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E30 M50 tear down kinda thing

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  • Brian.B
    Brian.B
    Brian.
    wrote on last edited by
    #372

    I'm going street sign, doubled up. But that's cause I have a ton of street sign to work with.

    instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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    • B
      B
      B C
      wrote on last edited by
      #373

      make one out of a "BUMP" road sign.  

      kthxbye

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      • straight6pwrS
        straight6pwrS
        straight6pwr
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        #374

        that plate looks pretty solid!

        Dan
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        • StewCrewS
          StewCrewS
          StewCrew
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          #375

          straight6pwr said:

          that plate looks pretty solid!

          I can stand on it (185) and it doesnt flex at all!  I also just learned today that theres a good chance my motor will be timed on Friday!

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          • Brian.B
            Brian.B
            Brian.
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            #376

            You weigh 185? You're like 5'7" ! ;) I'm excited to see this beast in action!

            instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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            • EarlE
              EarlE
              Earl
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              #377

              Brian said:

              You weigh 185? You're like 5'7" ! ;) I'm excited to see this beast in action!

              Didn't you know he lifts? ........ :shifty:

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              • Brian.B
                Brian.B
                Brian.
                wrote on last edited by
                #378

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                instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                • StewCrewS
                  StewCrewS
                  StewCrew
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #379

                  Brian said:

                  You weigh 185? You're like 5'7" ! ;) I'm excited to see this beast in action!

                  5'11" ya cock!  I played hockey for 10 years, out-hoist me bro!

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                  • Brian.B
                    Brian.B
                    Brian.
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #380

                    I actually weight lifted quite a bit once joining the military. I know for a fact I'll be able to out deadlift you. But aside from that, I've got goofy long arms, that suck for benching.

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                    • StewCrewS
                      StewCrewS
                      StewCrew
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                      #381

                      Brian said:

                      I actually weight lifted quite a bit once joining the military. I know for a fact I'll be able to out deadlift you. But aside from that, I've got goofy long arms, that suck for benching.

                      Twas a joke.  I dont actually lift.  I dont care who can lift more.  Its lifting.

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                      • B
                        B
                        B C
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                        #382

                        bro, you dont even lift?

                        Ever since age 19 and 5 months I decided that rolling the window down and jamming my arm down on the lock-pull was a more effective way to make my biceps bulge for the delight of wimmen

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                        • Brian.B
                          Brian.B
                          Brian.
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                          snap oversteer said:

                          bro, you dont even lift?

                          Ever since age 19 and 5 months I decided that rolling the window down and jamming my arm down on the lock-pull was a more effective way to make my biceps bulge for the delight of wimmen

                          Every time.

                          instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                          • StewCrewS
                            StewCrewS
                            StewCrew
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                            #384

                            Welp my motor isnt getting timed today.  I dropped my upper tensioner and broke the chain guide.

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                            • Brian.B
                              Brian.B
                              Brian.
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #385

                              Go get another. I'm sure a few people in the area have one.  =\

                              instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                              • EarlE
                                EarlE
                                Earl
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                                #386

                                He ordered a new one. That is one part I wouldn't want to swap with a used one......

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                                • StewCrewS
                                  StewCrewS
                                  StewCrew
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                                  #387

                                  My new upper tensioner came last week, and pelican even sent an e46 m3 sticker along with it.  This will be going on my evo hood hanging in my office at work.

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                                  Also polished the copper nuts that came with my exhaust manifold stud kit.

                                  Heres a before and after

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                                  I also have a question for these, since I wasnt able to find anything online.  Do you just put the new studs in hand tight with loc-tite or something?  The studs dont have an allen head on the end so it will be hard to get a lot of torque on them.

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                                  • KaiserRollsK
                                    KaiserRollsK
                                    KaiserRolls
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                                    #388

                                    i like your polished nuts

                                    :shifty:

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                                    • StewCrewS
                                      StewCrewS
                                      StewCrew
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                                      #389

                                      KaiserRolls said:

                                      i like your polished nuts

                                      :shifty:

                                      I did my best wording it to avoid a sexual joke.  I should have known better lol

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                                      • B
                                        B
                                        B C
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                                        use a jam-nut configuration to install the studs. 2 wrenches, 2 nuts, snug them down against eachother, then you can use a wrench on the 2nd nut you installed to drive the whole thing since nut#1 will be blocking it from climbing up the threads. 

                                        In my 30 seconds of searching this is the closest image I can come up with to demonstrate what I am saying.

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                                        • StewCrewS
                                          StewCrewS
                                          StewCrew
                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #391

                                          snap oversteer said:

                                          use a jam-nut configuration to install the studs. 2 wrenches, 2 nuts, snug them down against eachother, then you can use a wrench on the 2nd nut you installed to drive the whole thing since nut#1 will be blocking it from climbing up the threads. 

                                          The kit came with jam nuts to get the old ones off.  You just use the jam nuts to put the stud in as far as it will go?  Any loc-tite needed?

                                          Also Brian, thank you for answering a large majority of the questions Ive had throughout this whole tear down.

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