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  • siamkazi
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    Rear headrest go-pro bracket for POV on these amazing fall evenings (used an older action cam to test):
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  • M3LSB.Gab
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    I found a local set of BBS RSII. Will be polising them, installing PS4S tires and waiting to find a clean E46 M3
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  • maupineda
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    Originally posted by maupineda View Post

    Made some progress. I applied the primer, I mixed it as a surfacer. Came out good with very few dust particles. Not concerned at this point as it needs to be sanded to make it flat. The area I repaired came out ok. Not perfect, but I think I can level the primer just enough to make it invisible once colored and cleared

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    Sanded the primer on the repaired area and super happy with the result, I cannot tell where the damage was. I just need to finesse the edge, it may not be perfect but for the untrained eye, nothing happened there

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  • 1000hp
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    Subframe (plates + topside brace)
    RTABS
    Diff bushings
    Pinion and axle seals
    Rear ball joints
    Rear adjustable LCAs
    Front control arm bushings
    P/S pressure hose
    P/S pressure regulator shims (added 2)
    Poly steering shaft flex coupler
    Megan headers
    (Been dicking with it for a few weekends but wrapped it all up today).

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  • 6speedS54
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    Replaced detents on top of the transmission, roller with a spring on the side behind the GPS, and shifter rod seal. Guess I now know why the shifter was popping out intermittently ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚ The shifting feel is much tighter now than before.

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  • PSUEng
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    Thought I'd get one of these, seemed to be a good deal.
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  • zzyzx85
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    Inspected the parts I bought for it.

    Freaky Parts front Brembos:
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  • Barracooda
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    Today I finally adjusted my ride height after years of ownership. I've got the Bilsten PSS10s, went up 3 full turns in the front which took the height from about 13 1/8" to 13 1/2". Didn't touch the rear, but it's about 14 1/8", which apparently should probably come down a bit from what I've read lately.

    I only went for a short drive, but the ride quality and comfort over bumps and dips seemed much improved. I should have done this a long time ago, I suspect I've been hitting the bump stops fairly often.

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  • e46life
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    Originally posted by Projecte46m3 View Post
    Finally got my front seats finished to complete the interior...also some new rare kicks!

    Long story short...I was able to source a complete ZHP coupe alcantara/laser cloth interior and extra rear seats for additional fabric. I ripped the center cloth fabric off the seats and used them to reupholster the Recaro PPs. The Laser cloth (G7AT) material appears to be the exact same as found on the M3 CSL labeled ADAT - Anthracite Reflex cloth which I thought was interesting.

    Recaro Pole Position Carbon ABE w/ Anthracite Alcantara and Laser Cloth (G7AT) and a very rare set of 18" BBS FI wheels:





    those seats are fireeeee

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  • e46life
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    Originally posted by DepthPatrol View Post
    Ordered an Eventuri carbon airbox ๐Ÿซ 
    an absolute must!!!

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  • DepthPatrol
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    Ordered an Eventuri carbon airbox ๐Ÿซ 

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  • davidinnyc
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    Cut the exhaust manifold heat shield into two for future header swapping / removal. I left a quarter-inch gap between the two parts so that they would slip in and out easier.




    First 2-hour heat cycle with Supersprint stepped V1s and theyโ€™re already bronze!

    Last edited by davidinnyc; 10-29-2025, 10:03 PM.

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  • maupineda
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    Originally posted by maupineda View Post
    After a fistfight with the garage door, had to learn myself how to do bodywork.

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    Made some progress. I applied the primer, I mixed it as a surfacer. Came out good with very few dust particles. Not concerned at this point as it needs to be sanded to make it flat. The area I repaired came out ok. Not perfect, but I think I can level the primer just enough to make it invisible once colored and cleared

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  • Mystic03
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    I continued my search for a set of 219m wheels in good shape, and went down the rabbit hole of suspension options! I hope I find my way back..

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  • Arclitgold
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    Holy moly

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