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    #31
    Originally posted by ramielm View Post
    I would rather have somebody else do it, than me destroy my car. It's damn clean and I want to keep it this way.
    At 18 I'm far too cynical to let any person besides myself touch my E30.
    But to each his own. You'd really have a lot more fun and maybe appreciate your car more if you DIY on everything.

    Post pics though! All this talk has got me excited.

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      #32
      Originally posted by pandaboo911 View Post
      You paid 70$ for oil? was it wrapped in silk and crafted by virgins?
      Sometimes it's convenience or simply opportunity cost.

      "Would I rather pay an extra $20 to have it done quickly, correctly, and be able to do my homework while I wait?" or sit in the garage, jack it up (this is a pain if you only have a factory jack lol), hunt for tools, get dirty/sweaty, have to deal with disposing of the used oil properly, etc.

      I pay $75 for mine at a local BMW shop- Casey Motorsports. I'm supporting a small (yet growing) business, and I got in good with the owner for other work (very generous pricing). I don't mind it at all.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Rsully70sev View Post
        Sometimes it's convenience or simply opportunity cost.

        "Would I rather pay an extra $20 to have it done quickly, correctly, and be able to do my homework while I wait?" or sit in the garage, jack it up (this is a pain if you only have a factory jack lol)
        At stock height no jacking is required :D
        - Josh
        1990 325is

        Need a shift boot?
        Looking to buy shift boot frames, PM if you have one to sell

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          #34
          Originally posted by Cletonius View Post
          At stock height no jacking is required :D
          This. Loosen the drain plug, then slip the oil drain pan under, remove drain plug and let 'er roll. No jacks needed.


          ....or just go to a shitty car wash and let the oil drain there.
          1974.5 Jensen Healey : 2003 330i/5

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            #35
            Originally posted by slammin.e28guy View Post
            This. Loosen the drain plug, then slip the oil drain pan under, remove drain plug and let 'er roll. No jacks needed.


            ....or just go to a shitty car wash and let the oil drain there.
            I can almost get everything from the top actually.

            Slammin = eco warrior.
            - Josh
            1990 325is

            Need a shift boot?
            Looking to buy shift boot frames, PM if you have one to sell

            Here's what happens when you let the internet pick your license plate

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              #36
              Originally posted by Cletonius View Post
              I can almost get everything from the top actually.

              Slammin = eco warrior.
              Fluid Evacuator FTW. I just got one, haven't had it out of the box yet though.

              They recycle the water, so yeah, eco warrior me.
              1974.5 Jensen Healey : 2003 330i/5

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