few teaser shots of the upcoming project

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  • YAN-3
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    vlad your pulling another hot car here. lookin great bro. cant wait to see the finished product!

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  • uofom3
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    Originally posted by Widm3r
    Nice, what wheels are those?
    agreed, i'm interested to know. Car looks great!

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  • Widm3r
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    Nice, what wheels are those?

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  • Il Duce
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    that is so many units of sexy time. awesome.

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  • Vass325es
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    Awesome!!!

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  • vlad
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    getting there....







    Last edited by vlad; 04-03-2007, 07:38 AM.

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  • ACHTUNG
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    that vid cracked me up.

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  • mck
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    So far looks sweets as. good job

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  • dom
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    can't wait to see the final product. looks great vlad.

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  • e28forlife
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    Originally posted by Ray Smoodiver
    NO, the spacer is so you can run E36 M3 rotors and brakes up front on E30 M3 hubs.
    Thanks for correcting, some reason thought they worked like regular spacers, just behind the rotor.

    Oh well, e36 offset or not, thats gonna be one hot vert Vlad.

    I don't think you'll regret ditching the auto one bit either;-).

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  • Ray Smoodiver
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    Originally posted by e28forlife
    Doesn't a company named SPI or SBI make rotor spacers that adjust the offset back to e30 m specs.

    I know people use these when they use e36M fronts but e30m3, or mcoupe rears, and need to balance out offsets.
    NO, the spacer is so you can run E36 M3 rotors and brakes up front on E30 M3 hubs.

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  • e28forlife
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    Originally posted by vlad

    uhmm.. if you read my post it says that I now have E36 offset on this car so ACS or ACT are out of the question, they are both for sale. However, I went with something uber cool, pics will be up early next week, stay tunned !

    Doesn't a company named SPI or SBI make rotor spacers that adjust the offset back to e30 m specs.

    I know people use these when they use e36M fronts but e30m3, or mcoupe rears, and need to balance out offsets.

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  • So Live
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    Oh haha... Sry about that. I wasnt exactly in a normal state of mind when i wrote that. It made sence at the time. Im sure im not the only one looking forward to pics.

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  • vlad
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    The color is Ferrari red, same color as what they use for the F430


    Originally posted by ZM Blue Devil
    Check out this Ebay item. No relation to the seller other then i bought a couple of nice things from him. Didnt know such a part existed, also similar color to your car.
    ebay item 230108680740
    Thanks for the heads-up but I just bought this part brand new from the local dealer here in NJ for $320. He has that used wind-deflector on ebay for a year now, I offered him $300 shipped but he refused, his loss my gain :D



    Originally posted by So Live
    As far as all the filler, thats how you do it. Start with the whole panel or section and make it thin. It makes life alot easier. Trust me.
    Not sure what you are talking about and if you are talking to me ?

    Originally posted by So Live

    Go for ACS minus the red lips :)
    uhmm.. if you read my post it says that I now have E36 offset on this car so ACS or ACT are out of the question, they are both for sale. However, I went with something uber cool, pics will be up early next week, stay tunned !

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  • So Live
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    As far as all the filler, thats how you do it. Start with the whole panel or section and make it thin. It makes life alot easier. Trust me.

    Go for ACS minus the red lips :)

    Nice project. Looking forward to seeing the race car at uconn. Can i expect to be able to take more pics of it or no? (saw you at limerock last year)

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