Forrest

Things to do before the start of June: - Buy Urethane Front and Rear Sway Bar Mounts - Buy Front Braided Brake Lines - Buy 320mm Dished Suede Wheel - Buy 325i Front Sway Bar - Get Gauges back together - Wheel Alignment - Fix Exhaust Mount Been brainstorming all night, ideas/thoughts been swishing in my head, had to write them somewhere This 'budget' monster never ends guess there is worse things I could spend my money on. - Nathan

I havn't heard of it either Nick, I can only think reaction rod bushes could be sway bar bushes? Surely you can't fail a WOF on those

'scuse any fellow e30techers that have already seen this.. It's pretty original and pretty cool at the same time. http://www.xoutpost.com/off-topic/lounge/6...natics-com.html

Forrest = meforrest

When you have 2 x 2000 word assignments, 3 x 600 word essays + 4 exams to study for in the next month and instead am procrastinating on BS slash PM'ing peeps about brake lines. LOLs

LOL @ red bottlecaps. hahahaha mad

This is fantastic Laurence, a real credit to you, and you have far more patience than I would. Must be time to organise another Welly BS Cruise to celebrate, especially with my car rolling too. - Nathan

Fixed.

^ werd

That E30 M3 is essentially what I would want as my dream car Just like that . Nice collection + the extras

^ LOL Simon. If I was rich I would be keen for those BBS's

I am jealous of your subframe sir. More win'ness. Favourite car on BS atm, by far.

^ Probably, I never thought of that. Still, would rather a $150 fine than pay 400+ for real ones.

Filled my car up tonight at BP, the attendant asked me whether I had gotten a ticket for my plates yet..he said his mate got stung a few days ago. Welly BS members beware...keep your standard plates on you

Got the car all back together tonight. Just needs some fine tuning. Is a zillion times better without the clunking from the rear end Seems to pull heaps better with the new computer in it and urethane subframe bushes, just need to save for a chip now Off for a wheel alignment this week and various other goodies.

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Holy Crap...so much win in this thread (apart from both sets of wheels they are hideous). You would think he would want to put both hands on the wheel with 1000hp under the right foot.

Potentially a loom, sump, ecu, exhaust manifold and a front half of a standard exhaust system

^PM'd. Guess I have just got my priorities right

When your mates come round and see you on the pc and ask you, "hows bimmersport". When you have bimmersport as your homepage. When you blew a weeks student wages on bimmersport stickers for your car. (Those actually all happened to me haha)

I would rather see him rot in jail full of pain than be killed and be painfree...but then that opens another can of worms such as, should life in jail mean life...

Does anyone know of anyone who would have these? Need motor and electrical parts. Ray??? Any help is appreciated, Nathan

Attention: JiB.... 1. Its possible but you need some bits from a e30 m42 to make it go in - you'll need the e30 engine loom (unless your good with wiring, in which case could probably use the e36 loom and get around the security), e30 exhaust manifold and I think I heard something about a PAS pump but I'm not sure. 2. We did it on ours couple of years back. You need an E30 oil sump, go for the E30 manifold as it gives slightly better torque, The loom is very similar IIRC but don't quote me, the mounts need changing too IIRC.

Excuse the novel everyone Had just finished school for the term holidays, went for a ride on my old road bike down a long road around where I live, saw one of those 'speed' cameras that tell you how fast your going. Being the speed demon I am, I knew I could wind up to 35kph + and see how fast I could go. Started flying about 300m up the road, managed to over balance (too far away from the camera so I didn't even see how fast I was going), then flew over the handlebars (had clip shoes in so my feet were still connected to the bike as I essentially did a somersault down the side of the road) (remember flying through the air thinking this would've been the sickest sh*t to get on camera lol), managed to get my achillies/calf on my leg to get chopped up by the big chain ring of the bike (the big gear in the middle of the bike for you bike n00bs) smashed my head on the gutter and both sides of my hips were used as brakes as I slid down the road on them and eventually landed in a crumpled heap on the side of the road. If I had have landed in the middle, more than likely would've been run over. Luckily I was wearing a helmet, it cracked in half, if I hadnt been or it hadnt been fitted properly, had a bloody good chance of getting brain damage. Luckily a plumber in a van saw me crash, picked me up and took me home. Didn't feel to bad, just had mega cuts and scrapes and a massive gash on the back of my leg from the chain ring. Got out of the van and started walking down the drive, and essentially went into shock/had concussion, lost my vision and I couldn't hear anything. Was so scared apparently my pupils went all dialated and looked like I was on acid lol. To cut a already long story short (ish) no ambulances in the area so a fire engine came to my house, gave me oxygen etc to get my eyesight back etc, then spent 3 hours riding in a ambulance on the way to hospital picking far more sick people up on the way..felt like such a clown. 4 hours wait in E.D at the hospital,10 stitches in my leg later, 4 weeks of no exercise, 2 weeks of crying in the shower (no lies), scars on the back of my leg, my back (in the shape of a tar seal road) and on both hips, oh and 52+ weeks till I was brave enough to ride a bike on the road again. Moral of the story is: 1) Always wear a helmet riding your bike, saved my life. 2) Don't be a tool and show off to essentially nobody on a bike. 3) Don't try and kill yourself before school holidays start and have to watch Days of Our Lives 2 weeks straight when you should be out having fun. Sorry for the long post, at least chicks dig scars

When something remotely electrical stops working, you take it to Glenn to get it scanned.