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Just wondering, would a 325is(1989) steering wheel fit on a 1987 325? Has anyone sported up their 325 with 325is parts just by slapping them on?
Also the 1987 325 has a four bolt pattern for the rim, that sort of limits the rim choises I'll have. How difficult is it to change the rotors so that its a five and not a four bolt?
P.S. Went to put a drink in the car, no Drink Holders!!??wtf.
Just wondering, would a 325is(1989) steering wheel fit on a 1987 325? Has anyone sported up their 325 with 325is parts just by slapping them on?
Yes, so long as they are both non-airbag steering wheels, they will interchange.
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Also the 1987 325 has a four bolt pattern for the rim, that sort of limits the rim choises I'll have. How difficult is it to change the rotors so that its a five and not a four bolt?
A 5 lug conversion isn't difficult, but finding and installing the parts is a pain. Search for a true e30 M3, these were 5 lug models. Kits run about $1000. If that is too much, look on ebay, you'll find plenty of nice 4 lug rims.
P.S. A 4 lug e30 m3 is a dead give away to spot an "m"poster.
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Originally Posted by Crispy1st
P.S. Went to put a drink in the car, no Drink Holders!!??wtf.
What do you need those for... Aren't you supposed to be driving?
Thanks Starmavin, The Car came with After Market rims, but they are only 15". I figure that if the rims aren't going to be stock they might as well be 16"+. Also the front disks are drilled so I would like to show them off a little.
As for the Airbag, there isnt one so I should be okay.
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