Nicks m50 swap and restoration project

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  • dnick
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    Originally posted by CHIF8008
    looks like good work. finish putting her together!
    thanks man! and yeah, its almost done!

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  • dnick
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    Originally posted by jink0619
    nice project man...keep up the good work! btw, theres a E30 at crazyRays Hawkins point same color! with good fenders...check it out before its GONE!
    ive seen that, the vert?

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  • CHIF8008
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    looks like good work. finish putting her together!

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  • jink0619
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    nice project man...keep up the good work! btw, theres a E30 at crazyRays Hawkins point same color! with good fenders...check it out before its GONE!

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  • dnick
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    Originally posted by FunfGan
    So the driveway drift was not caught on camera? That would have been an awesome first drive picture.
    no :(

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  • FunfGan
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    So the driveway drift was not caught on camera? That would have been an awesome first drive picture.

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  • dnick
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    lol you knowww

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  • FunfGan
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    No air filter? What a badass.

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  • dnick
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    found some pics my dad took haha..
    came in prety hot here, actually got sideways after he snapped the pic!!


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  • dnick
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    Originally posted by SamE30e
    When you do the valve cover, make sure you replace the valve cover gasket if you haven't yet.

    And when you re-assemble it, put some gasket maker on the corners and around the spark plug tubes. When the valve cover leaks into the spark plug tubes they fill with oil, this can cause misfires.

    As for exhaust, when I had my car, I went Y-pipe - 2.5" high flow cat - single 2.5" pipe - 2.5" resonator - 2.5" inch straight through single in dual out muffler.

    Sounded pretty good, not too loud, but noticeable when you got on it.
    yeah, lol thats the problem im having now! gasket marker?? I was just going to order
    http://www.blunttech.com/ShopByVehic...%20Set&mode=PA THAT lol.... thatll be ok right? and im not doing any cats, prob just a resonator and muffler. 2.5"

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  • dnick
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    thats smart! ill have to do that if the bumper slides out at all

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  • SamE30e
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    When you do the valve cover, make sure you replace the valve cover gasket if you haven't yet.

    And when you re-assemble it, put some gasket maker on the corners and around the spark plug tubes. When the valve cover leaks into the spark plug tubes they fill with oil, this can cause misfires.

    As for exhaust, when I had my car, I went Y-pipe - 2.5" high flow cat - single 2.5" pipe - 2.5" resonator - 2.5" inch straight through single in dual out muffler.

    Sounded pretty good, not too loud, but noticeable when you got on it.

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  • irish44j
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    Originally posted by dnick
    lol yeah i found that out.. one side didnt go in all the way so i just pushed it hahah, didnt need to push it against the garage hahaha. Ive heard you can do that! Just pull em out and use them for like a bench or something
    I drilled through mine and have some pins in there to hold them compressed (just in case they want to pop out for some reason)

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  • dnick
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    Originally posted by irish44j
    damn, I was able to push mine in by hand, bracing myself against my workbench. Convenient since you find you'll want to pull them out again to access various things here and there. You can pull them out by hand to, just use your body weight.
    lol yeah i found that out.. one side didnt go in all the way so i just pushed it hahah, didnt need to push it against the garage hahaha. Ive heard you can do that! Just pull em out and use them for like a bench or something

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  • irish44j
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    Originally posted by dnick
    already done ;)

    did it today! haha drilled em out and backed up on to my garage lol!
    damn, I was able to push mine in by hand, bracing myself against my workbench. Convenient since you find you'll want to pull them out again to access various things here and there. You can pull them out by hand to, just use your body weight.

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