E30 Zone

Neil

I have a feeling you'll like this.

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Quick to pay, no messing, and very patient despite problems.

The perfect buyer, thanks a lot

the spring wont fall out somsafety not exactly an issue, as long as thet are not cut heated of cracked they will be fine. dips 346 has a few set of springs, send him a pm They obviously won't fall out but using springs designed for a heavier engine is never going to be the way to do it, unless you'...

Focussing on springs... Any 4-cylinder springs will give the stated drop on any 4-cylinder E30 as the 4-pot engines are all the same weight (give or take a couple of kg). You shouldn't see springs advertised for 318/320/325 as the latter two have a heavier engine and will give a different drop. As K...

I've seen a couple of 2.5 cabs on K plates. I've seen two L-plated cabs in total, both 4 pots so you may well be right about the cat Simon (that's the possibility of a 2.5 conversion for me out the window then!?). IMO a standard late 2.5 cab with that mileage is worth well over Ã‚£4k. What I noticed...

They are pre-facelift.

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What drop do you have? Are the wheels 16s or 17s? Looks a good stance from side-on.

Rich you greedy bastard with 2 cabs! The question is why though!?

Well done sorting out you know what!

I'd be up for a pin...er red cab 'shoot

Kit is effort as it needs to be sourced, painted, have holes drilled in the doors for the side pods etc. I'd say not worth it really. iS front lip as you have, a pair of sideskirts (or even painted sills) and the bottom (black) part of the rear valance colour-coded white makes the car look less bare...

You could put an M Tech II kit on it but it's a lot of effort. Really like the wheels, CID stylee :cool: :cool: If you're interested in a set of 15" BBS X-spokes I have a set in my garage with nearly-new tyres :wink: They're like the ones on my cab: http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/4013/aces33lx.j...

Neil can I have a few at Aces please? I ran out yesterday

Sell the leather.

You only need it in a convertible when if you don't have it you look poor.

Cloth is generally a lot more comfortable and of course is much better at soaking up the sweat from your arsecrack on a hot day.

Leather takes a lot of maintenance to keep supple as well.

It looked far better before.

This is the one at Docklands? I'll be there Sunday.

Nah.

Only losers with late K/L plate cars and newer need one.

This may not help, but surely your sat nav can display your speed anyway?

It will display less than the speedo does as the speedo overreads, but it's accurate to within 1km/h I believe?

Nice wheels, nice stance, nice numberplate.

Most of all nice paint though considering it must've seen enough sun!

Tilly

but is this car on bottletop wheels?

I think I've seen it at the petrol station at the Tring Road Tesco's and also in Cuddington (last Saturday)? Looks very clean if so.

Agreed.

Not sure where to start. Number one has gotta be value for money - spend 3 grand on a tidy cab with leather and you can't buy more class for your cash :cool: On a similar note it looks more expensive than it is. Other things I enjoy in no particular order: Still feels solid despite its miles. People...

Zayyan - I meant you are always the one to give a blunt answer! OK I'll accept that :wink: The original post was trying to choose between a 325 and a 318 conv. I meant 32mpg (which is the average for all driving not just motorway) from my 318 is better than my 325 (late 20s at best) This I understa...

The 1.8 cab has a 4.27 diff meaning it's more than quick enough around town, though if you're using it for higher speed trips it'll start to annoy you, not least due to the fact the engine is at silly revs on the motorway (and economy also suffers). what utter rubbish... oh sorry I came over all 'Z...

Is your local dealership telling you they can't get it? If they're just being lazy I'll order some through mine and post it to you if you like.

The 1.8 cab has a 4.27 diff meaning it's more than quick enough around town, though if you're using it for higher speed trips it'll start to annoy you, not least due to the fact the engine is at silly revs on the motorway (and economy also suffers). Due to having a few other cars at my disposal for ...

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when BMW brought out the 318 iS 15" wheels were available ie the 325i sport and to fit these to he 318 iS would have been of next to no cost to BMW. In fact probably no cost at all as the contract with BBS was massive and the moulds were already there so again it was down to chassis engineers it do...

Not for me, I think those are fucking awesome

m-dtech wrote:what the hell are the rims from ? a transit van ?

PMSL!

MHWs don't work with that colour.

If you're not going for all-reds, the top set are the way to go. Most people must be almost used to them now

Thanks for that

Very nice car, love the wheels.

Sounds good too

I've heard this name pop up a few times as he's apparently a specialist in E30 electric hoods.

Anyone have any contact details? And if anyone's used him, what is his service like? It's a long drive considering the cab does about 50 miles a week

i am about to put 15" on my 318iS but know right now ultimately it would handle better with the 14's but it looks nice! As soon as you get them on you can post up here to tell everyone you were wrong :wink: Having tried 14s, 15s and 16s it's between the 15s and the 16s for handling. Adding comfort ...

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