m325i

looks high at the front? Lights :thumbsdown: Otherwise pretty tidy.

Overheating isn't uncommon either.

Its the 'other' things on the e36 which are the killer.

The 4 336s that have been through my family have all had '*' not an m.

For me personally, i'd have to see it to believe it. yes it is

@740i: Send one to the site owner to test/review. If it performs as well as you say I think you'll be getting a few orders...

Get a pro to do it. it will be so much better than your bubble fest. Also the tint you buy from retail stores is very thin and easily rips, (say a ring scrapes on the window, will easily tear tint). You can get it done for $200 if you shop around.

The facts are in the UK they are known as 325i sport. In New Zealand they were marketed as m325i. Since there were thousands and thousands of these cars sold in the UK surely if you Google m325i you will get heaps of UK results eh? sounds like you know what this is like? Anyway you should post up some pics of your M325is. Sounds great.

Not in the UK oooooorrrrr United Kingdom.What does some minimum wage BMW slave know anyway? Anyway its not different. m325i or 325i sport are just 325i with a kit, LSD, no chrome, sport seats, lower suspension, 15" wheels and some other minor stuff. Sorry dude you are wrong on this one.

But i thought cars went up in value? Especially european ones like BMWs??

Those ratings on the side of tyres. "Temperature A, Traction AA ect" Are they a reliable method of comparison? Or is it like stereo output quotes. "1450w"

Speak.

Staple gun?

Nice, i take it wifey doesnt frequent these parts.

Start a female member pics thread i say...

booooooo

and to be seen!

Just wack it. A few wacks fixes: -Temp guage -Fuel gauge -dash lights

Thanks for all your input, I may goo with P-Zeros now.

apparently they were bought by Yoko a while back, same compounds, inferior patterns. As i said, i have NS1s now, which are average. Everyone says NS2s are infinately better. Just hope they smoke up good.

They are made by Yokohama. Check any reviews on them, they seem good. Random convo about them Also i am currently on Nankang NS1. which are meant to be sh*t. Not much worse than the Falkens i previously had.

Dropping a set of these: NS2 Nankang. Bitches will see that 'in' pattern, and they'll know who has tyre fashion sense.

you know you love that Lotus handling.

Fashion. Exactely. That's why i specified that. For looks. Do go on to suggest a suitable tyre for my vehicle then... a 1986 325i, which is slightly lowered. nearly 400,000 kms on the clock. thanks in advance. **edit: Nankang NS2s for $125 looks like the best deal?

In my experiance Toyos are wicked, but too soft = wear too fast.