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    #61
    Very cool man......I spent loads of time trying to graph an e36m suspension into the back of my e30 the last couple weeks but its more work than its worth. If I could at least get the brakes I'd be happy.

    Keep it up man.
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      #62
      Got my bottom end motor bits back from the machine shop. One piston was WAYYYY out of balance. 6 grams heavier than the rest. Visually identical and AFAIK all are from the same engine.

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        #63
        mmm 275s.. thats what i need.
        Last edited by ncrmtrsprtsE30; 05-23-2015, 04:28 PM.
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            #65
            I have some extra ABS plastic that I'm cutting to fit two gauges into the same vent. Im using VDO for oil temp and pressure
            Simon
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            -1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle

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              #66
              How exactly will you be doing the E36 M3 calipers on the rear? From what I can tell you're using Z4 hubs (and I'm assuming wheel bearings) on the stock E30 trailing arm and using a caliper adapter to get the caliper on.
              Last edited by YosemiteSam; 05-23-2015, 03:23 PM.
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                #67
                That's exactly it. Z4 actually uses the same wheel bearing oddly enough

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by Corey@Track.One View Post
                  That's exactly it. Z4 actually uses the same wheel bearing oddly enough
                  Do you use the M3 rotor? Also, does this setup retain the stock e-brake?
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                    #69
                    Yes and no. You need to do something custom to use the stock ebrake - one guy took the stock e30 dust shields and cut / welded e36 m3 dust shield outer portions on them to get the ebrake shoes on

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                      #70






                      Dropping it in the car tomorrow, just to get it out of the garage. Stopped at head bolts, still needs cam trays / cams installed ect.

                      She won't be done in time for the spring brodeo, but I can have her ready from Fall with cams + itbs.


                      Also just accepted a tentative job offer from the Navy, looks like I'll be spending the next few years in southern Indiana.

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                      I imagine my work will entail strapping lasers to sharks (or failing budget, mutated sea bass)

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                        #71
                        So, no SoCal?...

                        I'm excited to see what your car ends up putting up down with the higher compression.

                        What ITBs are you using?
                        Simon
                        Current Cars:
                        -1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle

                        Make R3V Great Again -2020

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                          #72
                          Yeah, no socal for now. The company I had been interviewing with starting jerking me around and I went with a better offer.

                          ITBs will be a custom job similar to Bulletride's if I can ever get a chance to get started on more than some drawings.

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                            #73
                            Originally posted by Corey@Track.One View Post
                            Mine looked different when I was done assembling



                            Is there a reason you didnt use the extra reinforcement pieces?
                            Simon
                            Current Cars:
                            -1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle

                            Make R3V Great Again -2020

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                              #74
                              Nice Mitutoyo dial calipers, i got the same ones. They measure to the thousandths which is pretty accurate.

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                                #75
                                Originally posted by 2mAn View Post
                                Mine looked different when I was done assembling



                                Is there a reason you didnt use the extra reinforcement pieces?
                                No reason, just forgot. They're on there now, haha

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