My iX + what i've done so far...

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  • audiquattrot
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    thanks guys!

    Just installed one of slightstance's cupholders in red.



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  • AdOz
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    That e46 is the perfect colour combo and wheels! Love it!

    Good work with the IX too keep it up!

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  • Zreberlcoe
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    Still love this car. Makes me want to convince my dad to sell me his IX so he can get a newer car. Lovely lovely.

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  • audiquattrot
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    Originally posted by Sade
    Awesome detailing :)
    ;) ty!

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  • litu
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    Awesome detailing :)

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  • audiquattrot
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    Finally got around to replacing my houndstooth door card w/ a minty one i got from a R3v member. The old one was ripped up on the bottom (which i had stitched up myself), and the backside holding the clips were torn out....so it wasn't holding the card snug to the door.

    Also painted Frank88iX's & my rear battery cover since it had all these superficial white scratches.



    old door card



    new door card sitting all flush




    before battery covers



    after battery covers




    Last edited by audiquattrot; 06-28-2015, 04:27 PM.

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  • audiquattrot
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    ordered a red wire cupholder. Should be a nice contrast to the interior. Have some red accents on my car (red strut bar, red accents on my roof rack & wipers)....so I think it will look good.

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  • audiquattrot
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    Btw Duplicolor Hyundai Bright Silver touch up paint from pep boys is a dead on match to anyone who has a Sterling Silver cAr FYI

    That's what I used

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  • audiquattrot
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    pics of the rust repair below.

    also did the following:
    -replaced the broken tab fuse box cover w/ a new OEM one
    -replaced the rusty hood bolts w/ new OEM ones
    -replaced the blown front Premium sound speaker w/ a used one
    -POR-15'd the battery tray and misc cancer spots & touched everything up as best i could
    -replaced the Hirschmann power antenna (under warranty w/ ECS) with a replacement one they sent me



















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  • audiquattrot
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    got a little OCD on my E46 M3 as well, getting rid of any traces of rust.

    Replaced the upper pin/bolts with new OEM ones for $8/piece, and grinded down the rust on the lower female latches with a dremel/wire brush bit & used silver touch up paint to coat it.

    Also realigned the hood so it sat flush against the fenders. The hood always looked propped open prior to this.







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  • audiquattrot
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    DD'ing this car, esp thru the rough winters is taking a toll =( its not going to stop me from driving her tho

    Rust bubbles surfacing on the sunroof, battery/rear valence, on the edges of the inside pass door & tried to grind down as much rust off the rear diff.

    Treated all the areas w/ POR-15 over the wkend + silver touch up paint










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  • audiquattrot
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    I just noticed I hit 35k hits on this page! Just wanted to thank everyone for the feedback and ideas R3v has given me over the yrs :)

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  • audiquattrot
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    Some pics from today. My silver 325ix, e46 m3....and went to a local car show today where my uncle brought out two of his cars, one of which that hasn't seen daylight since the 90s....a 1986 Camaro Z28 w 4k original miles. Hasn't even been washed yet lol

    Also my boy came by w his Audi A3 that I modded for him ;). We mounted up his summer RS6 wheels

    Just turned over 103k on my E46...she's getting up there!










    That's my uncles red '56 T-bird next to the Camaro



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  • 2002jm
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    nice ix

    That is one nice ix:), makes me want one again!!!
    jm

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  • litu
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    Those headlight looks to me way better when those rings are in black

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