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Quit a lot of my indie listening has fallen away. Really need to invest in a record bath/ vacuum system and record the stuff digitally fir the back catalogue that can't be brought. However, Still listen to Killing Joke these days. One of the band members lived in NZ so have been hopping they'd get together and run a gig down under. I'm still waiting .......

Was offered $320 pounds for the forest a while back. Still going for half price from what I can see. Have body electric on 12 inch as well. NZs answer to Devo. There was also another local band "Marginal Error" some people may remember their track " this heaven" was the background music to "Radio with Pictures "

Here we go.... and your right on the Cure album name Faith. Ive got one of those rare Cure Green plastic 12 inch 45s with " a forest" .Limited run and only in NZ.

Now this music needs its own thread ? From all cats are grey.... a very dark album

I think this one has always been priced slightly higher than the market. It really needs the ACS wheels to match the ACS style (genuine ? )spoiler / rear wing and rear valance. Theres a ACS e46 M3 in Wellington with similar kit and it looks stunning looks stunning . SMGs are now cheaper to repair now that motor replacement kits are available.

Not sure if the pump is the same as the m3 but here is a electric motor replacement kit video. If the motor in the pump is an issue then it's no longer a 3k plus repair

The compact doors are unique in that they have speaker holes in the door. Ideal from an e46 pov.

Factory mid bass is a shallow 6inch driver. 5.25 and 6.5s will need an adapter to fit with the existing mounts. Many won't fit depth wise without cutting a hole in the door as per Zeros post. There are a few drop in speakers from bsw, focal , cdt audio and also Dayton audio sets via eBay. They tend to be pricey but make the install easier . There is a small company called technic that makes a wiring loom adapter which uses the factory speaker wired to aftermarket amp that's worth looking at.

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I think this was the original PDF guide he did. e39_jap_2_euro_nav_conversion_mar09.pdf

Get an Aprillia 250cc two stroke. And learn to ride the pants off it. Getting litre plus bikes makes it too easy to develop bad habits earlier on in my humble opinion. Otherwuse , get the meanest bad@assed litre plus bike you can afford and scare yourself silly, you have a licence now that says you can. Ignore that little voice of caution and comon sense that keeps nagging away and holding you back ?

Can you post a link to the page your on (copy and paste the full link from your browser)

Does anyone have a view of running cost for an f10 verse e60 M5 ? Thinking it's time after 30 years of driving coupes to get a 4 door.

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Its a bit misleading. 3 road versions but a number of race versions around (two in nz ?). Saw a couple of E46 M3 GTRs racing against GT3s in a support race for a1gp at brandshatch. Sounding awesome going up the hill.

Sound like you need to try an BMW s1000rr.

Pete, I've got to pull an all nighter of next couple of Saturday evenings and have grand nieces first birthday this Saturday lunchtime. Could do next Sat midday ish? Sundays I won't be up for much as will be getting some sleep from about 10 am.. last weekend in June will be on standby but could do either day if all goes well over next couple of weekends

Probably enough interest now to get it going again. Would be keen to pass this on. Used to find out side f the committee you'd get replies from only a few to events. Normally events would be augmented with Bimmersport or friends out side of the club with BMWs. Plenty of pluses like legal protection during events, manz affiliation etc. For myself I think I was kidding myself thinking I'd have time with new family and mid life career change. Happy to call an agm and vote in new president for others to get it going again.

S70 engine out of the 90s M8 prototype is my fav. http://www.unixnerd.demon.co.uk/s70.html

Was looking to do similar when I lived in the U.K. 2005/6. A number were still 5-7k gbp Had a look at a few. Some where very rough. Was even an EVO3 2.5 for $16k GBP. Just didn't get it together in time ( need to own one for 3 months to bring it in under khi rule) Ended up with a free contraner coming back to NZ which was largely empty bar IKEA flat pack furniture, bed, and a sofa. :-(

But 1m quicker than most "true N/A engined M cars. These are a great package! Just doesn't sound s54 induction cool.

Quite like the idea of these type of displays but I suspect stealth mounting the detector would reduce effectiveness being lower in the car. http://www.radar-mirror.com/

Edrms as in document management?

Someone ask me if my m3 badge was the base 3 series. I told them there wasn't room for a 316i X2 badge, but it was. Badges mean nothing to many.

Bit of a story, but much of the lightning accessories have to short a lead to get into ashtray mount. I brought one of those lightning extension cable you see on eBay, but it fell apart. I also had an issue with alternator whine with audio plus changing hence audio only. Of late I've been experimenting with the iPhone streaming over wifi to my test Kodi Raspberry Pi3. It's using the audio stream via appletv on the phone. Seems to work ok and should stream without codec conversion so audio in theory should from lossless tracks. Not convinced yet though. Some critical listening needed. Agree in the ULFs . They should support standards based Bluetooth but seem to have trouble with later phones that should be backwards compatible with the standards. apple watch eh, been thinking about one of those.