Developed this drug bin oil holder.
My S54 doesn't burn any oil but I hated keeping partial quarts in the trunk of my ZHP so I've had this project in the back of my mind for years.
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If you don't get a better amp, it's not gonna matter.
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If you don't get a better amp, it's not gonna matter.Originally posted by CarbonM3 View PostI installed my turn csl intake this weekend, sent dme to Kassel for hp map conversion, installed map sensor conversion kit. I have some ct sound 6x9 coming in on Monday. Ill install those in the new “sub” whatever the trunk thing is called on Tuesday.
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Didn't even get a chance to see the original FS post! Hah.Originally posted by oceansize View PostJust bought this car from kaiv
Heck yes. My search for a solid driver's coupe is over, finally.
https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/c...cktop-stripper
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Congrats! That looks amazing.Originally posted by oceansize View PostJust bought this car from kaiv
Heck yes. My search for a solid driver's coupe is over, finally.
https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/c...cktop-stripper
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Just bought this car from kaiv
Heck yes. My search for a solid driver's coupe is over, finally.
Up for sale is my 2005 Mystic Blue slicktop M3. This was originally meant to be a forever car but it’s time for someone to enjoy this clean and sorted M3. A little background in the interest of full disclosure: You may have seen this car on my IG with an S65 in it. The original plan was to build a CA-legal swapped street carLast edited by oceansize; 03-02-2026, 03:43 PM.
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Originally posted by Cubieman View PostFinally unmasked my botched repaint over the repair areas on my strut towers, they were cracked.
I knew I should have just sprayed the entire tops, regardless of match just spraying 3 separate spots will always look off.
On the underside I used self etch primer, and POR-15 over it, I can already tell that won't last, I should have used 2k epoxy like I did up top, superior rust protection.
Oh well, I can always have it done professionally later and now I can get the car put back together.
You're good man, enjoy the car for a bit. It's not a show car
Besides once you get everything back together it won't be as noticeable if at all from what I can see.
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Finally unmasked my botched repaint over the repair areas on my strut towers, they were cracked.
I knew I should have just sprayed the entire tops, regardless of match just spraying 3 separate spots will always look off.
On the underside I used self etch primer, and POR-15 over it, I can already tell that won't last, I should have used 2k epoxy like I did up top, superior rust protection.
Oh well, I can always have it done professionally later and now I can get the car put back together.
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I installed my turn csl intake this weekend, sent dme to Kassel for hp map conversion, installed map sensor conversion kit. I have some ct sound 6x9 coming in on Monday. Ill install those in the new “sub” whatever the trunk thing is called on Tuesday.
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things are happening.
we got a good rain on sat that washed all the salt off the roads.
gave the car a good wash/vac on Sun, and put new Motul XPower oil in with Mahle filter yesterday. Ordered an AC o-ring kit to hopefully get that working, and a new blower motor/resistor to put an end to the fan squeeking. Then ordered new MPS4S to replace the supersports I put on the car in 2010. Hopefully I can get the ohlins R&T installed in the next ~week. So many big things getting checked off the list this year the car is finally going to be put back into real service after a decade of sitting on the sidelines.Last edited by tnord; 02-17-2026, 12:25 PM.
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I have traced the pins, the tricky ones are the white ones, but I am almost certain they don’t have any polarity, anyhow, this is how they are from the factory, the numbers below are the PIN numbers on the connector sideOriginally posted by davidinnyc View Post
I’ve been wanting to do this - I have all of the male and female connectors, just haven’t found a minute to get wiring. Do you have a cheat sheet on which wires you bought?
1 - white wire. Heater element
2 - white wire. Heater element. This lines up with the sensor part number on the sensor body
3 - gray wire. This is the signal wire to the DME
4 - black wire. This is the sensor element ground
the white wires really just close the loop to the heater element which is nothing but a resistor, same in principle as a light bulb filament.
I am basically making one sensor harness out of two, to join them I am using crimped terminals isolated with heat shrink tubes. To make it easier to myself I colored white wire for pin 1 with a black sharpie so I know which is which without having to removal the harness protective sleeve
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Yeah, I have a few sets of sensors I can pull the wiring from but wanted to find the wiring separate from cutting through a few O2 sensors… fun!Originally posted by maupineda View PostNo, I have not made one. But will do one as I splice them and join them.
i have re routed the engine side loom to the plastic holder and taken the exhaust off
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