1985 325e | M60b40 | Fifty Shades of Bronzit
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Nice work Ben... When you are ready for the Low. BavAuto has the H&R's for the least amount. This weekend I am putting mine on... Wana help? ;DLeave a comment:
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such will help thatLeave a comment:
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There is a car running around boise that has no front bumper. I think it looks trashy.
When is it time for low :D
Great job on all the cleaning. Great job! :up:Leave a comment:
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Okay so I've put together a list of all the things I have planned for my car. It might be a while before all of them are completed, but at least I have a general idea written down now.
Driver seatbelt
325i instrument cluster
Parking brake boot
Shift knob – Weighted
Shifter bushings
Z3 short shifter
Driver seat frame (bottom)
Black interior door handles/buckets
Black rubber floor mats front and back
OBC light bulb
Sport steering wheel
Kenwood deck
New front speakers
Tan plastic kick panels?
Dashboard carpet
Windshield wiper control on steering wheel
M-tech II spoiler
Side skirts
Late model bumpers w/ front valence and rear apron. In the meantime, bumper tuck
Wheels 17inch, light silver or white, style 32’s if 5 lug swap, or alpina style, maybe borbet type a’s
Potential 5-lug conversion
Euro headlights
Exhaust muffler
Springs and shocks, not decided on which I want yet
Bigger brakes, calipers, rotors, the whole deal.
Stainless steel brakelines
As for the engine, I either am doing the 2.7 stroker conversion thing, with hopes in the end of supercharging, If that exists. Or a m60b30/40 swap. It all depends on how much money I have when the time comes.Last edited by ArtFoodBMW; 12-03-2017, 07:15 PM.Leave a comment:
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You sir are the Man! Lots of work in a short period of time. Looks great. I sent you a PM about some parts you may be interested in...Leave a comment:
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Which I'm sure Craftsman supplies. The only reason I've been looking into a steamer is to do just what you did (my seats aren't bad but I'm a clean freak) and to help loosen grime before I pressure wash it off, which makes only 1700psi sound alright to me and especially alright for that price. You may have just sold me on a pressure washer, good sir.Leave a comment:
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Which I'm sure Craftsman supplies. The only reason I've been looking into a steamer is to do just what you did (my seats aren't bad but I'm a clean freak) and to help loosen grime before I pressure wash it off, which makes only 1700psi sound alright to me and especially alright for that price. You may have just sold me on a pressure washer, good sir.Leave a comment:
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If you can get the craftsmen steamer/pressure washer for 150, I'd buy it again. The only down side is lack of steam attachmentsLeave a comment:
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I would get an eraser wheel and a heat gun then. Should come off. I would likely warm it a few cycles with the heat gun over a few days, and then buff that bad boy off.Leave a comment:
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I was going to tuck the front one when i had the bumper off but decided to wait for a warmer so i could compress the shocks outside. Maybe tomorrow :pimp:Leave a comment:
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