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  • Ryan...R
    Ryan...R
    Ryan...
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    GunMetalGrey said:

    13mm socket. For everything. Its ridiculous. That and 17mm

    That seems to be the size I most end up looking for whenever I had to work on the e30.

    2021 Gladiator Willys -- 6 speed manual, 33" Falken AT, 3/4" level

    2021 Low Rider S -- Stage 2, 117hp/128ft lbs

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    • SnyperxS
      SnyperxS
      Snyperx
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      #4

      Wonderful if those sizes are common on the e90's

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        Chadley
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        #5

        The tools I use most, by Chad.

        duct tape

        8mm

        8mm deep

        10mm

        10mm deep

        10mm ratcheting box wrench

        13mm

        13mm deep

        13mm ratcheting box wrench

        1/2" (for when i cant find the 13 :P)

        17mm deep

        18mm deep

        1/2" drive ratchet with various extensions

        3/8" drive ratchet with many more various extensions

        screwdrivers

        test light (electrical gremlins beware)

        hammer

        chisel

        old school foundry for fixing the things i break with said hammer and chisel

        tig welder for instant lsd

        bondo

        super glue

        duct tape

        zip ties

        wire cutters/crimpers

        axe used by jason

        shotgun with rifled slug, mostly for pulling dents

        Ryan is a post whore af330i.gif

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        • straight6pwrS
          straight6pwrS
          straight6pwr
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          #6

          common tools get pretty much any job done on an e30. my portable toolkit in the trunk has:

          3/8 ratchet with 8, 10, 13, 15, 17 mm

          adjustable wrench

          pliers

          screwdrivers

          zip ties

          duct tape

          jumper cables

          spare taillight bulbs

          common, but less used tools for an e30:

          32mm thin wall socket for hubs

          22mm (cant remember) socket for steering wheel

          custom or bicycle specific 32mm wrench for fan clutch

          oil filter strap tool for the damn oil filter.

          Dan
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          • wasnt m3W
            wasnt m3W
            wasnt m3
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            #7

            +1 on the 32mm bicycle spanner wrench

            m3sig-1.jpg

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            • mystere30M
              mystere30M
              mystere30
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              #8

              10mm and 13mm are the most common for me by far

              1298453043-picsay.jpg

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              • rampelsauceR
                rampelsauceR
                rampelsauce
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                Reset button.

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                E91 328xi - F15 X5 40e - Hopes and dreams of eventually having a cool car

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                • camarokC
                  camarokC
                  camarok
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                  Internet

                  KEVIN

                  BMW CCA # 416146

                  sudo kill -KILL cupholders

                  CDV Free, 545i Shifter and ///M Weighted Shift knob.

                  Member of DSC Module Failure Club $$ :(

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                  deathwarden5 said:

                  Understeer is when you hit the wall with the front of the car and oversteer is when you hit the wall with the rear of the car.

                  Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall, torque is how far you take the wall with you.

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                    tsweers89
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                    #11

                    sockets, torx, e-torx,allen,ratchets,wrenches.

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                      industrialsized
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                      #12

                      if you have a high quality 3/8 metric set of deep and shallow sockets, a set of 3/8 alien sockets, e-torx sockets, wire strippers and pliers, a dead blow hammer, #1 #2 #3 Philips screwdrivers, a low profile jack, 2 tall and 2 short jack stands, and metric open end wrenches you should given common sense, time, and the internet be able to repair or rebuild just about any component on any BMW chassis. that being said I have a 3000$ tool box with close to 25k worth of tools in my garage and still take things to a local shop on occasion.

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