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I've been thinking about doing some minor mods to my '89 325i. Can you guys give any reccommendations for best intake, free flow exhaust, and chip? As far as brakes, I was thinking about ATE power discs and Metalmaster pads. How much of an improvement would I see with those? Also, if I wanted to go with larger wheels, what would be a good tire size with 15" or 16"s that aren't likely to cause problems with offset or rubbing? Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Re: E30 325i performance mods
Metalmasters are fine if you don't mind occasional noise and the only real improvement is fade resistance during 'aggressive' [hard] driving which is tough to do on the streets, I'd avoid the 'Power Discs', then tend to warp quickly.
The free flow exhaust and air filter, and a chip will probably give you the most 'bag for your buck'................Have Fun ! ! |
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Re: E30 325i performance mods
i agree with jeffrey, also headers are a nice 8 hp mod
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Re: E30 325i performance mods
Technically, [letter of the law], any change in the exhaust from the Cat. Conv. forward to the engine is NOT legal, though some I think have passed CA. emission approval requirements.
You might check bavauto.com to start with. |
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Re: E30 325i performance mods
turnermotorsports.com has a nice set of headers. exhaust i like the remus.
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