motors sports is offering something similar to that range. I am still looking around for a good price. Spring would cost around $200? Plus install for the springs and tires plus alignment.
#26
machiii.net were a bunch of a**holes. I ordered a set of wheels from them, and recieved nothing from them for over a week. No email, no tracking, no conformation, nothing. I give them a call and they say, oh, we dont have those in stock, havent for a while and wont again bc there discontinued, didnt you get the email? As soon as i hang up and cancel my order i get an email from them saying blah blah out of stock please call us back. /end rant.
JLB Motorsports is where i got mine. Big selection, nice people.
JLB Motorsports is where i got mine. Big selection, nice people.
#27
Damn, really am having a hard time tracking the royal candy pink =(
Very limited amount of websites have them! I still want it though big time!
I think i"ll get the lowering springs first though.
Do you have to get alignment done after you get you car lowered?
Very limited amount of websites have them! I still want it though big time!
I think i"ll get the lowering springs first though.
Do you have to get alignment done after you get you car lowered?
#30
Some people like to rock fake wheels and some don't. It's personal preference. I never said that there was anything wrong with rocking Rotas.
OP, please create a thread so you can show us pictures of your E36 M3.
OP, please create a thread so you can show us pictures of your E36 M3.
#31
and now I am confused about going with either the eibach pro kit or the sport line. Also plan on getting JDP front lip. The springs, JDP spoiler and JDP front lip will come first before wheels I think
Last edited by NoMoreM3; 04-24-2010 at 04:28 AM.
#32
I think my first thread had some pics.. if not, i'll post them on here
#34
just a simple start up and rev
ANd my first ever Dyno while the car was N/A
http://www.youtube.com/user/DakarE36.../0/n7xx-Qw-D98
http://www.youtube.com/user/DakarE36.../1/p9ljehBswrc
ANd my first ever Dyno while the car was N/A
http://www.youtube.com/user/DakarE36.../0/n7xx-Qw-D98
http://www.youtube.com/user/DakarE36.../1/p9ljehBswrc
#37
OP
Rock the Wheels! if you can't find something you like, you can always find a style and have them painted to match. Find a nice set of wheels and paint the lip Pink or maybe the flat face of some Silver Alloys.
As for the sportlines/prokit decision, I believe one is a tad bit lower and stiffer. It depends on your desires for the fit. I'd go with the ones that don't drop it so low as it will be your DD.
Like others said, welcome to the forum and I'm glad to hear you are looking for opinions but wanting to do your own thing (not letting the crowd choose for you like many others do).
Can't stand the car but I like what the artist did with the reflection. IMO, ford tried the same thing (bring back the nostalgia) with two cars, the thunderbird and the mustang and while the mustang was a complete success, the thunderbird was an utter failure.
Our goal is to add to the car collection (wife want's a classic StingRay, we both want her father's '69 GT500, & I want a 427 Shelby Cobra)
~SB
Rock the Wheels! if you can't find something you like, you can always find a style and have them painted to match. Find a nice set of wheels and paint the lip Pink or maybe the flat face of some Silver Alloys.
As for the sportlines/prokit decision, I believe one is a tad bit lower and stiffer. It depends on your desires for the fit. I'd go with the ones that don't drop it so low as it will be your DD.
Like others said, welcome to the forum and I'm glad to hear you are looking for opinions but wanting to do your own thing (not letting the crowd choose for you like many others do).
Our goal is to add to the car collection (wife want's a classic StingRay, we both want her father's '69 GT500, & I want a 427 Shelby Cobra)
~SB
#38
OP
Rock the Wheels! if you can't find something you like, you can always find a style and have them painted to match. Find a nice set of wheels and paint the lip Pink or maybe the flat face of some Silver Alloys.
As for the sportlines/prokit decision, I believe one is a tad bit lower and stiffer. It depends on your desires for the fit. I'd go with the ones that don't drop it so low as it will be your DD.
Like others said, welcome to the forum and I'm glad to hear you are looking for opinions but wanting to do your own thing (not letting the crowd choose for you like many others do).
Can't stand the car but I like what the artist did with the reflection. IMO, ford tried the same thing (bring back the nostalgia) with two cars, the thunderbird and the mustang and while the mustang was a complete success, the thunderbird was an utter failure.
Our goal is to add to the car collection (wife want's a classic StingRay, we both want her father's '69 GT500, & I want a 427 Shelby Cobra)
~SB
Rock the Wheels! if you can't find something you like, you can always find a style and have them painted to match. Find a nice set of wheels and paint the lip Pink or maybe the flat face of some Silver Alloys.
As for the sportlines/prokit decision, I believe one is a tad bit lower and stiffer. It depends on your desires for the fit. I'd go with the ones that don't drop it so low as it will be your DD.
Like others said, welcome to the forum and I'm glad to hear you are looking for opinions but wanting to do your own thing (not letting the crowd choose for you like many others do).
Can't stand the car but I like what the artist did with the reflection. IMO, ford tried the same thing (bring back the nostalgia) with two cars, the thunderbird and the mustang and while the mustang was a complete success, the thunderbird was an utter failure.
Our goal is to add to the car collection (wife want's a classic StingRay, we both want her father's '69 GT500, & I want a 427 Shelby Cobra)
~SB
Last edited by Lyon[Nightroad]; 04-24-2010 at 09:37 AM.
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