Common sense: do NOT drive like a dumbass

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  • BMC227
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    lol noob.

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  • ethrtyiS
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    id love to have that steel pan on mine. even with skid plate.

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  • yert315
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    Lulz

    R3V = srs bzns. Where's everyone's funny bone? Thanks for the support!

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  • nando
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    Thread FAIL

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  • sweet6e30
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    This thread title should read "Common sense do NOT hit shit with oil pan"

    dude, i klobberd my m20 oil pan and ripped the oil pump right off once , its cast aluminum, thats shit shatters. what did you expect to happen when you hit?

    Ebay is not a brand, sure there is cheap crappy shit being sold, but honestly, the aftermarket for OEM replacement parts is huge and in most cases OEM stamps r filled off of some parts, in todays parts market you'll be surprised at how many parts are under different names but all made by the same company.

    I replaced my m20 oil pan with one i got off of pelican, its not oem , but its a OEM replacement, its made in Turkey, it doesnt matter its all the same shit. it fits, thats all it has to do. Im not going to go knock down buildings with it.

    get yourself a new one and watch where you drive, simple as that, if u suck a seeing shit jump out at you get a skid plate.


    Last edited by sweet6e30; 07-17-2011, 09:00 PM.

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  • slammin.e28
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    Steel pan was on my friend's super eta bottom end. The regular bolts are too long to use, they bottom out, as the stamped steel is less thick than the cast aluminum.

    I was under the impression all etas got stamped steel pans for some reason?

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  • Eecen
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    Should fit an E30, it's got the same basic design. And if it doesn't just take a hammer to it right?

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  • KenC
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    It'll fit an M20 in an e30?

    Pelican lists it for $133. I'm sure Blunttech is a bit cheaper.

    I'd rather just buy a skid plate from Eric and not worry about it.

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  • Eecen
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    I have one off an E21 sitting in the gay-rage. Its got surface rust and everything.



    Edit: 11 13 1 278 927 http://bmwfans.info/parts/catalog/11131278927/ Apparently they were never available on US market cars.





    Last edited by Eecen; 07-17-2011, 04:57 PM.

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  • MR 325
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    It's on an engine right now. Maybe can get pic this coming week.

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  • idanity
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    Originally posted by MR 325

    I have one for an M20. Their oil capacity is a little less but very cool piece.


    ....LIES ...!





    Where is this steel oil pan.....wheeeeeeeere...!



    pix, link,..:o

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  • matias88e30
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    Originally posted by sagaris
    we need a fair comparison here. Install an oem oil pan then go back and hit the same chunk in the road and report back.
    agree!

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  • Rigmaster
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    Originally posted by Adrian_Visser
    Stamped steel pans were used on e21 323's (m20 engine) not sure what else had them.
    Yes, this is true.

    11131278927 is the part number, can't say for sure it will fit an E30, but I would think it does.

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  • yert315
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    I'm glad some decent information came out of this thread

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  • MR 325
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    Originally posted by TurboJake
    Ebay replica or not.
    I blame you, not the pan.

    :p
    Exactly.
    Originally posted by blunttech
    I sell 2 aftermarket M42 pans. One is made by Meyle and one is made by
    MEISTERSATZ and they are every bit as good as an OE pan. No oil pan is going to take a hit like that
    But I hate something and it broke!!!!!1111
    Originally posted by sticksdaman
    I've only ever heard rumors of a stamped metal oil pans. Anyone have a pic/part number?
    Really curious.
    I have one for an M20. Their oil capacity is a little less but very cool piece.

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