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  • THE DUDE ABIDES
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    I've got a couple. I've got one original from (supposedly) a well-running engine and another that was reman by who knows. Can't guarantee that either are perfect, but if you want to give it a shot, let me know.

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  • jneumss
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    Hey all, anybody have a good, known-working M20 AFM I could use to troubleshoot a hesitation issue? The closer to South Denver metro/Centennial/Littleton area, the better, but appreciate any help. Thanks!

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  • Nick_S
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    Me and my lady just bought a house in the Berkley neighborhood. I have no idea what I've gotten myself into but it's nice to not rent a basement apartment. Also I've barely touched my car in a bit and am looking to drive or grab some beers. Pretty sure I missed a GTG last weekend or two weeks ago. Haven't had internet aside from work since we got in this place.

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  • zinger
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    Momo 350MM wheel

    came across this today - good deal if you're in the mood. $230 everywhere else. no affiliation:

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  • jneumss
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    I have one. I'm down in Centennial, but I do have to bring my dog up to Denver (Cap Hill) tonight if you wanted to meet up. Leaving tomorrow for 2 weeks, so let me know if you want to meet tonight.
    Originally posted by THE DUDE ABIDES View Post
    Does anyone have a stock M20 motor oil cooler? I don't need the lines, filter housing, or anything. Just the stock cooler with the symmetrical mounting tabs. I'm in the north Denver metro area.
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  • THE DUDE ABIDES
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    Does anyone have a stock M20 motor oil cooler? I don't need the lines, filter housing, or anything. Just the stock cooler with the symmetrical mounting tabs. I'm in the north Denver metro area.

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  • dude8383
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    LOL totally understand. I came across a post on M3forum.net where a guy had dyno'd his e46 m3. The car made like 224whp and 190lb ft. That's shocking to say the least!!

    I will say that the driving roads in CO are some of the nicest I've driven on.
    Originally posted by lambo View Post
    I mean it's slow... but I haven't known anything else. Both of my vehicles are slow and gutless lol...
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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by dude8383 View Post
    LOL I should have expected that...

    How gutless does the m20 feel? It's difficult to find dyno sheets based in CO. Just curious really...
    I mean it's slow... but I haven't known anything else. Both of my vehicles are slow and gutless lol...

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  • Karl
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    Originally posted by dude8383 View Post
    ...calculating... My s54 would lose about 50hp at 5280ft elevation. Thats a shit ton!

    I'm curious if its just something you guys just deal with or are there any tips/tricks?...
    Exactly why we started with Volvos when we moved to Colorado..

    When you're climbing to Eisenhower tunnel I'd always notice it was the Saabs and Volvos passing like it was their daily commute - then notice all the law enforcement in Vail were Saab. (correct me if I misremember)

    Fuel prices for 91 octane the gas turbos want make the M21 turbo diesel really appealing. Just love the sound of a turbo pulling up a hill.

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  • dude8383
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    LOL I should have expected that...

    How gutless does the m20 feel? It's difficult to find dyno sheets based in CO. Just curious really...

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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by dude8383 View Post
    Silly question for you guys living in the mile high city/state... how do you guys cope with the loss in power? I was just in Denver this past weekend and my buddy and I were doing calculating... My s54 would lose about 50hp at 5280ft elevation. Thats a shit ton!

    I'm curious if its just something you guys just deal with or are there any tips/tricks? I figure if I did meth injection and ran a slightly more aggressive cam it could come close but still fall short.

    I'm only asking because I could see myself living out in CO in a couple of years. It truly is a beautiful state.
    supercharger

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  • dude8383
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    Silly question for you guys living in the mile high city/state... how do you guys cope with the loss in power? I was just in Denver this past weekend and my buddy and I were doing calculating... My s54 would lose about 50hp at 5280ft elevation. Thats a shit ton!

    I'm curious if its just something you guys just deal with or are there any tips/tricks? I figure if I did meth injection and ran a slightly more aggressive cam it could come close but still fall short.

    I'm only asking because I could see myself living out in CO in a couple of years. It truly is a beautiful state.

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  • hyperE30
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    Originally posted by lambo View Post
    I'm good. I still have that diff bushing you bought from me like a year or two ago
    Damn, I really need to get that from you!!

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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by Nick_S View Post
    Can anyone recommend a shop to do a simple alignment on my Honda Pilot? I'm so fucking sick of these chain shops constantly trying to rip me off. I had taken my old Forester to Les Schwab and they said they couldn't even do it because the tie rods were seized (I took it there after replacing the shocks and tie rods) and quoted me $1300 for what I'd need before they could even do it. Drove it to a little shop on 38th and they got it done perfect in 45 minutes.


    Fast forward to today and I noticed over the weekend some uneven wear on my rear tires, suspected it was bad rear shocks but asked them check it. They called me 30 minutes after I dropped it off and guess what? They can't even do an alignment till they replace all the shocks and struts, tie rods, control arms AND my steering rack is "puking" fluid and needs replaced as well as ALL of my tires are shot (rears have some minor cupping). They quoted $3200 before they even do the work. What.the.fuck.


    Came home and crawled under the truck. One side of the steering rack shows a minor seep of fluid, tie rods are solid and new-ish, bushings look fine and front tires are perfectly fine. Sadly the shop I took my car to last time has since closed and I'm left still needing an alignment from a shop not run by crooks, fuck the people here.
    Baker Garage near Santa Fe and 25. Good group of dudes that work on anything you bring them. They just did an alignment on my truck a couple weeks ago and it was perfect. Even after offroading the last 4 days it's still good. @justin_chenoweth on instagram is one of the owners.

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  • Nick_S
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    Originally posted by nogapersnBMWs View Post
    Sorry to hear. If near 6th Ave and Sheridan, these guys do good tire/suspension work for cheap:

    Auto & Tire Works of Denver, 1200 S. Sheridan Blvd #1, Denver, CO 80232 (303) 975-9123

    And if near Boulder:

    Barnsley Tire Co., 2535 Pearl St., Boulder, CO 80302 (303) 443-3553

    GLWS

    I'm at 34th and Sheridan so I'll check them out. Order new rear stuts ($62 for the pair off amazon for KYB's) and I'll get those on and see if it lifts this things saggy ass. I'll likely need two new tires but everything else on the car checks out fine compared to what these idiots told me.

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