In late 2017, I purchased a 1989 BMW 325is 5-speed from a member here. The car was in fairly decent shape when I brought it home...









After a couple of short drives, there were some nagging issues that needed to be addressed. Namely, a bunch of suspension maintenance, including a howling rear wheel bearing, and a host of vacuum leaks to seal up. I ended up doing a first round of work which consisted of...















After a couple of short drives, there were some nagging issues that needed to be addressed. Namely, a bunch of suspension maintenance, including a howling rear wheel bearing, and a host of vacuum leaks to seal up. I ended up doing a first round of work which consisted of...
- Garagistic powder coated rear reinforced subframe with camber/caster adjustment
- Garagistic powder coated reinforced rear control arms
- Garagistic 95A rear subframe, diff, and control arm bushings
- Turner rear diff w/3:73 gears
- Z3 diff cover w/magnetic plugs
- Revshift Diff stud kit
- New speedo sensor and wiring housing
- New GKN rear axles
- New rear hubs
- New FAG rear wheel bearings w/new locking plates and nuts
- Bimmerworld braided brake lines
- Bimmerworld Premium Race Bullet Nose Wheel Stud kit (rear)
- New OEM rear sway bar end links
- Wrinkle powder coated valve cover
- New valve cover gasket
- New exhaust gaskets
- New intake manifold gasket
- New OEM throttle body and intake boot. I simplified this to one vacuum line and put a simple 90 degree check valve in-line.
- Replace odometer gears
- Oil change
- New Bosch O2 sensor
- Valve adjustment







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