Alpine White Zender Kit E24 633CSI
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so i'm thinking m70 twin turbo would fit nicely under the hood.
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Those tires are soooo small on the 16's @Earl LOLOLOL
Im picking up the set of 17 style 5's tonight so I will be right in between.

so i'm thinking m70 twin turbo would fit nicely under the hood.
You stop that.
But I like your idea......
https://bmwconceptsarchive.wordpress.com/2015/01/11/bmw-6-series-v12-mule-e24-1987/
But for consistency sake, I would probably put something non-BMW in there.
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That steering wheel looks oddly similar to an 80s bikini bottom.
I mean, thats not a bad place to look for inspiration is it?
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Picked up the Style 5's this weekend and test fit them. The tires are way too small and completely destroyed. I plan on refinishing them while the RS's stay on the car. Then once they are refinished I will swap them out and refinish the RS's
I also ordered the last of the front suspension parts last week from FCP and went to install them this weekend.
I got everything apart, go the new control arms in, but noticed the Tie rods were slightly different.... Yup totally an inch too long on either side. I assume its e12 stuff and I will be contacting FCP today to get that situated. Ughhh SO close

I also ordered exhaust piping for replacing the muffler that was rotted out, that has yet to show up so I haven't been able to cross that off quite yet.
Parts to order / find
- Tie rods (DAMMITTT)
- Steering Arm
- Trailing Arms
- Suspension Control Arm and Ball Joint
- Ball joints
- Front valanc
- Shift Bushing
- Muffler/ rear exhaust
- Front springs
- Speakers (4 minimum)
- Wipers
- Tail light surrounds (might need to make my own)
- Interior dash blanks @YoungCR -might have these?
- fog lights
- Door light switch
- Right rear window switch (in the rear of the car) @YoungCR -and might have this?
- Battery tie down @YoungCR -and might have one of these? I broke the one I got from @m42b32
Labor
- Remove tint
- Muffler/ rear exhaust
- Install v belts
- Adjust steering box
- Extreme interior detail/ buffing session
- New brake pads / Rebuild caliper
- Turn signal Relay needs to be cleaned or replaced
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You should add some 50mm spacers to that list too

I know!!! I haven't yet because I might just have some in a box.....
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I know @m42b32 It was sad. I had a battery in there, and I needed it for another car I bought, and when I removed it, the long bolt snapped halfway out. Really annoying because now I have to figure out a new means of securing the battery.
I get a little scared every time I need to take one of those out, its such a long/thin bolt!
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I get a little scared every time I need to take one of those out, its such a long/thin bolt!
Exactly. And I was in a hurry and didn't think about it

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Exhaust piping came in. $26 shipped for 7.5' of mild steel seemed like a really cheap price. This will be the replacement for the muffler that was completely destroyed. Surprisingly the car isnt ungodly loud without a muffler so I figured this would help to wake it up a little.
Still waiting on the correct steering components to get here so I can finish that up.
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Exhaust piping came in. $26 shipped for 7.5' of mild steel seemed like a really cheap price. This will be the replacement for the muffler that was completely destroyed. Surprisingly the car isnt ungodly loud without a muffler so I figured this would help to wake it up a little.
Still waiting on the correct steering components to get here so I can finish that up.
Is it galvanized? Kinda hard to tell
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Is it galvanized? Kinda hard to tell
Aluminized steel. Its what most basic exhaust systems are made out of. It can take to heat very well.
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I got the right tie rods and installed them early last week. Since I bolted everything up, I have yet to drive the car. I really wanted to weld the exhaust before hand and I don't have an Argon tank at my shop and I am too lazy to load one into/onto my car from my work. Maybe this week I will get to it....
I also split the Style 5's I bought and have since tossed the hardware into the tumbler. I still need to find tires, paint the faces, and polish the lips. Once these are built I can start on the RS's!
Oh! I also bought a new battery because one of the cars I bought a few months ago didn't have one, so it got salvaged from this car. So now with the new battery, I was also able to make a new battery hold-down bracket. So that's crossed off the list again!
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Exhaust installed and hung! Looks really weird seeing pipes stick out the back of this thing again. I plan on putting some nice tips on it to clean it up a bit.
I didnt take any pictures of the nice hanger I made but maybe I will once I install the tips.
Im thinking of ordering some Silverlines like the factory tips. They have a rolled outside edge.

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