This is Sofie- Now w/ 5 lug and MT-2!

[glucklich21]

More pics of the weed wackers.

You guys are special.


Rear brake setup pics were also missing for a long time. Found those on my old computer I let a friend borrow.

This is the 300mm.de 294 bracket w/ E36 M3 rear caliper carier








To get this to work you have to do some hacking, so here's what I started with. Stock 318ti dust shield




Bracket bolted up







Marked where I needed to cut




Snipped




and some more






Checking clearance. The rotor is a Z4 3.0 si




E-brake setup is stock 318ti






The setup sits on the carrier and functions as it should






End result. M3 caliper on Ti trailing arms w/ 294mm vented disk :)




After getting the car aligned a few months ago, I found out passenger side trailing arm is quite bent. So I'll be replacing it in the coming months and when I do I'm going to try out the Z4 dust shields to see if they fit on the Ti trailing arm as I had to do some cutting to get a rotor that big to fit. ;)

[Texas Toast]

Meh

:p

[F34R]

More pics of the weed wackers.

[Vtec?lol]

sweet jesus!!!!!

why do you have so many weed whackers?

:!:

[JCarp90]

Love the hartges. Let me at em.

[flyboyx]

sweet jesus!!!!!

why do you have so many weed whackers?

[glucklich21]

Huzzah! Hardtop!

[glucklich21]

Finally got it running correctly. Between a bad ground in the harness and a bad gas vapor valve Sofie idles correctly! Still no O2, but that will be fixed when the exhaust is redone in the coming weeks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c5a19uuZBk&feature=youtu.be

[glucklich21]

So I can't find the pics of the rear brake install at the moment. However I'll show what I did the past day!


Cabrio Rear Headrest Install DIY!

Parts:
52209058393 -Install set X2
Rear Headrests!

Tools:
Long Philips screw driver or rod
Permanent Marker
Razor blade or X-acto knife
Largish drill bit
Lighter of some sort


I'm not detailing the bracket install as it's self explanatory.

This is what you will be starting with:



Get a really long screw driver or rod and insert it as so:




Note the little "mounds" that form. This is the center of what will be the hole in your seat. It's very important this is actually centered!:




Make marks of the center:



Then trace the inside perimeter of the bottom "cover" onto the seat and start cutting with the screw driver still poking the seat cover:




Next take your drill bit and remove some fluff. The goal is to remove some of the fuzz material that goes between the foam and the seat cover. Cut away the little that you pull up:



Cut two small slits slightly larger then the hole you made. Run them paralel with the back of the seat in the event you cut too far it won't show. ;)



You're trying to be able to squeeze the bottom cover between the fabric and the foam. Make sure the beveled part is facing up. You should be able to "fold" it slightly to fit in the slit:





Fold the edges of the seat cover under and take a lighter to it to stop possible fraying:





Pop the top cover on and push down. You should hear some clicks of the lower cover doing its job of keeping the top in place:



If you did it right it should look like this. Note there's no obstructions in the hole nor is it not flush with the cover:



Finished Product:

[Link]

Just read through the whole build today, i love what i see. look forward to seeing more.

[glucklich21]

Brand spanking new. :)

[///M42 sport]

nice, did you buy new half shafts? or remanu? looks like new

[glucklich21]

Alpinweiß II as it was from the factory.

[CrusherCurtis]

Good work. Very good thread to look through if you haven't done some of this stuff. Subscribed! (and I never subscribe to treads). What color are you going to paint it?

[evandael]

love it!