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Everything posted by Andrew
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That's right - i've decided to keep my E36 (as a good beach/tow/hack car) and not ruin a decent E39. It's on tardme. Make an offer. TRADE ME LINKAGE Cheers
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Badass
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Findong out what the colour is of the bmw?
Andrew replied to parriehunter's topic in General Discussion
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Premiere Pro 2 (Or CS3) is kind of Prosumer stuff.
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Agreed. Welcome aboard.
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Most likely - that's exactly what I mean. So easy to find other boxes.
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I wouldn't worry about it - gearboxes are cheap as chips. Just negotiate them down and wait for it to break (if it does)
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Is New Zealand Broadband Internet too EXPENSIVE?
Andrew replied to international's topic in Off-Topic
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German plate, tints, smoked, raise the rear for mean rake. HOT Leave the mirrors like they are - looks good.
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323i Mtech? 101kms - 7 - 8 k? Could be better than a Ti TRADE ME LINK HERE
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Money can buy you anything your heart desires - it’s true. Especially after you see this. A ridiculously rich Russian tycoon who lives in Dubai’s Burh Al-Arab seven star hotel, bought a regular Bugatti Veyron but felt it needed a little more personalization. The Bugatti Veyron Pegaso Edition supposedly has 1,200 horsepower, which probably gives it the ability to top its already record setting 250mph. According to Jalopnik the car could be priced well over $1.2 million. Bugatti Veyron Pegaso Edition Gallery:
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Can't cancel the auction sorry - they are still cheap at the current price
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Someone is getting a steal
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Cheap as chips at $300 - closing this arvo!
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My parents have buggered off overseas for a long time and are selling thier cars. My mum's 318Ci - nice little car (we worked out why it was teh so SLOW so that is all sorted with FSH). Trademe Linkage
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x 2
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More realistic - although mine is on there at 7k
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So much badassness
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Call our forum sponsor - Euro Italian - tell him you are from Bimmersport.
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AC Schnitzer has revealed its new concept vehicle called the PROFILE. Based on the Z4 M Coupe, engine tuning give the high-revving 6-cylinder engine an extra 20 horses with a total of 350. AC Schnitzer has also added a rear axle ratio of 3.91:1 provides better sprint capacity, while the perfectly smooth transmission. While we’re not to impressed with the orange-white color combination, the AC Schnitzer bodykit defintely makes the Z4 M Coupe more aggresive looking. The tuner company has added a new front skirt, widened wheelarches, new side skirts, a new rear skirt with carbon diffuser and a rear spoiler with a roof wing. The PROFILE rides on alloy Type V 20-inch. Click through for images and the press release. AC Schnitzer PROFILE - Z4 M Coupe Gallery: Press Release: Limits Redefined The concept PROFILE by AC Schnitzer based on the Z4 M Coupé Take the first ascent of the 8,848 metre high Mount Everest, the expeditions to the poles or the dive into the 11 km deep canyon of the Mariana Trench. There have always been individuals and extreme characters who have pushed our boundaries and discovered new terrain. An extreme region for automotive tuners, where only a few venture, has always been the BMW M-series cars, in particular the uncompromising Z4 M-Coupé, a thoroughbred driving machine. But the fact that the limits of this extraordinary car are far from reached is evident from the new concept vehicle by AC Schnitzer - the PROFILE - even at first glance. Classic engine tuning hauls the power of the high-revving six-cylinder in-line plant to a robust 350 HP. Not only is a special “active breathing†airbox used, but the engine control unit has been remapped. But power alone isn’t enough to get the maximum from an athletic heart. So the modified rear axle ratio of 3.91:1 provides better sprint capacity, while the perfectly smooth transmission with the AC Schnitzer Short Shift ensures crisp changes by the driver. And as you listen to the sonorous baritone note of the left/right sports exhaust system with the trapezoid tailpipes, you could be deceived into thinking that the driver is not changing gears, but playing some kind of a musical instrument. A feast for all the senses: Visually the stunning colour combination of white-orange casts its spell and perfectly enhances the exquisite contours of the AC Schnitzer bodykit. From the front skirt with its suggestive cup-wings via the widened wheelarches and flanks with the gill-like vents - as already used on the legendary BMW 507- the dynamic line is drawn over the bulging side skirts to the rear skirt with carbon diffuser. The whole is crowned by a rear spoiler and a fascinatingly styled roof wing. The forged alloy Type V wheels from the standard AC Schnitzer collection are a work of art in themselves. Filigree design yet with an air of solidity, in size 9.0J x 20″ at the front and 10.0J x 20″ at the rear, these wheels are the perfect adornment combined with tyres size 235/30 ZR 20 front and 295/25 ZR 20 rear. But traction alone isn’t everything, and the dynamics are supported by the AC Schnitzer suspension with its racing heritage, set up in the Green Hell of the Nürburgring. An aluminium strut brace in “Racing†style not only catches the eye but limits the torsion of the front body. Thanks to the AC Schnitzer racing seats, the driver always holds position. And the carbon interior trim and pedal set, with decor elements of aluminium, radiate pure racing flair. Could there be a better place to experience the limits of potential?
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My car didn't blow up.
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Cambelts cost less than that new!
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These guys are my kind of modders. Badass
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Also interested - will it fit out the rear of an M5 kit?