Kickass, ofcourse there will be haters since 'omg it's an m3', but you took a rotten worthless pile of garbage and are making it into something beautiful.
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Originally posted by AlarmedBread View PostKickass, ofcourse there will be haters since 'omg it's an m3', but you took a rotten worthless pile of garbage and are making it into something beautiful.Originally posted by e30_kid View Postlooks awesome to me, it's better then letting it sit and rot. fuck the haters.
The car was in a feild for 5 years I think its better off w/ me :p
Im going to probably put the engine on the stand this weekend and start getting down and dirty
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How it sat couple hours ago
How it sits now
Cams look mint....no scoring anywhere, all clean inside no sludge or anything
PO never swapped to the metal one, luckily it never grenaded
Snapped a coil some how on its way out...guess ill have to buy some BavAuto ones now ;)
Best tool ever to have doing engine work, Cordless 3/4 Impact...zips everything off with ease.
Trying to keep everything super organized, as soon as a bolt got taken off it went in a zip loc bag and got labeled.
Also picked this up from Josh today....1995 M3 Rack....Anyone know which tie rods I use? e36 or e30?
Just put an order in to pelican for a bottom end gasket kit and some other things. Im going to probably be running a cometic head gasket with ARP head studs just so it can handle boost when I get to that point....I plan on going to a machine shop tomorrow and speaking to the guy about check all the clearances out in the motor and such to make sure everything is good to go. I personally do know how to do it but would rather leave it to a professional.
Hopefully going to clean the block and parts up on sunday and recoating them
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[QUOTE=Mstngcobr761;1721293]In my eyes this is one of the more realistic builds to date cause its an average person doing it....not someone who owns a shop or can pay for it to all get done at a shop
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thats the biggest TOOL statement I have heard in a long time. I redid my car and am not "rich" or have my own shop -- just because you are cutting corners doesnt mean for 1 second you are "real"
i can't wait to see this car up for sale in a year or so-- completely hacked--- please prove me wrong.
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[quote=mikeedler;1735543]Originally posted by Mstngcobr761 View PostIn my eyes this is one of the more realistic builds to date cause its an average person doing it....not someone who owns a shop or can pay for it to all get done at a shop
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thats the biggest TOOL statement I have heard in a long time. I redid my car and am not "rich" or have my own shop -- just because you are cutting corners doesnt mean for 1 second you are "real"
i can't wait to see this car up for sale in a year or so-- completely hacked--- please prove me wrong.
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Very good job with the build thus far, bud. Regardless of what anyone says, you're doing it, not them. Take it with a grain of salt. That's quite and under taking to nearly "fall" into your lap.
This was probably talked about, but there's 10 pages, so apologies but, what engine is that you're dropping in? What's your target HP etc etc?
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I've seen a lot of really high-dollar restorations in my time, and I've seen the rest of them too. This falls nicely between the two. It's not kludged together with bondo and fiberglass, it's done on a budget that will yield the best results, and when it'd finished it won't be rotted out in two years because of cut corners. OP, keep up the good work, I can't wait to see it finished.
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Originally posted by ck_taft325is View PostVery good job with the build thus far, bud. Regardless of what anyone says, you're doing it, not them. Take it with a grain of salt. That's quite and under taking to nearly "fall" into your lap.
This was probably talked about, but there's 10 pages, so apologies but, what engine is that you're dropping in? What's your target HP etc etc?
Keep us updated! Pictures are like candy...
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Originally posted by Bin_jammin View PostI've seen a lot of really high-dollar restorations in my time, and I've seen the rest of them too. This falls nicely between the two. It's not kludged together with bondo and fiberglass, it's done on a budget that will yield the best results, and when it'd finished it won't be rotted out in two years because of cut corners. OP, keep up the good work, I can't wait to see it finished.
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Originally posted by Mstngcobr761 View PostThanks! Ive seen some very bad restos my self thats why I was so offended when I was told I was cutting corners. It will be going to a body shop so im def. going to have them check everything over cause I dont want it rotting out againn.
It's an e30 m3. It's not a Buggati type 57c. They're hardly the rarest cars in the world. There's a lot of them out there and they can be purchased for roughly the same price as a good used Honda Accord to the price of a new Honda Accord in range. Not worth getting your little dick hard about someone not restoring it to your standards guys.
Go enjoy your car man, you've done the work to deserve it.
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I like it! I like what you've done so far, and I like where it's going....and I definitely admire the amount of work you're putting in. I don't really understand why people are making this project seem so controversial.Originally posted by accidentI have achieved the title of Douche of the month.
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