As per Yellows request- Here's my specs.
Not much really. The most significant mods are:
Suspension-
Ground Control adjustable height coil-over system
Ground Control caster/camber kit
Koni Sport dampers (sls deleted)
Complete suspension rebuild
Motor-
Fresh S38
Euro exhaust cam gear
JC chip
Rolling stock-
Alpina wheels (8x18 front, 9x18 rear)
Yokohama es100 (225/40 front, 265/35 rear)
Exterior-
New coat of Spies Hecker single stage Schwartz
All new bumper surround trim
Euro headlights
All new marker and tail light lenses
Interior-
Leather dash
Re-covered seats
Recaro baby seat(gotta take care of my little guy)
m-tech II steering wheel
Mods I have parts for but, no time(first part of '06)-
e34 m5 big brake kit
m-tech body kit
stebro exhaust
http://www.bmwmregistry.com/detail.php? ... l8oRLmAr95
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Suspension-
Ground Control adjustable height coil-over system
Ground Control caster/camber kit
Koni Sport dampers (sls deleted)
Complete suspension rebuild
Motor-
Fresh S38
Euro exhaust cam gear
JC chip
Rolling stock-
Alpina wheels (8x18 front, 9x18 rear)
Yokohama es100 (225/40 front, 265/35 rear)
Exterior-
New coat of Spies Hecker single stage Schwartz
All new bumper surround trim
Euro headlights
All new marker and tail light lenses
Interior-
Leather dash
Re-covered seats
Recaro baby seat(gotta take care of my little guy)
m-tech II steering wheel
Mods I have parts for but, no time(first part of '06)-
e34 m5 big brake kit
m-tech body kit
stebro exhaust
http://www.bmwmregistry.com/detail.php? ... l8oRLmAr95
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[QUOTE="Skeen"]Looks great. I would suggest doing the front sidemarkers in a smoked clear or leave the fronts orange. Just looks a little inconsistent, but the car overall looks amazing![/QUOTE]
I have a smoked set of side markers. They looked a bit cheesy. I think it is the result of them being amber/red then smoked. I'll buy new front lenses just to take a look. Does anyone make clear smoked side markers?
Cris
I have a smoked set of side markers. They looked a bit cheesy. I think it is the result of them being amber/red then smoked. I'll buy new front lenses just to take a look. Does anyone make clear smoked side markers?
Cris
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Wow your M5 looks amazing. Those Alpinas are one of my fav. on the E28. I wish my M5 looked like yours.
Here are the clear blinkers and tail lights but i dont know of anyone for the side markers.
http://www.algonet.se/~kinnby/shop/shop_us.htm
Matt
Here are the clear blinkers and tail lights but i dont know of anyone for the side markers.
http://www.algonet.se/~kinnby/shop/shop_us.htm
Matt
[QUOTE="e28blackbeauty"]Wow your M5 looks amazing. Those Alpinas are one of my fav. on the E28. I wish my M5 looked like yours.
Here are the clear blinkers and tail lights but i dont know of anyone for the side markers.
http://www.algonet.se/~kinnby/shop/shop_us.htm
Matt[/QUOTE]
I have the clear front blinkers for my m-tech kit. I did'nt know of the clear tail light panel. Thanks!
Cris
Here are the clear blinkers and tail lights but i dont know of anyone for the side markers.
http://www.algonet.se/~kinnby/shop/shop_us.htm
Matt[/QUOTE]
I have the clear front blinkers for my m-tech kit. I did'nt know of the clear tail light panel. Thanks!
Cris
[QUOTE="Drew in South FL"]hey cj, great looking car. Was it difficult putting 18"s on the car? or does your setup not lower the car at all?, i think the 18's look great. [/QUOTE]
It was'nt difficult at all. The m5's fenders seem to have more"roll" to them than an "e" or an "i" car. The limiting factor to make the offset on the rear wheels more positive was the trailing arms. What I did was fit up the wheel with no tire installed to see how far I can go in toward the trailing arm. I had a few mm to move the wheel inboard so I had the backpad on the Alpinas shaved 7mm to move it further inboard. Total offset is now 32mm. The front was lowered 2" and the rear I adjusted down 1.25". These measurements are taken from the center of the hub to the fender opening.
Cris
It was'nt difficult at all. The m5's fenders seem to have more"roll" to them than an "e" or an "i" car. The limiting factor to make the offset on the rear wheels more positive was the trailing arms. What I did was fit up the wheel with no tire installed to see how far I can go in toward the trailing arm. I had a few mm to move the wheel inboard so I had the backpad on the Alpinas shaved 7mm to move it further inboard. Total offset is now 32mm. The front was lowered 2" and the rear I adjusted down 1.25". These measurements are taken from the center of the hub to the fender opening.
Cris
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[QUOTE="Tjn182"]Cj - The ground control suspension - is it still available? I don't recall ever hearing that they covered e28s...[/QUOTE]
You don't remember Ed's old 535i, huh?
http://www.teamdfl.com/bmw/e28/e28home.html
You don't remember Ed's old 535i, huh?
http://www.teamdfl.com/bmw/e28/e28home.html