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Won't be slamming this one... 88 325iS Build Up
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Started at 8:40am. Removal. Cleaning. We removed the subframe, diff and trailing arms for bushing installation. We got really dirty... rough day. We finished at 12:40am Sunday morning... over 12 hours of work.
I finished off the day installing the mtech cloth shift boot. I removed the ZHP and punched myself in the face when it popped loose. Was nice... and now have a welt on my forehead. Tomorrow we pop the heat shields back on and install the exhaust back.
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Haha I love the E36 LOL. I have FWD LOL :D
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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson...one of the most hardcore E30's around. :D
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Originally posted by Matt-B View Postboot matches the seat nicely man. Im jealous of all the new rear bits. I want all of it. what trailing arm bushings did you use?
Ireland's... which I should have done some more research(which means do a little at least). A set of RTABs and Subframe popped up new in packing for a good deal(20% off retail) on bf.c and I snapped them up quick! Well damn the fitment to the actual car is terrible. The subframe bushings fit into the subframe nicely. Fit to the car? They were off but that was remedied. Once on the studs they fit correct. No problem.
The RTABs? Lawdy. Fit them. Press them flat and make sure fully install. Put them up to the actual subframe? If 1 side goes in the other side is off by the thickness of the RTAB bracket on the subframe. Installed out of the packaging there was literally no way for it to install. Impossible.
So at 11pm last night I am dremeling in my garage with a sander adapter to 'trim' the bushings. Wow... now they fit like a glove. Tighten down their bolts and guess what the fitment is perfect. Just terrible. I hope they don't make noise. I lubed the hell out of them and the subframe. We shall see...
Fitment into the RTAB and subframe were good. Fitment to the car though. Not so much. In the end post install I am still happy with the buy. My friend who helped got AKGs which are harder but he has excessive noise BUT he said his arms slide right in. He did it alone...
Thanks. I like the boot. I didn't even glue it down. It fits perfect under the lip and the little feet hold the console. Perfect.
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Originally posted by White325is View PostI would suggest pulling them LCAB's back off so you can drill and tap them to put a bolt through it and the bushing, or they will rotate on you.
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