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  • QUKBMER
    R3V OG
    • Feb 2010
    • 8178

    #68791
    Sup ! A friend of mine bought a 99 m3 down where i live at in Elsinore. He decided to leave his 2005 m3 with me to drive untill i get bored with it. I was like nice! :devil:
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    garage queen 91 bmw 325is / 1972 Chevy El Camino 355 sbc 450hp

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    • MrBurgundy
      R3V Elite
      • Mar 2012
      • 5285

      #68792
      Originally posted by QUKBMER
      Sup ! A friend of mine bought a 99 m3 down where i live at in Elsinore. He decided to leave his 2005 m3 with me to drive untill i get bored with it. I was like nice! :devil:


      That's a true homie


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      Current Collection: 1990 325is // 1987 325i Vert // 2003 525i 5spd // 1985 380SL // 1992 Ranger 5spd // 2005 Avalanche // 2024 Honda Grom SP // 2024 Yamaha XSR700 // 2024 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon

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      • QUKBMER
        R3V OG
        • Feb 2010
        • 8178

        #68793
        Originally posted by MrBurgundy
        That's a true homie


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        I know he is a very very good friend. I have know him for about 8 years now. He has like 7 e46 m3's anyways lol.
        Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.

        garage queen 91 bmw 325is / 1972 Chevy El Camino 355 sbc 450hp

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        • MrBurgundy
          R3V Elite
          • Mar 2012
          • 5285

          #68794
          Anyone have any input about snow foam? Is the setup cost worth how effectively it lifts dirt??
          Current Collection: 1990 325is // 1987 325i Vert // 2003 525i 5spd // 1985 380SL // 1992 Ranger 5spd // 2005 Avalanche // 2024 Honda Grom SP // 2024 Yamaha XSR700 // 2024 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon

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          • R3Z3N
            No R3VLimiter
            • Jan 2011
            • 3056

            #68795
            Originally posted by IRON-E
            I believe those are 10mm plastic type nuts.
            Originally posted by IRON-E
            Oh oh oh, they are open end with an attached washer on it.
            Originally posted by glnr13
            for the m10 motors there is an ignition control unit that goes there and this is the part number for the screw: 12141271678

            the realoem image doesn't match the real part though i don't think. Mine had washers on the screws that you could not remove.

            the screw on the other end on my car was plastic.
            Thanks both of you! Still working on the S54... hoping to turn the engine over soon, then custom trans carrier, shift linkage and shorten the driveshaft. Currently pulling the carpet as I have 1 hole, then I can also modify the DBW pedal setup to better suit the car and install my brake bias lever too.

            Installed the Fabspeed ceramic coated headers last weekend and I am extremely disappointed, will probably send back as the O2 bungs are incorrectly positioned, that and they did not install V-band mounts as requested before ceramic coating.

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            • efficient
              No R3VLimiter
              • Feb 2012
              • 3312

              #68796
              Anyone know if jb weld can withstand coolant?

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              • Cayoncrusier93
                Wrencher
                • Jan 2013
                • 204

                #68797
                Originally posted by efficient
                Anyone know if jb weld can withstand coolant?
                Once it's cured i think it can, I think i put some on the plastic part of my radiator. It's been holding for about 1 year, I actually forgot about it until now.

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                • ak-
                  R3V OG
                  • May 2009
                  • 12422

                  #68798
                  Originally posted by efficient
                  Anyone know if jb weld can withstand coolant?
                  Yeah. Drain the rad first and make sure it's dry / brake clean it.
                  Long time ago I drilled into my radiator (LOL) when installing my skidplate and JB weld held up great I upgraded the rad to a bigger one.
                  It was a rather big slice of a hole as well on the fin.

                  1991 325iS turbo

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                  • glnr13
                    E30 Fanatic
                    • Oct 2011
                    • 1334

                    #68799
                    I've used JB weld on plastic parts on the radiator before too. Same as what everyone is saying, dry as a bone and let that shit cure.

                    Although I've never used it on the fin area.
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                    • 2mAn
                      Moderator
                      • Aug 2010
                      • 20044

                      #68800
                      Originally posted by ak-
                      Yeah. Drain the rad first and make sure it's dry / brake clean it.
                      Long time ago I drilled into my radiator (LOL) when installing my skidplate and JB weld held up great I upgraded the rad to a bigger one.
                      It was a rather big slice of a hole as well on the fin.


                      reminds me of the time I tried to duct tape a coolant hose that was leaking
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                      • Chilezen
                        E30 Mastermind
                        • Dec 2013
                        • 1874

                        #68801
                        Fuckin JB Weld is a lifesaver! I was many miles from home at night with a buddy when my oil cooler was punctured. I had to nurse the car to a parking lot (by turning the engine off and on to avoid oil loss), walked to a Target for a few supplies...and walked a couple miles to an auto parts store for more. I got a quick-set JB Weld, and when we got back to the car, I noticed I forget to buy brake clean...so we go back to Target to buy rubbing alcohol and compressed air/electronics duster and paper towels. I use that combo to clean the puncture, then apply the JB... and wait. This is before Uber & I didn't know anyone in the area to call for help, so to pass the time my buddy and I walk allll the way back to the auto parts store because there are movie theaters next door. That passed almost 3 hours into the middle of the night. Back to the car, the weld has set, oil doesn't spray out any more, so I drive the 50~or so miles home.

                        That, plus all the other shenanigans, was a great night.

                        Currently building a badass coffee table
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                        • ak-
                          R3V OG
                          • May 2009
                          • 12422

                          #68802
                          Originally posted by 2mAn


                          reminds me of the time I tried to duct tape a coolant hose that was leaking
                          lmao. I uninstalled, then reinstalled my BOV incorrectly once and it took one pull on the freeway to shoot it off into traffic. I tried duct taping as well to get home Lolll

                          1991 325iS turbo

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                          • efficient
                            No R3VLimiter
                            • Feb 2012
                            • 3312

                            #68803
                            I was thinking of doing my heater valve with jb weld. Let's see how that goes

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                            • phreshkid
                              R3V Elite
                              • May 2009
                              • 4655

                              #68804
                              you guys need gorilla tape.

                              I've gorilla taped exploded coolant hoses with much success. One time I exploded a hose, gorilla taped the shit out of it, and left it that way for a week because I had forgotten. No issues.


                              Gorilla tape. It's mega good.
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                              • QUKBMER
                                R3V OG
                                • Feb 2010
                                • 8178

                                #68805
                                I second that ^^^^^^. :up:
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                                garage queen 91 bmw 325is / 1972 Chevy El Camino 355 sbc 450hp

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