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Should be a case of just pressing the install button, rather than copying the source code. Greasemonkey will install it automatically if it has a '.user.js' extension. I get what you mean about the not too familiar. I hardly get this stuff and my major is computer science

After you've gone to the link in the OP, follow the steps in the description. Should be a green install button on each of the links in step 1 & 2. Make sure to restart firefox after it has installed greasemonkey.

Agree with Mark, IMO the mods have had good reason to close all the ones I've seen

My car probably doesn't deserve to be in here, but my crappy point and shoot makes it look a whole lot better than it is. The couple I do like:

Was probably too drunk to comment, but seemed like the dutch played a very good game, especially considering the brazilians being up 1-0 after 10 mins.

Holy sh*t, thats quick!! Almost too fast for a hillclimb car? lol

The temp sensor usually plugs into the side of the brake duct. I've left mine wrapped around some other wires, my brake duct doesn't exist anymore

I did this aswell when I first got mine 1. Open car with key 2. Get in and close the door 3. Turn ignition to pos 1 briefly (max 5 secs) then off 4. Take key out, hold down unlock on remote and press the lock button 3 times within 10 secs 5. Release the unlock button The car should then lock and unlock itself if this works, if not try again.

Have heard the best place to get these is BMWarehouse in Hamilton? Might pay to give them a call. Will be getting me one when I get some spare cash

Damn! thats a sexy piece of kit

Hows the condition of the shocks and springs? Any idea of approximate mileage on them?

Welcome, pics are always good

Sounds like the flaring that usually comes after the jerk. When mine does it, it feels like it's slipped into neutral for a second or so, then goes into second. Does it do a similar thing when you're accelerating from a standstill?

Surely he's takin the piss??

It's a script, needs the grease monkey addon to work

Welcome. Always good to see more Palmy members, and E36 is even better

Welcome, that is a very cool E36, pretty much everything I would want if I was to buy another

I'll take an S14 thanks

Better late than never for a welcome! I do like those wheels on the E30.

Your plate doesn't lie

I had the fluid and filter replaced on mine and it was around the $250-$300 mark. Hasn't helped the jerk at all, as far as I can tell.

As far as I'm aware they're the same for all versions of E36 (even motorsport/ non motorsport bumpers), could be that your bracket was an aftermarket one.

That is hot, love what you've done so far

Keep it. It'll be worth a whole lot more when you get it running

coupe/sedan?