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I would buy for like $50ish. If it is mostly done then i see no harm publishing it. Make a few extra bucks on the side. More technical info the better. -
Don't do it.
Most here have will not follow through on anything. Por ejemplo, I put up a feeler for a chip and injectors and literally had 6 PMs with interest in a few hours.
Actually put them up for sale and now everyone has an excuse on why they can't buy them. Worthless broke baggypants.Leave a comment:
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Eventually I would like to have one, not right now though.
Will it come signed like the 101 projects 3 series book?Leave a comment:
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that's F-ed up, but so true, damn E30 owners.
would the book be more comprehensive than "take out the tar in the trunk"
I'd be interested in it. I've removed just about everything besides what is necessary to stay road legal (lights, wipers) so now i'd like to see some things that i can still do to the car.Leave a comment:
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If you took the time to make one, I wouldn't hesitate to buy one. I'm always down for supporting.Leave a comment:
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The design and plans are one thing...
Actually having the equipment and fixtures to fabricate them correctly is a whole different story. A lot of the stuff (actual construction of the parts) I couldn't do on my own.Leave a comment:
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Just sell plans to your strut brace/chassis stiffening device/etc so I dont keep having to avoid your group buy threads.Leave a comment:
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I doubt I would make any big money doing this...
The reality is though I have most of it already done, it's more a mater of compiling, sorting, translating into understandable language and editing it all into book form.
If I did do it at all it would be more out of love for the machine (and some vanity) than money on my part.
Working on e46... I think we can just skip the 36s though.Leave a comment:
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I would keep one around, would definitely be interested to see some of the stuff done. If anything maybe get some of the pocket book people a bit more involved in learning some of the mechanical stuff past changing oil and spark plugs. But I think for making one, I think you would get screwed on making it because of the time spent versus the benefit.Leave a comment:
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You have a point there...
So that's one vote for forget it...
Who wants to work like a dog for free.
I should tell the story here about how I paid for my my first house with one photograph that actually kind of sucked.
Yes... Step by step hand holding...Would take the skills of a decent mechanic and some subbing for the average Joe though.Leave a comment:

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