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nope the procedure i said is the way. you could put a clean finger in the hole and check for fluid (keep your mind out the gutter ) From memory you should do it when its warm, but i change cars so often its been a few years since ive filled an auto so dont quote me, someone else will chime in, or you could run a google search

On the back of the diff there is two 17mm inverse hex bolts, the bottom is drain and top is fill. As rude asit sounds, the correct procedue is to fill till it come backs out the top hole to see if it's full. Same for the transmission if manual and, if your auto doesn't have a dipstick in the engine bay then that too.

LOL In other news, saw an e30 with boss offset following me in welly today thought it was a mate but as it turns out nope lol just same wheels and car! Reeeaaalll awkward when I caught the drivers eye and worked out it wasn't ha

http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F...h?v=Fko3ysrcbhY second drive (first was from driveway to here)

you may be able to get an auto electrician to do it?? I know on my grandperants boxter they got it done so nanna could take my little brother back to thiers for the weekend. It wasnt a Porsche option either.. just a thought. but regardless, bub shouldnt be in the front. back seat only, or buy a peoplemover if no more room back there

Weak. Lol

No sorry, have sold it already. I had a 3.67 LSD and it was a lot of fun. A 4.1 or 3.9 would be ideal IMO Not sure, was from a rear ended wreck. I didn't part the car it came from sorry. New water pump, belts etc when I prepped the engine for install. Shipping to auckland should be about the $100 mark if you can provide an industrial type business with taillift access, wont be much more if you don't

I use my houses wifi. Input into my G4 in the lounge which can then put it over wireless to the iMac upstairs. Its a pretty sweet setup. The card is some chineese sh*t that came through work but its good for free haha. dunno what that would cost you though, and depends if you have a computer or two lying around. Pretty sweet being able to watch youtube on tv too

i have one but at $25 probably better to go to the stealer

You need E30 M3 control arm bushings LOL Edit: why is this guys insurance not paying for this? were you up his ass or driving too fast for the conditions or something? i dont see how he could stop so suddenly yet you cant?

At least they are rwd

Yep that's what I did. There no room for a viscous fan i there.

Sorry... Wasn't serious lol

So all my house utilities are under my name, and the people living with me use the internet. How am I able to protect myself without looking over their shoulder? Does each person have to have their own connection coming tom the house???? Democracy eh

When it comes to a corner and the back steps out, power on and slide it out.

Were you snow drifting?

Careful. You can use a 6cyl g240 driveshaft. The 6cyl g260 one won't work. And I dont know about using e36 parts sorry. Trouble is finding the parts to do it. You'll have fun finding someone willing to sell just a driveshaft etc not part of a conversion. I have everything you need including gearbox for 1000, could take what you have and offset price. Or can do engine as well for 3000 total a shameless plug.. But might be an option

You haven't been under the car yet have you haha. Undo the nuts a turn or two and they slide back and forward to were you want them. Remember e30s came with lots of different engine gearbox and diff combinations but all the same shell so everything's adjustable/multifit

Engaged snow mode...

Your list looks good. I don't know if that driveshaft will work but an m20b20 g240 one will. Also use the shifter linkage from the same car. This is what I did on my car. MAKE SURE the gearbox is from an m40 and you won't have the tilt issue. If you use a g240 from an m20 you will. 1/ if your car has an a/c fan use that. You probably wouldn't bother connecting it up with the m50 anyway. 2/ 3.9x if you can find one. I used 3.6x and that was fine. 3/ The reason this works is because the g240 is the same for both cars except for the bell housing. When connected to an m20 (straight 6 like the m50) it sits one cylinder further back, so using the 6cyl driveshaft makes it work. This is the ONLY 100% e30 parts bin raid setup that works, afaik. You could use an m20 g240 or 260 but then you have the tilt issue and driveshaft problems. 4/ there are a million ones to use. Look towards the Audi/vw/Porsche family. I used a Porsche 944

i think mine was the only house in wellington that didnt get any

SNAP

how many rwhp will i gain?

my one sold, cheers

Mystery solved! Thanks Glen!