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  • roguetoaster
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    Originally posted by McGyver
    ...that's big "tin foil" for you...
    Big foil doesn't want you to know about the health benefits of lead sheet.

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  • McGyver
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    ...that's big "tin foil" for you...

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  • JasonWilson48
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    Originally posted by 82eye

    don't hold your breath, there's a very real chance crypto could crash the monetary system. it's not a tin foil hat theory either, western economists outside the US are increasingly raising the alarm over it.
    I don't care about the actual point you're making, but when you have to include a defense of your statement, by blatantly saying "It's not a tin foil hat theory"... I immediately think it is a tin foil hat theory lol

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  • 82eye
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    Originally posted by TobyB

    one day soon, we'll be back to the barter economy. Hoard your old radiator hoses...
    don't hold your breath, there's a very real chance crypto could crash the monetary system. it's not a tin foil hat theory either, western economists outside the US are increasingly raising the alarm over it.

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  • TobyB
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    90%+ of my interactions with people have been horrible.
    well, yes, and these days that doesn't seem to be too far off from the real world, either.
    It's happened, R3V- I'm too old, and get that cloud out of my sky!

    The ONE interaction EVERYONE on Facebook needs to have is to send Mr James Crivellone a message urging him to improve R3V
    Maybe if we all sent him pizza?
    Can you buy a new server with pizza yet???

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    one day soon, we'll be back to the barter economy. Hoard your old radiator hoses...

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  • benfidar
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    I'm here too. I don't even have FB! (only instagram). I would love to see other e30s in Chicago/Wisconsin.
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  • Northern
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    Originally posted by MrBurgundy

    I recommend getting a knife and cutting slits in the dipstick so you can read it.

    Worst dipstick ever made lol.
    haha you said that on the second post of my thread, and I basically did -

    Originally posted by Northern

    This is my modded dipstick. Bought a Cravenspeed one but was worried about how flimsy it is. Probably fine but filing the stock one flat on one side and adding grooves makes it much more useful.

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    Still a pain in the ass though, I have to basically ream out the tube with the dipstick and wipe it ~10 times before I get a semi-clear reading.
    More alarming - Even though it measured at the halfway mark, way too little oil came out when I changed it last, so once it's back on the ground I'm going to treat it as though anything below the top bulb is low.

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  • cyckl
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    Has anyone looked into making a backup of r3v just to guard against any future link-rot?

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  • MrBurgundy
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    So I posted on r3v fb and my post is pending approval LOL

    RIP

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  • 2mAn
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    Originally posted by 2mAn


    The ONE interaction EVERYONE on Facebook needs to have is to send Mr James Crivellone a message urging him to improve R3V... the errors are so annoying...
    making sure it doesnt get lost in the Mini nonsense...

    I liked my NA R50 with all of its 115bhp

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  • MrBurgundy
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    Originally posted by Northern

    hahaha I have an N18 Mini and it's almost as bad, but I haven't had any catastrophic engine issues, just the annoying turbo BMW things like worn wastegates/OFH gaskets/chassis stuff.
    I think there are two huge factors with these: Super long oil change intervals, and a dipstick that is impossible to read.
    Small/Light car + turbo + 6speed is a fun combo, so it's been ok so far.


    Varg is really not selling me on the E34 touring life though...
    I recommend getting a knife and cutting slits in the dipstick so you can read it.

    Worst dipstick ever made lol.

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  • 2mAn
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    Originally posted by 4tDX

    P.S. Facebook is cancer. I just use it for the marketplace since forums and craigslist are dead, but 90%+ of my interactions with people have been horrible.

    The ONE interaction EVERYONE on Facebook needs to have is to send Mr James Crivellone a message urging him to improve R3V... the errors are so annoying...

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  • 4tDX
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    I bought a high-mileage E39 wagon a few years back as my DD while I do a refresh on my E30. It's had a quite a few issues, but nothing that has left me stranded. Nothing really unexpected with a car over 200k.

    I can't stand these automatics either. The only thing that makes it tolerable is the sport and manual modes. I'd love to put a 3L MT drivetrain in it in the future.

    P.S. Facebook is cancer. I just use it for the marketplace since forums and craigslist are dead, but 90%+ of my interactions with people have been horrible.

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  • Northern
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    Originally posted by TobyB

    oh, it's all downhill from there. And dear GOD, do NOT even enter the same zip code as an N14 MINI.
    hahaha I have an N18 Mini and it's almost as bad, but I haven't had any catastrophic engine issues, just the annoying turbo BMW things like worn wastegates/OFH gaskets/chassis stuff.
    I think there are two huge factors with these: Super long oil change intervals, and a dipstick that is impossible to read.
    Small/Light car + turbo + 6speed is a fun combo, so it's been ok so far.


    Varg is really not selling me on the E34 touring life though...
    Last edited by Northern; 09-15-2025, 03:48 AM.

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  • TobyB
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    E34s are the beginning of the end
    oh, it's all downhill from there. And dear GOD, do NOT even enter the same zip code as an N14 MINI.

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    chasing E83 current draws and leaks and some rather disgusting interior... smellls...

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