does the rear touring trailing arms (disc conversion) fit the coupe e30s ?? i have a chromie 1987 but looking to buy a tourer 1990 ish
cheers
just a quick question touring rear end
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TPS
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As far as I know they will Dan, I think they're pretty much the same, bumped into anyone interesting in the services recently? 
1991 325i Touring Alpine White II
1994 318i Touring Sterling Silver
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danthee30man
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ok kool thanks perfect and nope lol, just dfunk and you ! that was a really random trip ! we had drove to cornwall !
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TPS
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That still does my head in now, at 5.30am, I bump into a Zoner, in a Motorway Services, what are the odds of that!
1991 325i Touring Alpine White II
1994 318i Touring Sterling Silver
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eko
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Touring has slightly bigger rear caliper pistons otherwise the same set up.
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danthee30man
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tps - i know its crazy haha ! just shows that anything can happen !
eko - ok kool so will fit under 16 wheels ??
eko - ok kool so will fit under 16 wheels ??
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maxfield
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Yes they will fit under 16s no problem.
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harry_p
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Yes, rear disks and pads are the same size as all e30 disk brakes, so will fit under 14in bottletops! It's just the piston in the calliper is very slightly larger on tourings.
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harry
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