I Can haz $300.00 e30 M3....

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  • euro3
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    I didn't read all of the pages once I realized there would be no S14. If you scored the car for $300 why wouldn't you spend another 4-5K on a running S14?

    Good luck with your build.....I hate to sound negative, but without the S14 it's just not a M3 (in my purist eyes).

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  • idriverealslow
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    my life would be complete if i found and e30 m3 for 300$

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  • White325is
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    Mde36 is looking for it. He should be PMing you soon if he hasnt already.

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  • Mstngcobr761
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    Originally posted by White325is
    I know someone who will want your bracket...
    Awesome! Nothing against the craftsmanship or anything hah Just decided to go a different route. Would just like to recoupe what I payed

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  • White325is
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    I know someone who will want your bracket...

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  • freeski27
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    turbo = :D

    thats what I'm doing! We'll have a white turbo M and white turbo non M!

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  • mxracer119
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    Good looking project so far

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  • Mstngcobr761
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    So a main part of this build has changed in the past couple days, Im ditching the whole supercharger idea (If anyone wants the bracket PM me) and going turbo! Plan on running a top mounted Garrett 60-1. Arp Head Studs will get ordered next week (making my final payment on the motor this friday:woowoo:). Not sure what headgasket ill be using lots of the FI guys on BF.c are suggesting to just use an OEM one. As for the car, nothing really big just started removing stuff out of the engine bay I dont need and started doing the booster swap.





    Mouse nests everywhere!


    What brackets and such wont I need for the swap?

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  • jeffw
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    you're doing a great job. congratulations. no point in wasting a good m3 lol

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  • e30s52
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    Originally posted by Mstngcobr761
    Yep! Makes sense. Thanks



    It only took me a couple minutes to realize, im sitting there trying to get into the nooks and crannies of the pan with a large wire brush
    No problem. I used to use platiguage but then my uncle checked it with a Snap guage and a micrometer and I was about .001-3 off.

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  • Mstngcobr761
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    Originally posted by e30s52
    Take the two measurements from the rods and the crank. Take those two numbers and subtract and you have your clearence.

    Is that what you are asking me?
    Yep! Makes sense. Thanks

    Originally posted by freeski27
    lmao, sounds like something I would do...
    It only took me a couple minutes to realize, im sitting there trying to get into the nooks and crannies of the pan with a large wire brush

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  • freeski27
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    Originally posted by Mstngcobr761

    Started with the oil pan...at first scrubbed with wire brush and degreased, then realized im an idiot and have a soda blaster. Put it outside and went to town.
    lmao, sounds like something I would do...

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  • e30s52
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    Originally posted by Mstngcobr761
    Explain further? Ive never done it that way and was only taught how to do it using plastiguage
    Take the two measurements from the rods and the crank. Take those two numbers and subtract and you have your clearence.

    Is that what you are asking me?

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  • Mstngcobr761
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    Originally posted by e30s52
    Dont use plastiguage. Use a Snap guage and a micrometer.
    Explain further? Ive never done it that way and was only taught how to do it using plastiguage

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  • e30s52
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    Originally posted by Mstngcobr761
    Mid-Day Update

    Got up early today and started scrubing my life away. Started with the engine block.

    All scrubed off:


    Painted:


    I know I painted over the freeze plugs....going to wire brush the paint out later

    Then did the oil filter housing and the motor mount arms




    Hopefully going to go out later on and take the s50 oil pan off...plastiguage rod and main bearings, then if all is well put the m50 pick up and pan on
    Dont use plastiguage. Use a Snap guage and a micrometer.

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