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  • et89
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    Congrats brother! Little bimmer boy, or bimmer girl?

    And I agree with D-O, Try to enjoy every bit of it!
    Mine are in their late teens and it went by FAST.

    ohw, and big bike! e46's are just the right size

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  • D-O
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    Congratulations!! Try and enjoy every second - it will be over before you know it.

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  • fattycharged
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    Congrats on the new addition, 3.5 years in and lil dude has completely taken over the bedroom… sleep train lol 😵‍💫


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  • 332
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    Nice build, I wouldn't have used a LCI car. But to each and their own!

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  • enjoy_m3
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    congrats! I'm 1.5 years in. Busy, tiring but great times. I hope you don't reach the same itch as me, for a bigger wagon. lol

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  • Arclitgold
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    Congratulations! Enjoy it as best you can and if you can sleep train early, do it. We didn’t and never slept for 2 years!

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  • YoitsTmac
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    Congrats on the new little one!

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by Bry5on View Post
    Well I've been busy for the past few weeks as my wife and I had our first child! Apologies if you've PMed me and I haven't gotten back to you yet - I will! I'm typing this one handed with a baby in the other arm.
    Damn it. Going to miss your projects

    Also, you know, congrats and stuff. Used our M3 wagon as a babymobile for several years, and it was great.

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    Originally posted by Bry5on View Post
    Well I've been busy for the past few weeks as my wife and I had our first child! Apologies if you've PMed me and I haven't gotten back to you yet - I will! I'm typing this one handed with a baby in the other arm..

    In the meantime, a question for you: Big bike or small car?
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    Congrats!

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  • karter16
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    Originally posted by Bry5on View Post
    Well I've been busy for the past few weeks as my wife and I had our first child! Apologies if you've PMed me and I haven't gotten back to you yet - I will! I'm typing this one handed with a baby in the other arm..

    In the meantime, a question for you: Big bike or small car?
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    Ah congratulations to you both! Very pleased to hear!!! Enjoy this special time :-)


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  • Bry5on
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    Well I've been busy for the past few weeks as my wife and I had our first child! Apologies if you've PMed me and I haven't gotten back to you yet - I will! I'm typing this one handed with a baby in the other arm..

    In the meantime, a question for you: Big bike or small car?
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  • Arclitgold
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    I’m in awe of the engineering effort happening here. Keep it up!

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  • Bry5on
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    Originally posted by George Hill View Post

    I assumed (haha, yes I know) that the sensor to bearing design/location would be the same or close enough for either option. But that is a good point about the E6x M cars being an option.

    When the time comes I'll cross the MCS bridge if needed, not a total issue right now but I would prefer the SK because it just looks so wild, it'll be fitting on Eileen especially with all the carbon
    One way or another we’ll find the way!

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  • George Hill
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    Originally posted by Bry5on View Post

    You should check the mounting/sensors for e60 M5 knuckle. The M5 uses the e9x style sensing and if the knuckle has the same sensor mounting as the non-M5 e60, that’d do it for you. Just use the e60 M5 stuff up front in either knuckle.

    Also we could technically weld to this super knuckle to add a saddle clamp and make it MCS compatible… after testing the base design of course.
    I assumed (haha, yes I know) that the sensor to bearing design/location would be the same or close enough for either option. But that is a good point about the E6x M cars being an option.

    When the time comes I'll cross the MCS bridge if needed, not a total issue right now but I would prefer the SK because it just looks so wild, it'll be fitting on Eileen especially with all the carbon

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  • Bry5on
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    Originally posted by George Hill View Post
    Yes, I've been watching their development and its pretty cool. I like all the features they've built into it (even if they are not ideal for every instance). I look at it like they too Bryson's idea and made it more applicable to scaling and mass adoption. I feel like Bryson's takes what they've done to the next level without any constraints.

    For my project I need to run an E9x front wheel bearing but now that I have MCS's I'm stuck in the middle, haha.

    Either way Bryson's SK is now waiting on me, I need to get on the lathe and make the ball joint inserts.
    You should check the mounting/sensors for e60 M5 knuckle. The M5 uses the e9x style sensing and if the knuckle has the same sensor mounting as the non-M5 e60, that’d do it for you. Just use the e60 M5 stuff up front in either knuckle.

    Also we could technically weld to this super knuckle to add a saddle clamp and make it MCS compatible… after testing the base design of course.

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