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  • GunMetalGreyG
    GunMetalGreyG
    GunMetalGrey
    wrote on last edited by
    #3821

    straight6pwr said:

    what toe and camber settings do you run?

    I'll check my sheet tonight.

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    • KaiserRollsK
      KaiserRollsK
      KaiserRolls
      wrote on last edited by
      #3822

      -2.5 camber

      0* toe

      ^is what I run currently

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      • EarlE
        EarlE
        Earl
        wrote on last edited by
        #3823

        Anyone ever have door glass that has a heavy cloudy build up of dirt where the glass meets the window seals? My new passenger window for the compact has this and I am trying to figure out the best way to remove it as soap and water didn't do the trick

        museum sig 2earl.jpg

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        • jc43089J
          jc43089J
          jc43089
          wrote on last edited by
          #3824

          Regular green Scotch Brite would probably take it off, and won't damage the glass.  I've used it on glass before for super stubborn dried on bug splats because I don't wash often enough.

          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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          • EarlE
            EarlE
            Earl
            wrote on last edited by
            #3825

            Like the green scouring pad on kitchen sponges or the industrial stuff? 

            3m2288CountScotch-BriteHeavyDutyS

            museum sig 2earl.jpg

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            • EarlE
              EarlE
              Earl
              wrote on last edited by
              #3826

              Also happened across this DIY and laughed at the first few pics

              http://www.bimmerboard.com/members/calypso750/chromeline.htm

              museum sig 2earl.jpg

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              • wasnt m3W
                wasnt m3W
                wasnt m3
                wrote on last edited by
                #3827

                Earl said:

                Anyone ever have door glass that has a heavy cloudy build up of dirt where the glass meets the window seals? My new passenger window for the compact has this and I am trying to figure out the best way to remove it as soap and water didn't do the trick

                Use 0000 steel wool. It'll easily remove that grime without scratching the glass.

                m3sig-1.jpg

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                • EarlE
                  EarlE
                  Earl
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #3828

                  I will grab some after work=) Do I remove it in straight or circular motions, or does it not matter?

                  museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                  • wasnt m3W
                    wasnt m3W
                    wasnt m3
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #3829

                    Doesn't matter.

                    m3sig-1.jpg

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                    • patsbimmer1P
                      patsbimmer1P
                      patsbimmer1
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #3830

                      Is it on the surface or is it actually in between sheets of the glass?  You could try a product called Bar Keepers Friend.  I've used it on the glass top of my stove and house windows and it works miracles!

                      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*
                      95 325is *sold*
                      93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

                      BMWCCA #473306

                      Instagram @patsbimmer1

                      AKA- HALLWAY PAT

                      "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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                      • EarlE
                        EarlE
                        Earl
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #3831

                        I would hope it is on the surface=( I will give that a try too if the steel wool doesn't work

                        museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                        • patsbimmer1P
                          patsbimmer1P
                          patsbimmer1
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #3832

                          I'd try Bar Keepers Friend before an abrasive like steel wool!

                          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*
                          95 325is *sold*
                          93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

                          BMWCCA #473306

                          Instagram @patsbimmer1

                          AKA- HALLWAY PAT

                          "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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                          • KaiserRollsK
                            KaiserRollsK
                            KaiserRolls
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #3833

                            Both of those options sound super risky. Just buy new stuff from the dealer

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                            • EarlE
                              EarlE
                              Earl
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #3834

                              For what I got charged for this used one I should have bought a new pane. A new window is only $156. The guy was supposed to send me bumper shocks and the window for $120 but then he threw away the shocks and sent me the window saying, "Shipping was a lot more than I figured and the studs on the bumper shocks had more rust than you wanted." 

                              I just watched a guy clean windows with the steel wool like TJ suggested and it was phenomenal😎

                              museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                              • YoungCRY
                                YoungCRY
                                YoungCR
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #3835

                                patsbimmer1 said:

                                I'd try Bar Keepers Friend before an abrasive like steel wool!

                                #0000 grade steel wool won't scratch the glass, it will clean the dirt out of scratches though sometimes making them more visible. Also this dosent work with tint or rear window heaters on the inside as it will scratch.

                                Chris Young
                                BMWCCA #458972
                                1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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                                • patsbimmer1P
                                  patsbimmer1P
                                  patsbimmer1
                                  wrote on last edited by
                                  #3836

                                  Yea, I didn't see any of the posts ahead of me before I posted that...

                                  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*
                                  95 325is *sold*
                                  93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

                                  BMWCCA #473306

                                  Instagram @patsbimmer1

                                  AKA- HALLWAY PAT

                                  "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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                                  • KaiserRollsK
                                    KaiserRollsK
                                    KaiserRolls
                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #3837

                                    I was totally being sarcastic about buying new, you crazy person

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                                    • GunMetalGreyG
                                      GunMetalGreyG
                                      GunMetalGrey
                                      wrote on last edited by
                                      #3838

                                      straight6pwr said:

                                      what toe and camber settings do you run?

                                      IMG20170125192223184

                                      Can you guess which control arm probably got bent from the last good bump I hit?

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                                      • andyhundleyA
                                        andyhundleyA
                                        andyhundley
                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #3839

                                        I wish my rear specs looked that good on my e30. My right rear trailing arm is pretty far out of spec. I am hoping a bushing replacement will do the trick. Also how fast do you guys go through rear tires? I am only able to get a 1.2 summer seasons out of my rears running Yokohama S- Drives.

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                                        • straight6pwrS
                                          straight6pwrS
                                          straight6pwr
                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #3840

                                          i like rake, so my e30s were not very low in the back, so I never had strange wear in the back, even with old bushings.

                                          Dan
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