'90 325i sedan. (bronzit content)

[nickflic3]

I swear. This thread could be used as your next job resume for whatever job you'll go after in the future.

lmao agreed

[ak-]

I swear. This thread could be used as your next job resume for whatever job you'll go after in the future.

[Pantless Spency]

Got some of these

i just got the hugest fucking boner from this photo.

so looking forward to it.

i hope that you made sure those skate wheels don't have flat spots ;D

[jaywood]

Got some of these



So I made one of these to fit them (fender roller!!!)


Jacked up for measurements



2 skateboard wheels for the rollers...ground down on one side so they'll mate up better







Didn't get many pics of the whole process...but here are some more.













Sandblasted the parts. Then PC'd them





All done ;)



Rolled the drivers side fenders today. It worked pretty well! Test fitted the wheels. They are 16x9 et20. I am using a 10mm spacer up front and an 8mm spacer in the rear. Converting the front to studs, and the rear will use extended lugs for now.

Will have more pics tomorrow ;)

[hendrixvodu]

dude.....im copying your shift boot ...that came out awesome! great build man!

[xphiledan]

Update this car! I loved reading up on your DIY a while ago and I wanna read more!

x2

[Harry's E30]

maybe you already got something ;)

[jaywood]

I would if I had an update!

Maybe I'll get something soon...

[Civilian]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFj5E55fLJE





;)

Update this car! I loved reading up on your DIY a while ago and I wanna read more!

[jaywood]

Nice. Mine all came out in 3-4 pieces too, although it took lots of swearing and I ruined a putty knife.

Why are you getting rid of the tar anyway? I thought you needed traction because of toarks.

Just to be cool like everyone else ;)



I wasn't even planning on getting rid of it. I was taking out that firewall panel thing because the sub caused it to rattle wayyy too much. So I had the carpet out, saw the tar, removed the tar, and ended up with profit. Better fitting box, no more rattle, and ultimate weight reduction. I'm getting some 9" rears soon so I'm not too worried about traction ;)

[jaywood]

whew, read the whole thread. I like how you're a DIY'er! great updates and quick work! it must be a stiff ride with those 10k/12ks no? and waiting for more vids of more boooost!!

btw nice bronzit ;)

Thanks!!

Way easier after baking on a hot summer day. I also did it with my hands long ago on my old car.

Definitely this. I was really dreading the removal process, but it turned out easier then I thought. It took under a minute to get it all out.

[Wh33lhop]

Nice. Mine all came out in 3-4 pieces too, although it took lots of swearing and I ruined a putty knife.

Why are you getting rid of the tar anyway? I thought you needed traction because of toarks.

[ak-]

Did it just peel of easily in large strips? Do you notice any more road noise now?

Way easier after baking on a hot summer day. I also did it with my hands long ago on my old car.

[dnick]

whew, read the whole thread. I like how you're a DIY'er! great updates and quick work! it must be a stiff ride with those 10k/12ks no? and waiting for more vids of more boooost!!

btw nice bronzit ;)

[jaywood]

It fits like a puzzle and it popped out in sections. I honestly don't know...I haven't put in my backseat yet so it's hard to tell.