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    Jobe from BigTime (frmr Donut) starts work on converting his E46 to CSL-like spec

    Use the link below to get your own 303 Car Care products while helping to support us at BigTime! http://bit.ly/3Vbx8HkJobe is taking his BMW E46 M3 and build...


    Those last 30 seconds are why I pay people to work on my M3 rather than do it myself. Absolutely terrifying.

    #2
    ugh heartbreaking

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      #3
      Originally posted by Gearhead55 View Post
      ugh heartbreaking
      Did that sound like a spun bearing?

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        #4
        Sounded like a squealing belt/pulley to me but noises on camera, on computer speaker are hard to identify lol.

        If it is a bearing it’s totally heartbreaking, hopefully the crank is ok.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Ramps View Post
          Sounded like a squealing belt/pulley to me but noises on camera, on computer speaker are hard to identify lol.

          If it is a bearing it’s totally heartbreaking, hopefully the crank is ok.
          See, I thought it sounded like a squeal of a belt as well, though when he started up, it did sound a bit rough, but nothing too serious.

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            #6
            Did not sound like a spun anything…but it makes for a great lead up to the next video


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              #7
              Right but wouldn’t the bearing fail right away, like on the initial startup, if it was done wrong? Or would it be fine for a short time before failing?
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                #8
                Originally posted by Nate047 View Post
                Right but wouldn’t the bearing fail right away, like on the initial startup, if it was done wrong? Or would it be fine for a short time before failing?
                Would probably last a few miles.
                E46 ///M3 • 12/2002 • phönix-gelb • 6MT
                E39 ///M5 • 12/1998 • avus-blau • 6MT
                E60 ///M5 • 11/2006 • saphir-schwarz • 6MT

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