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    #61
    So this is how today started


    PO tightened down the nut halfway before realizing it was the wrong thread pitch. When I tried to un-tighten it *snap*
    I guess solid mounts it is
    also snapped a few pics before it decided to down pour for 5 minutes. Damn this bipolar florida weather :hitler:



    in love with these door cards btw

    OBD2 mid pipe with my handy dandy auto zone exhaust hanger kit. Way to low, can't wait to get it in the exhaust shop.
    Last edited by webbiee; 06-23-2014, 05:00 PM.

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      #62
      Waiting on a replacement debit card since Moose decided to taste test mine.

      Mounts are orders can't wait to get them:p

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        #63
        Finally back in business.

        Some exhaust parts started to show up

        Decided to just run a single 2.5 the whole way back



        I have a bad habit of lurking craigslist and buying things I don't need. So while waiting for my muffler to show up I found these

        He had all 4 feet, 3 keys, and two 59" bars for a steal. Id be stupid to say no. But considering I have a 4 door I don't really neeeeeeed a roof rack. But what the hell.
        I've always been a fan of the wooden roof rack look so I decided to give it a shot.
        DISCLAIMER
        I HAVE NEVER STAINED NOR WORKED WITH WOOD IN MY LIFE


        Made a quick trip to Home Depot and jumped right in.

        test fitting support bars
        dont mind the half assed stain job


        Making sure everything fits


        yes i know they aren't even, and yes some are upside down. I was rushing to get to a good stoping point today
        still need to shorten the rear support bar to fix the bowing and get a few more pieces of wood to replace the ones that i destroyed in the process and finish staining/sanding.
        Its about 75% done but I'm already happy with the progress.
        Last edited by webbiee; 03-26-2015, 11:05 AM.

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          #64
          I swear I have the worst luck

          dropped my cluster and now nothing on it works. Anyone got a spare, preferably working?

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            #65
            ohh haiii guyyyz



            Pretty sure I'm gonna need a skid plate
            Last edited by webbiee; 09-21-2014, 10:10 PM.

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              #66
              Getting there! Loving the wheels on 4dr/early model. Are you doing euro bumpers, plastics or keeping diving boards?
              - '88 m54 coupe

              <3

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                #67
                Originally posted by Jb325is View Post
                Getting there! Loving the wheels on 4dr/early model. Are you doing euro bumpers, plastics or keeping diving boards?
                They complete the car, they really do. Thanks again ;D
                Im not sure what I'm going to do yet. I got 2 sets of diving boards with the car so I'm going to run then for now, possibly tuck them
                I'd really like to get my hands on a late model rear valance. Im tired of looking at the ugly spare tire prego bump.

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                  #68
                  Thought something smelled funny...


                  When I bought the car the PO had spliced the fuel pump into the harness under the rear seat. It didn't work. I gave up on trying to figure out what the hell he was doing so I rigged the pump up to a toggle switch.
                  Yesterday when installing my passenger seat i started to notice white smoke coming from under the carpet closest to the center console
                  then more white smoke, and more, and more, until finally my car was just filled in a matter of seconds. I went into full panic mode and grabbed the extinguisher as fast as I could. Before I let it loose I ran to the trunk and noticed the power wire for the switch was on fire. Out of sheer adrenaline I grabbed the wire (big mistake) and ripped it out as fast as I could. Crisis adverted

                  It looks like when I tightened the nut ontop of the stud for the seat, it pulled the wire into the threads and split them
                  Not only did my trunk burn but so did the bottom of my rear seat, most of the carpet on the passenger side, and one left hand.

                  Its all fixed now but man what an exciting day...

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                    #69
                    Fuses are neat.
                    Originally posted by Andy.B
                    Whenever I am about to make a particularly questionable decision regarding a worryingly cheap diy solution, I just ask myself, "What would Ether-D do?"
                    1987 325iS m30b34 Muscle car (Engine electrical phase)
                    ~~~~~~~~~~
                    I was born on 3/25…
                    ~~~~~~~~~~

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Ether-D View Post
                      Fuses are neat.

                      Haha this. Glad you didn't burn too much though

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                        #71
                        Originally posted by Ether-D View Post
                        Fuses are neat.
                        It was rigged up to just test the pump when I 1st got it and then just became one of those "I'll get around to it" type things. I had to learn the hard way unfortunately

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                          #72
                          Severe duty skid plate ordered :up:

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                            #73
                            Jay's plates are the best

                            That's why I wear one

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                              #74
                              :up: Diggin the pre facelift 4 door with those wheels. love the car man
                              = Heidi 1988 325 -> 335i. 7200rpm built M30

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                                #75
                                Great post...keep them coming!

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