So this happened....(subframe crack!!!!!!!!) ZOMG!!!! helpp

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  • worangejuice
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    Originally posted by e30shmobberr
    Sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation, i am glad that it did not turn into a horrible situation to where your safety is at risk. wish you luck with finding another car.
    Thanks man! lots of love here,I was glad I pulled off the fwy cause of traffic and it happened in a residence!
    Originally posted by reelizmpro
    Seems strange to me that you wouldn't notice anything before the mount completely ripped out. All of the bolts/nut just fell out?
    I heard some squeaking on that side that sounded like the strut mount, looked and never thought to check the fucking subframe!!!!!
    And all the bolts are in tact, thats the fucked up part
    Originally posted by ohthejosh
    duct tape and zip ties, keep rolling.
    word
    Originally posted by GDA
    That just hit the fan... even if you fix that side, what's to say the other side doesn't do the same a couple weeks later...
    true, still not letting myself realize its le fucked. Maybe just put all the stock shit back on
    Originally posted by mikeedler
    I would believe so but no proof. And that is the reason I just went with new stock ones on my M3, unike the green poly ones in my dailyeem to buzz my chassis really good at certain rpms and speeds.

    wow, that sux, never seen anything like that over here. I would fix alot of stuff, but that is a junk chassis now, it will NEVER be the same with any amount of welding skills.
    I am still in the non ratioanl state that it can be fixed. I mean every
    other part onthe fucking car is good, just on substantial fracture and now all is fucked!!!

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  • mikeedler
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    Originally posted by Holland
    So ot question, but would solid subframe mounts eventually lead to this?
    I would believe so but no proof. And that is the reason I just went with new stock ones on my M3, unike the green poly ones in my daily- that seem to buzz my chassis really good at certain rpms and speeds.

    wow, that sux, never seen anything like that over here. I would fix alot of stuff, but that is a junk chassis now, it will NEVER be the same with any amount of welding skills.

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  • GDA
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    That just hit the fan... even if you fix that side, what's to say the other side doesn't do the same a couple weeks later...

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  • Robert
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    dam....

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  • Holland
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    So ot question, but would solid subframe mounts eventually lead to this?

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  • ohthejosh
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    duct tape and zip ties, keep rolling.

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  • HarryPotter
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    set it a blaze and claim the insurance.

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  • Holland
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    Wasn't there a guy with a red E30 a while back that had a similar thing happen?

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  • reelizmpro
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    Seems strange to me that you wouldn't notice anything before the mount completely ripped out. All of the bolts/nut just fell out?

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  • lolcantturn
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    your car is totaled.

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  • e30shmobberr
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    Sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation, i am glad that it did not turn into a horrible situation to where your safety is at risk. wish you luck with finding another car.

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  • CrusherCurtis
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    Def time for a new car, even it you get it fixed, do you still really want to drive it?

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  • Vince30
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    Problem?

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by nwvb bmw
    They made sportmax wheels 20+ years ago?
    who said they did? reading comp FTL

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  • Bimmerista
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    Originally posted by nando
    yep, this is r3v alright - nice shiney wheels, dumped ass stiff suspension, 25 year old worn out 100% stock everything else..
    Agreed

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