'88 E30
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Well ended up going with fortune auto coil overs. The 500 series. Ordered from AJ at endless, his prices were pretty good actually
After some talks with snap, I settled on 8k front, 12k rear. He did some maths and what not and reminded me about my upgraded sway bars and such. He also has experience driving a car with his hr setup and also johns car with the 10k/12k setup and he pushed me towards a happy medium
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8k/10k you mean, right?
Yes i did mean that
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Double checked my order to make sure haha. It is most certainly 8k/10k
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Skid plate was very very close to the oil pan, I blame the chineseum core support. Made some spacers out of 1/8" flat stock to give some room between pan and plate
Then this
Now there's daylight (about a finger space)
Also noticed the steering linkage would bind a tad after putting everything back in so I filed the edge down barely.
Also did New VC gaskets and used some RTV to keep the oil where it belongs. "Reinstalled" my harness covers as well
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#KaiserRollsMotorsports
Sell skid plate spacers, retire by 30
Banks HATE this one simple trick
Hahahah
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Rear subframe went in last night
Only pic I took because I'm bad about that
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what is the block you use between the jack stand and the car? i use wood block and destroy a couple every time i lift the car and its getting old.
Dan
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what is the block you use between the jack stand and the car? i use wood block and destroy a couple every time i lift the car and its getting old.
Jackstands pads @ harbor freight.
Super nice to use. A tad squishy but very strong & don't hurt your car.
Think they are like $8 for two
Way more pics than necessary
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+1 for hockey puck to avoid metal-metal with a jack under the diff or frame rails.
For jack stands Harbor Freight has those red covers that work OK on their 3/6 ton stands.
http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-rubber-pads-for-jack-stand-95952.html
A couple of layers of duct tape is another option to avoid metal on metal contact.
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For the jack itself I use folded up rags taped to it so it doesn't scuff
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Jackstands pads @ harbor freight.
Super nice to use. A tad squishy but very strong & don't hurt your car.
Think they are like $8 for two
Way more pics than necessary
Thanks, will have to get a pair of those!
Dan
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Rear subframe is in, brakes are on, studs are in, endlinks are very loosely attached, stuff is plugged in, etc. it's all there and on, just need to fine-tooth-comb it tomorrow (kinda drowsy right now)
Had to make some more side plate things out of flat stock because whoever put the last ones on absolutely destroyed them
I am also out of cereal
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I rerouted the rear lines last night and got some other misc items done. Tonight I'll be installing the driveshaft and maybe a few other bits as I wait for coilovers
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I am also out of cereal
Did you get this remedied? I fixed that issue recently myself, and can offer advice if needed.
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