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    #16
    Originally posted by Mot View Post
    any idea if the skid plate still fits with a 24v swapped e30. I believe my oil pan is sitting a little lower then a m20 varient, but I deffinitly wanna get your skid plate.
    I'd definitely pick one up for my Euro 24v swap.

    Keep up the good work, Jon!!

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      #17
      Will you guy be making a skid plate for swapped cars with 24v motors as well.......

      M52 |S52 Cams|E36 Rack Swap|GC Coilover Kit |. . . . . . . . . More To Come

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        #18
        ya us 24v guys could really use one.. I know my pan sits low.

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          #19
          Originally posted by bastianshaw View Post
          wow is anybody else sick of getting gouged on parts?
          cool peice but $185?
          its just aluminum.
          I'm normally a cheap ass like people could see in my Mark D chip thread i got flamed for, but i completely agree with his price, that's a good deal!

          I'm assuming it's plate steel rather than aluminum though, aluminum doesn't hold up well to impact (ask people why they buy these and you'll find out what aluminum does when impacted). ;)

          The steel alone is worth around $40, factor in his labor, most work like this costs around $40-$50 an hour. His tig welding wire (plus the initial cost of his tig welder...that extension is tig welded on...right?), the bits for his hole saw (again, plus the cost of the actual hole saw), the metal bender, plus probably $30 for shipping, the price and labor of boxing.

          I find his price very reasonable.
          Last edited by O 16581 72452 5; 01-19-2007, 11:09 PM.

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            #20
            Originally posted by Mot View Post
            ya us 24v guys could really use one.. I know my pan sits low.
            Ohh Yaaa :nice:

            M52 |S52 Cams|E36 Rack Swap|GC Coilover Kit |. . . . . . . . . More To Come

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              #21
              +1 for 24v skidplate
              S50'd

              Originally posted by TDE30
              What is this faggy shit I have happened upon?
              Originally posted by slammin.e28
              I can always live in a M3. Can't M3 a house.

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                #22
                Originally posted by O 16581 72452 5 View Post
                I'm normally a cheap ass like people could see in my Mark D chip thread i got flamed for, but i completely agree with his price, that's a good deal!

                I'm assuming it's plate steel rather than aluminum though, aluminum doesn't hold up well to impact (ask people why they buy these and you'll find out what aluminum does when impacted). ;)

                The steel alone is worth around $40, factor in his labor, most work like this costs around $40-$50 an hour. His tig welding wire (plus the initial cost of his tig welder...that extension is tig welded on...right?), the bits for his hole saw (again, plus the cost of the actual hole saw), the metal bender, plus probably $30 for shipping, the price and labor of boxing.

                I find his price very reasonable.
                Plus overhead, plus business taxes, plus employee payroll and insruance. Shop insurance. Day to day operations, heat in winter, A/C in summer.

                It is sad when people complain of price and don't pay any of these bills.

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                  #23
                  Just a quick question, it only seems to attach to the front lip, or am I missing something?

                  Oh, and from what i'm told, welding aluminium is a b*tch and a half.
                  '89 325i track sloot
                  '01 530i daily

                  -Enginerd

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                    #24
                    It attaches to the bottom of your core support and the mounts for your steering rack on the front subframe.
                    :: PNW Crew ::
                    '87 325 4dr, '74 2002

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by O 16581 72452 5 View Post
                      I'm assuming it's plate steel rather than aluminum though, aluminum doesn't hold up well to impact (ask people why they buy these and you'll find out what aluminum does when impacted). ;)
                      Its made from 1/8" aluminum.

                      1989 325iX
                      1995 540i
                      1986 325eS R.I.P.
                      1984 325e R.I.P.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by backtrail69 View Post
                        It attaches to the bottom of your core support and the mounts for your steering rack on the front subframe.
                        Ok, because that beats the everloving crap out of only attaching to the front valence like it kinda looked like. That should be one sturdy mofo. I may get one this summer... esp. if it can be painted black...
                        '89 325i track sloot
                        '01 530i daily

                        -Enginerd

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                          #27
                          i saw one on yesturday and as soon as the money comes in im getting one because i think its kinda stupid if you dont want to protect that oil pan.. ive smaked mine twice in one week

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                            #28
                            I can't remember where I read it but isn't there a problem with the skidplate and the converitibles setup? I might purchase one if I can get this other convertible

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                              #29
                              Also you guys forget he needs a fist full of ones for the strip bars too !!!! On top of all the other things that is a must to operate a business.

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                                #30
                                How hard of a shock will it take? being aluminum and all? I need to remove my front tires, and straight up drive around to make sure its' all good!?! I live in Quebec, and when you see 5inch lips on the street, following a 5 dip, making 120kph very sketchy..
                                I'm on my third pan now, and i don't want to go back to stock ride height... help me pls.

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