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I wanted to share a giveaway I just launched with my fellow WI Bimmers peeps. As I dive into this full-time content creator life, I'm trying to sell more of my BMW-inspired merch. What better way to do that than to do the infamous "buy a t-shirt, win a car" method!? Except I'm not in a position to give away a car... so instead, I'm giving away a Doc Race N54 intake manifold, or $1,000 cash if you're not into unreliable N54-powered BMWs. Buy anything from my website and you'll automatically be entered to win: https://bimmerstreet.com You'll get 5 entries for every $1 you spend. So if you buy a $5 decal, you'll get 25 entries. If you spend $100 on a hoodie, a couple t-shirts, and a keytag, you'll get 500 entries (+10 bonus entries for spending over $100). It's pretty simple. If you’ve wanted to show support for all of the BMW content I've created over the years, this is a great way to do so. Not only will you get something physical in return, but you’ll have a chance to win big! [image: 51880238168\_e5d841e372\_b.jpg] [image: 51880476789\_a8b0064b0e\_b.jpg] [image: 51880811350\_848aa49098\_b.jpg] [image: 51880812560\_03337667e8\_b.jpg]

What size are they?  Edit: Ah, it's in the title

I’m such a slacker and forgot to post this, but Santa got me an awesome print of the Madison lakefront and some awesome stickers, thanks again! Favorite gift of the season! [image: 62B6BA89-D715-4E0F-B997-163B35BDF8E3.jpeg]

YoungCR said: Congrats on the purchase, love the color! I got the 4x4 itch too, it opens up a whole new door for driving adventures. This wagon is still one of my favorite modern cars on here though. I'm sure the new owner will enjoy it just as much. Thanks! It totally does, I'm looking forward to taking some trips and getting out in the woods! It's actually pretty fun (in a silly way) on road and in corners too. And totally agree but I'm definitely biased haha.  Bassboy3313 said: Wish the touring was coming home with me, but I'm sure it's still going to a good home. Congrats on the bronco too! Thanks! I wish there were more to go around too...  P_Roloff said: Congrats on the new Ferd Joe! Having seen it in person, the color and overall looks are even better than the photos, which is saying something. Now that you officially posted about it though I think there’s a requirement for photos of it hard parked with one wheel on a big ass snowdrift Thanks!! I was hoping for some snow drifts to go bombing through this morning but we ended up getting nothing but rain  Enjoy the new ride!!

Dammit, here I was hoping someone reposted these for sale.    much sad.

This might help. https://www.bimmergeeks.net/downloads

Ok thank you. I’ll have to do some research on that. From what I’ve seen most people use the e-sys software

gone Anyone interested in one of my 3V2’s?    Upgraded fans, cr touch, Jeyers firmware, glass bed, enclosure, metal extruder. Prints reliably and consistent. Can’t think of having any failed prints with it. $200.  Looking to only have two printers so I can get a workbench that fits two printers in my  continued effort to get rid of stuff I don’t need. [image: B9C41401-236E-492B-9ACC-A6FB862B1023.jpeg] [image: 17BED037-D489-481C-8AEE-5BA0521002DB.jpeg]

ADDvanced said: I think the dumpsters in the background really set it off. The green really does tie it all together.

My guess is that generally, since more powerful motors are needed for increased power (there could be a possibility of milking more out of the existing ones with software tweaks, but brushless motor “tuning” is not a simple thing) and finding an e-motor that actually works with the existing control system and physically fits is going to be a huge challenge, they just said to hell with it and left it alone. Generally speaking, power upgrades with EV’s is going to be much harder than with IC’s.

oops, just saw your question. Asked 8k and got it.

Nice work

That interior will look great in there! Also I love Sunbeam Tigers!

welcome Rob!  "non-sponsored" = sub'd!  excited to see the progress.

my enthusiastic car moments have been reduced to chores. got the winter wheels/tires on. just have to change the oil and shes ready for some daily duties.  [image: 20221119\_155042\_Export.jpg]

This thread needs a comeback..

HipMF said: I did a couple motorcycle seats years ago. It's not rocket science, but it takes time and patience. I've been watching youtube videos and my Dad gave me an upholstery book that he had from a long time ago. Which ironically enough has an e30 rear bench seat in it as an example.  I thought if I can teach myself to paint a car, build an engine, weld, etc. etc. why not this? It won't be perfect, but I'd rather it not be perfect knowing I did it then it not being perfect paying someone else to do it.

I was in the womb at the 93' Indy 500 2 months before being born, seemed to have worked for me.

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I have a couple of things piling up and want to find a reasonable shop that specializes in E30s. Timing belt Troubleshooting of rough idle and misfire/random revs around 3000-4000 RPM Z3 steering rack upgrade AC conversion I'd like to avoid Kelly Moss.