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Everything posted by Jacko
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Hand brake needs adjusting bad, and still feels like there is a little air in them still, but they definitely look the ducks nuts.
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It begin, along with an oil change and box/diff fluid.
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It doesnt, runs mint at 265,000km, but have an idea of rebuilding one and doing the MILVs etc as a project. Having a spare donk for both my cars wouldnt be a terrible idea anyway.
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https://opendata-nzta.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/motor-vehicle-register-1/data?where=MAKE like '%De Lorean%' 21 of em One is listed as a Legend Twin Turbo, Wikipedia says its the original twin turbo prototype. https://www.entermyworld.com/gallery/dmc-vin-502
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There was at least two or three in Auckland. That museum/car collection on North shore had 2, and theres the one dressed up as back to future thats goes to CRC speedshow etc.
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Has anyone come across any good information source for an N52 rebuild for the home gamer, Ive spent 5min googling but not found too much. Ideally id like to pull the whole shebang to bits, curious about stuff like how the bedplate seals to the block, and if its something doable by the home gamer, critical dimensions/tolerances etc etc.
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Yup - https://www.bimmermilvs.com/ and the guy who was the guru N52 tuner at BPC has setup his own shop, cant find the url now though. Something like this fabricated locally in stainless I rekon. https://www.brintechcustoms.com.au/all-products/n52-custom-exhaust-headers 265,000km, one lady owner, No M Tax payable.
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All done, just waiting on the stainless lines now. Cars at 265000km now, thinking the next project will be to get myself a N52B30 long block and rebuild it with MILVS, and some nice headers, and a BPC tune. Maybe even swap engines first and rebuild the current one, it runs mint but Id like to see what a 300,000km N52 looks like inside.
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http://bimmersport.co.nz/profile/3323-promo/ is your man
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Car detailing- anyone had experience with ceramic car coating?
Jacko replied to Goffy's topic in Appearance
Sonax Profiline CC36, its legit. -
2 Series active tourer, they're as nasty as they are ugly, and the three cylinder one I see around sounds like its chewing on ball bearings. Been around for 5 odd years, luckily they dont seem to sell many.
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Both cast then machined, the chinese ones just done better
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Zimmerman Sport Coated ( Slotted / Drilled ) Brembo Sport Coated (Slotted / Dimpled ) The Zimmermans are nicely machined, however the inner side of hub isnt deburred, neither are the slots. Finish inside the vanes is OK. The Brembo are machining Artwork, not a bur on it. The coating on the wear surfacea is different to the hub. They spent some time making them... AvE would say Skookum as frig. Ones made in China, the other is German...
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Yeah, Im pretty sure they are a harmonic thing, they're heavy steel, either for noise or for a vibration at a set resonance? No idea.
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I have some Zimmerman sport coated and Brembo sport coated rotors in front of me, will post some pics later, its interesting the difference between them. Its very apparent there are Brembos, and Brembos!, even in the same size/application.
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Stickers stuck, clearcoated, and some new hardware on the 6 pot bananas.
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Pretty good outing considering he had 1/8th the marketing budget, He's already said he will be standing again next time, heres hoping he can get more traction next time around. Its pretty amazing how the media affect who sees what, the whole things so slimey.
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Anyone got tidy LCI E87 door cards, in black or red leather (or anything else out there?)
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Pretty sure the pads currently in the stock brakes on mine are ceramic ATEs, and they bite pretty well, and Ive never had them fade during spirited driving.... I looked at all the fancy metallic pads but then decided brake dust will make me sad, so went ceramic again. Looks pretty easy to change pads out for something more aggressive for track day as well.
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Looking like brakes... courier man is drip feeding me parts... Ended up going for brembo sport coated rotors (slotted/dimpled) for the rear. Options for the rear end are slim pickings due to the odd size. Front end is Zimmerman coated (slotted/drilled), went for Brembo sport NAO ceramic pads and HEL stainless lines.
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Those ryco filters are garbage too, I had one that had chunks of hotglue falling out of it, took it back. "bulk" packs of 6 or so genuine ones pop up on amazon/ebay often for the same price as one "preschoolers art project" ryco one.
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I might take you up on that! Was looking at them yesterday. Thanks!