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Braeden320

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  1. Nice Clip, loving the sound of that car and the skillround the corners,such a smooth driver
  2. Nice video, me even better if your could see his instuments-revs speed etc. I gather thats his diff whining??
  3. Nice.State wouldn,t do that(agreed value) with either of my cars,time for a change me feels...
  4. Nice.Loving the stationwagon bemmers atm
  5. Dam Thats good!Might have to give them a call
  6. What are you lookin at getting?if you don't mind me asking
  7. Good luck with the sale man..see it round heaps. Looks real tidy
  8. futhur down on this thread is pics/prices/where to get a CAI for an e36, have a read its good info. From past experience if you are going for a pod filter personally i've found genuine k+n the best. With a good cold airbox setup and bigger exhaust(less restrictive mufflers etc) you should see some gains.
  9. Really nice example-looks dam good. The market for e36s is a buyers one at the moment, theres just so many out there.espicially 318's.You can get alot for 10k if your after an e36 Good luck with the sale though, hope you get a good price
  10. Dam it looks Staunch as in that last pic!!Lip looks good.
  11. Often see "joshnz" bimmersport member round palmerston north.
  12. Nice e30,wheels look good.welcome
  13. Why not just do a dyno run to see what/if it did gain? Anything other than that is a guess imo
  14. Braeden320

    Billy T James

    Haha what a good way to start a friday!dam thats funny!
  15. Bloody Nice Looking Car!!pic 5 is mint
  16. Haha, those links are very funny!!
  17. No unfortunatly..my workmate emailed me these. would be bloody interesting tho!
  18. Thought some may be interested..Bloody amazing really! 1) Under full throttle a Top Fuel engine consumes 1.5 gallons or 8 litres of nitro methane per second. 2) A fully loaded 747 jet consumes jet fuel at the same rate but with 25% less energy being produced. 3) A stock 426 Hemi cannot produce enough power to drive the dragsters supercharger. 4) With 3000cfm of air being rammed in by the supercharger on overdrive, the air/fuel mixture is compressed into near solid form before ignition. 5) Cylinders run on the verge of hydraulic lock at full throttle. 6) At the stoichiometric 1.7:1 air/fuel mixture for nitro methane the flame front measures 7050deg F. 7) Nitro methane burns yellow. 8] The spectacular white flame seen above the stacks at night is raw burning hydrogen, dissociated from atmospheric water vapor by the searing exhaust gasses. 9) Dual magnetos supply 44 amps to each sparkplug. This is the output of an arc welder in each cylinder. 10) Sparkplug electrodes are totally destroyed during a pass. 11) After half way the engine is dieseling from compression plus the glow of the exhaust valves at 1400deg F. 12) Cutting the fuel flow can only shut the engine down. 13) If spark momentarily fails early in a run the unburned nitro builds up in the affected cylinders & then explodes with sufficient force to blow the heads off the block in pieces or split the block in two. 14) In order to exceed 300mph in 4.5 seconds a dragster must accelerate at an average of 4 G's. 15) In order to reach 200mph well before half track the launch approaches 8 G's. 16) Top Fuel engines turn approximately 540 revolutions from light to light. 17) Including the burnout, a Top Fuel engine must only survive 900 revolutions under load. 18] The redline is actually quite high at 9500rpm. 19) The bottom line is: Assuring all the equipment is paid off, the crew work for free & for once nothing blows up, each run costs around $1000 per second.
  19. Just don't like cars in general that are sacked on rims with rotors..nothing agaisnt the owner. Each to the own car but also each to there own opinion!
  20. Alpinas, they are a classic looking wheel.The M5 wheel is to modern for your model of car i reckon
  21. Haha true that, might save a little on shipping anyway
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