Actually it’s a 3 series with an early non-vanos M50 2.5L if memory serves. Hardlines are tits.
The stance and wheel offset always bugged me. Something’s off.
omfg best wheels ever
He has those wheels because they were available quickly to test the offsets, and he ended up buying them and keeping them, he has a set of custom BBS RS that are like 13" wide in the rear or some crazy shit like that, he ordered the wrong offsets for the front or something idk.
baller EK hatch
wow. car looks fabulous. and the fact that its a k20 makes it soo much better. probably one of my favorite ek’s of all time.
similar to what Benny posted
^^^I like this one the best^^^
The widebodies suck
i think the bottom one is the best of the two
Yeah because it’s not so big and gay like the yellow and light silver one
nah, its cuz i can see the nice looking fender flares
I agree, I really dislike almost every widebody kit for the E36 M3, all it needs is a fender pull to look badass.
I posted the silver E36 pretty much just to show off the motor, every single line in on that motor is either stainless braided or stainless hard line. badass.
im gonna get a 37* flareing tool and make hardlines for my car. a guy i know out in BC has harldines for his BT 1.8t and it looks so clean. also
the Azevedo M318 is nasty
fo sho, you remember if it’s an S54 or an S50b32? I forgot, I know diego’s e30 is an s54…
does that tool look like the pipe bender thing that comes in the master brake kit you can get at like advance or autozone? is it kinda similar to that?
that thing is actually pretty sick!
http://greatnecksaw.com/product_info.php?pName=37-degree-flaring-tool
its for Army/Navy fittings.
and BBS RS/RM/RGR/LM/CH, and others along with CCW’s can make about any car look legit.
im wishing for the BBS CH 19s in flat black on mine, almost tuckin em :giggedy :giggedy
Brett DO NOT BUY that kind of tool. I’ve owned 2 that come like that and they are garbage. Buy the Rigid 337 http://www.toolup.com/ridgid/41162.html. I don’t know how soon you plan on getting one… but trust me, pay a little more to get a good one.