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  • patsbimmer1P
    patsbimmer1P
    patsbimmer1
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    #12

    stealthbimmer said:

    Miss it every day,she was my pride and joy. My first legit "build" emoji17.png

    My favorite bimmer I have owned by far,and I've owned many. It was damn quick for being a 5er.... many surprised faces

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    My tired brain read this as "many surprised feces" and it still made sense to me.  Be it a lot more humorous imagining surprised feces!

    2011 e90 M3 - DCT, Borla exhaust, BMW Performance Black Grille, ECS Painted Corners, Ziza Angel Eyes

    07 335i Stella - sport package, BMS DCI, zhp knob, TMS cf parking brake lever, VRSF downpipes, MHD tune, H&R race springs, other stuff *SOLD*

    97 328i Lola - sport package, m50 intake manifold, m50 manifold.com install kit, custom CAI, K&N filter, Borla exhaust, FK silverline coilovers, 25.5mm front sway bar, Powerflex front sway bushings, Turner Radiator, fan delete *sold*
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    • stealthbimmerS
      stealthbimmerS
      stealthbimmer
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      #13

      Been kind of at a stall with this. Was hoping my brother would put his damn audi back together so I could have access to the lift for my swap. That doesnt look like it is happening in the near future. 

      So, I at least decided to get the swap parts together, so when and if I get access to the lift I am ready to go. Soon enough I will just bite the bullet and do it on jack stands. I did it with my e34, I would just rather not do it again. 

      I have found this is the easiest way to remove a drivetrain from parts cars. I much prefer working on my feet than on my back under a rusted out hoopdie. 

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      I picked away at it a bit, but I am going to let most of the bolts soak overnight doused in pb blaster. Half the exhaust bolts snapped, so I would rather be safe than sorry with the axle bolts. I have rounded off enough of those in my day.

      1997 328ic

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      • jc43089J
        jc43089J
        jc43089
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        #14

        I love it.

        2/94 325i Sedan, Arctic Gray: UUC LTW FW, EVO 3 and DSSR, +.020 Maxsil pistons, ASC delete, Eibach shocks/springs, 16" contour reps 238k
        3/93 325i Coupe, Schwarz 2, Sketchy stance action, ebay turbo, 300k
        '89 325i Vert, Alpine White: 5spd swapped, sold.

        '04 Toyota Sienna: 24V to 24V swap in progress

        '05 Volvo V70R, 6spd.  200k
        '85 Toyota LandCruiser: Lifted, gas hog. 205k
        '99 Nissan Maxima: 5spd, Rusty but trusty winter beater. 252k RIP.

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          Daggerty
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          Excellent

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          • stealthbimmerS
            stealthbimmerS
            stealthbimmer
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            #16

            Had to improvise. With no brakes or wheels on the ground to stop the axles from spinning, how to remove the cv joint bolts was eluding me....took me awhile to figure out something that worked.93bd423c55290f052f53890121c5776a.jpg

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            1997 328ic

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            • B
              B
              B C
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              #17

              How did the spare tire well get so smashed in?

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              • stealthbimmerS
                stealthbimmerS
                stealthbimmer
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                #18

                Snap said:

                How did the spare tire well get so smashed in?

                Beats me. It's rotted out. Actually the whole car is rotted out...this thing has seen some shit. I may of gotten more smashed when the car fell off the forks when I was flipping it on its side. It's so rotted it was hard to find a solid area to lift.

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                1997 328ic

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                • stealthbimmerS
                  stealthbimmerS
                  stealthbimmer
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                  #19

                  That's normal, right?5f0e74c02951bc2ac4dc29b6156c7c1f.jpg

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                  1997 328ic

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                  • JdesignJ
                    JdesignJ
                    Jdesign
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                    #20

                    Are you referring to the bearing falling out on its own or the milled bolt heads?

                    Looks good to me.

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                    • stealthbimmerS
                      stealthbimmerS
                      stealthbimmer
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                      Jdesign said:

                      Are you referring to the bearing falling out on its own or the milled bolt heads?
                      Looks good to me.

                      Both

                      I really want to know what happened to this car. There is no way it was road worthy any time in the near past. The rear trailing arm wasn't even attached. There had to of been 27 different vacuum leaks that I discovered while disassembling the intake area....and a hack job m50 manifold swap. Now this.

                      Here is to hoping this trans actually works properly once I get it in the other car. I know the zf 5spd is pretty robust, but it appears this car has been used, abused, and put away rusted to shit. 2d2d64afe575833c911faa23292da06d.jpg

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                      • suspencefulS
                        suspencefulS
                        suspenceful
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                        Yeah, like I said, I was surprised to see that car was anywhere but a junkyard. It was rough when I sold it years ago.

                        Fingers crossed that the trans is in good shape. The clutch was toast when I sold it, but all of the mechanics worked fine.

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                        • JdesignJ
                          JdesignJ
                          Jdesign
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                          #23

                          Must have just sat somewhere for a long period of time.

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                          • stealthbimmerS
                            stealthbimmerS
                            stealthbimmer
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                            #24

                            suspenceful said:

                            Yeah, like I said, I was surprised to see that car was anywhere but a junkyard. It was rough when I sold it years ago.
                            Fingers crossed that the trans is in good shape. The clutch was toast when I sold it, but all of the mechanics worked fine.

                            I'm just as surprised. Well, it will be meeting the crusher in the near future

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                            1997 328ic

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                            • stealthbimmerS
                              stealthbimmerS
                              stealthbimmer
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                              #25

                              Alright got everything I need from underneath. Just need to pull the pedal box c57305e6b710a5a11265ee69df28cf81.jpg1a7772e54a5cfddb456fea1c621d74f5.jpgd68c2c0f3810ac0fb1a6375199dead9a.jpg

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                              1997 328ic

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                              • stealthbimmerS
                                stealthbimmerS
                                stealthbimmer
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                                Not much to update. Still procrastinating hoping the lift will become available... I have pretty much everything ready to go for the swap. I just need to clean everything up and replace all the wearable parts, oh and a clutch/flywheel

                                Finally found some reasonably priced (still ridiculous for two little metal brackets and some wire) hardtop mountsef2f9608dc25a56606a272c78a241d04.jpg

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                                1997 328ic

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                                • B
                                  B
                                  B C
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                                  #27

                                  Awesome hardtop! How heavy is it? Is it something you can install and remove by yourself if you are all hopped up on Diet 7up?

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                                  • stealthbimmerS
                                    stealthbimmerS
                                    stealthbimmer
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                                    #28

                                    It's not heavy. Maybe 50-60lbs. It's a bit big and akward to try to manhandle by oneself... I would rather not damage the pins on the top of the car itself. I will eventually put a pulley lift in my garage to lift it on/off

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                                    • JdesignJ
                                      JdesignJ
                                      Jdesign
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                                      Awesome! Hardtops are sweet.

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                                      • stealthbimmerS
                                        stealthbimmerS
                                        stealthbimmer
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                                        #30

                                        Oh yea, I also swapped the seats. Stock seats were in bad condition. Parts car seats were in good condition. Granted, they aren't the right color, but I have a habit of building cars with an identity crisis. They will have to do until I can find some clean tan replacements. Only takes 10 minutes to swap them out.8dc1f70702fe00b73b7024292b435ef5.jpg

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                                        • RekpointR
                                          RekpointR
                                          Rekpoint
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                                          #31

                                          You could always do a whole interior redye. It would be a huge undertaking but if you like black interior it may be worth it! 

                                          (Its also something you could do while waiting for the lift)

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