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Kepes

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  1. 10 hours ago, Karter16 said:

    Yep I stand corrected ? - 2000 M/Y imported to NZ in 2002. Missed it as wasn't expecting to see anything under the year 2000, will go back and have a look at what else is in that year.

    Here's the other one! SMG, Imported in 2005 as far as I'm aware. Owned by a friend of mine - I've got dibs when it goes up for sale ;)

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  2. Not sure if these are even worth trying to sell since they've been installed??

    Anyway, installed half (7) before realising I had the wrong ones, and the remaining 7 wouldn't fit into the bearing caps. Crank wasn't sat on them or anything. Wore gloves while handling them. 
    Installed with assembly lube as per pictures which I have since cleaned off. Pics are of the 7 which were installed, as the other 7 are as new

    These should fit earlier M20 motors 87 and earlier, but best to confirm yourself.
    Edit: Part #11211265459 Brand: Kolbenschmidt 

    $50 shipped

    SOLD

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  3. 16 minutes ago, gjm said:

     

    I think the two-piece seal is joined on the sides, a couple of inches back from the front edge. Perhaps have the single strip join in the same location?

    A seal at the back could be susceptible to having water pushed towards the back of the opening panel, and possibly collecting where the seal join is. Maybe.

    Yup, you're right about where the two-piece comes together. Good logic regarding the one-piece (I thought to join it there too) however I think the back, in the middle, is the correct spot. A guy on E30 facebook group said that's where his comes together too. 
     

    1 hour ago, nick496 said:

    I'm not sure if it's the correct spot, but I had mine meet in the middle at the rear. 

    Cheers Nick!


  4. E30 - I've got a new sunroof seal. Being a pre-facelift it comes from the factory with a 2 piece seal. I'm replacing it with the 1 piece seal from the facelift.  Where should the 2 ends of the seal meet? Is there a spot that's better than others? Or if anyone with a facelift could please tell me where they join from the factory, I would really appreciate it.

    Thanks :~)


  5. The E30 wasn't stopping very well, so it was time for a brake overhaul. 

    New pads, rotors, rebuilt calipers, braided brake lines, and brand new master cylinder originally fitted to the bigger 7 series of the same era. Oh, and new tyres, Bridgestone RE003. 
    Car stops much better, success! Off for a WoF on Tuesday.

    Unpainted one is from the E32, noticeably beefier
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  6. 18 minutes ago, 3pedals said:

    restricted drivers have an horrendous accident - rate like 1in 4 will have a serious crash in the first 12 months. 

    You're not wrong but I think 1 in 4 is a bit extreme. In terms of having passengers while on your restricted, I think we should adopt some of the conditions which apply to Australian Provisional 'P' licenses, particularly being able to drive with one passenger, regardless of what license the passenger is on. When I did my defensive driving course, I remember the tutor telling us that studies found having a passenger was actually safer than driving solo, if they're aware of whats going on around them. Mobile phones definitely don't help.

    As for actually passing your restricted test, I think it's a pretty thorough test which is good, however it involves no open road driving. The full license test is a bit of a joke. Took me around 15min, a third of it was spent sitting at traffic lights as I did it just before a long weekend.

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  7. 1 hour ago, Palazzo said:

    What's the best place to buy fuel hose? Ripco? Need a whole 50mm.

    Definitely not ripco. They charge something like $40 a metre, and they only sell it by the metre. 

    Supercheap has it for $12 a metre, mind you they too only sell it by the metre. Might be worth trying somewhere like BNT if supercheap is too far away.

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  8. 3 hours ago, musccoo said:

    @Kepes is that for a m20? kinda looks like you've been given the wrong one from Repco..

    Yeah it's for the M20. I think it's the right one as it has a Ryco part # on it too which matches what I took off the car when I bought it. The Ryco unit is the same size as the Mahle

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