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  • AJK430A
    AJK430A
    AJK430
    wrote on last edited by
    #35

    Also what is this bracket for on the drivers side frame rail!?! I don't recall removing anything useful from there and I'm having a hard time seeing it in other e30 bay pictures and it doesn't exist on my 1991... you can also see it in the last picture I just posted above... this picture below is NOT mine. Not sure what hes doing but its the only thing ive found that references this bracket! Just want to know before I hack it off for my tuck! 

    booster50.jpg

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    • AsparagusMikeA
      AsparagusMikeA
      AsparagusMike
      wrote on last edited by
      #36

      It looks as if the bracket was used as a grounding point. Found this pic off a thread on r3v that shows a ground strap hanging from there.

      2vlti5w.jpg

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      • AJK430A
        AJK430A
        AJK430
        wrote on last edited by
        #37

        AsparagusMike said:

        It looks as if the bracket was used as a grounding point. Found this pic off a thread on r3v that shows a ground strap hanging from there.

        2vlti5w.jpg

        Thanks Mike! Did you end up grounding that there on your swap or going elsewhere?

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        • GunMetalGreyG
          GunMetalGreyG
          GunMetalGrey
          wrote on last edited by
          #38

          There is frequently a ground point on the opposite frame rail. 
          Just a stud chilling out with a bit of a flat plate behind it. 

          Mods should move this thread to the build thread area.

          ...

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          • JdesignJ
            JdesignJ
            Jdesign
            wrote on last edited by
            #39

            GunMetalGrey said:

            Mods should move this thread to the build thread area. 

            AGREED.

            SumBunny.jpg

            https://www.instagram.com/_jdesigner_/                                          http://nevertoolow.tumblr.com/

            🥳SOLD BMW E24 633CSI - BMW M30B32                                          🧪SOLD HCH  ES9 - 1.3 LDA
            👽BMW E30 325IC - Toyota 1JZ-GTE                                                     ⏰ HONDA EF9 CIVIC SI - JDM B18C5
            ☠️BMW E36 318i - Ford 5.0 FE302                                                         🚴‍♂️ GT-Labomba - 26x2.75 Freeride
            🤹‍♀️SOLD BMW E36/7 Z3 - BMW M54B25                                                🧓SOLD BMW E10 2002 - BMW M10M05

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            • AJK430A
              AJK430A
              AJK430
              wrote on last edited by
              #40

              GunMetalGrey said:

              There is frequently a ground point on the opposite frame rail. 
              Just a stud chilling out with a bit of a flat plate behind it. 

              Mods should move this thread to the build thread area. 

              Please do

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              • B
                B
                B C
                wrote on last edited by
                #41

                Mods GTF in here

                @mods

                EDIT: I just realized it was already moved. Carry on gentlemen. Looking forward to progress and inpending compression test results

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                • AJK430A
                  AJK430A
                  AJK430
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #42

                  snap said:

                  Mods GTF in here

                  @mods

                  EDIT: I just realized it was already moved. Carry on gentlemen. Looking forward to progress and inpending compression test results

                  Hahaha. Well i drove the car I pulled the engine out of.. Happened to do a few donuts on the way to the garage. Its strong.

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                  • AJK430A
                    AJK430A
                    AJK430
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #43

                    Curious if anyone can help me identify these rear trailing arms by part number. Ive searched around and nothing comes up with this part number or any variation of it.. 

                    They're thought to be off a 6 Cylinder Z3 for my 5 lug swap, I just want to confirm so I order the right bearings but nearly all of the trailing arm part numbers start with 333.

                    These start with 385... if you drop the 7. Haha.

                    The numbers end in 762 and 761 for right and left which is consistent with the other trailing arm part numbers ive found but nothing starting with 385... And those 7's look an awful lot like 1's...

                    Im embarrassingly confused. 

                    Help PLEAAAAASE!

                    IMG0007 (1).JPG

                    IMG0006 (1).JPG

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                    • JdesignJ
                      JdesignJ
                      Jdesign
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #44

                      Ouhhhf. Yeah IDK. Have you tried googleing or running the numbers in RealOEM?

                      SumBunny.jpg

                      https://www.instagram.com/_jdesigner_/                                          http://nevertoolow.tumblr.com/

                      🥳SOLD BMW E24 633CSI - BMW M30B32                                          🧪SOLD HCH  ES9 - 1.3 LDA
                      👽BMW E30 325IC - Toyota 1JZ-GTE                                                     ⏰ HONDA EF9 CIVIC SI - JDM B18C5
                      ☠️BMW E36 318i - Ford 5.0 FE302                                                         🚴‍♂️ GT-Labomba - 26x2.75 Freeride
                      🤹‍♀️SOLD BMW E36/7 Z3 - BMW M54B25                                                🧓SOLD BMW E10 2002 - BMW M10M05

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                      • straight6pwrS
                        straight6pwrS
                        straight6pwr
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #45

                        use the bearing opening in the trailing arm (or the existing bearing if its still in place) to figure this out. the 1.8 has a smaller bearing.

                        z3 2.5 6cyl - Angular ball bearing 42mm x 75mm x 37mm

                        z3 1.8 4cyl / 318ti - Angular ball bearing 39mm x 72mm x 37mm

                        (inside diameter x outside diameter x depth)

                        Dan
                        yajsYRL.jpg.e5f350b4dfe961d76ac8b32efce2e1a6.jpg

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