My name is Earl, and I have a Stainless Steel bolt fetish =)
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Sweet mother of pearl!
=D
Oh hot damn.
Came out way better than I could have ever imagined=)

hahahahahaa
Wow, its so shiny. Why am I spending all my time on the bottom of my car... Sent from my potato phone
The bottom of the car is just as important=) I wish I would have stripped it all and redid it before paint...lol

*DROOL*
I have cotton mouth ever since getting the pictures

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Very nice!
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Dat candy doe!
EDIT: I really don't speak that way guys. I hope you don't think any less of me. It was purely for entertainment.
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Looking good my friend!
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Dat candy doe! EDIT: I really don't speak that way guys. I hope you don't think any less of me. It was purely for entertainment. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
From what I hear, it'd be pretty hard to think less of you.
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Finished off the modifications
Disassembled my old shifter assembly, did some cleaning, compared current shifter to the z3 shifter, and did some measure to figure out what dssr to order

I also placed an order with Ireland Engineering for an oilite brass clutch pedal bushings, delrin brake pedal bushings, and brass clutch pivot pin.
I also have a z3 rack enroute from Rack Doctor. Should arrive tomorrow
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The DSSR selector rod length should be identical to the stock selector rod. Just out of curiosity how long is yours? Yes bring on the penis jokes. Mine was a length that rob at UUC had not heard of 184mm center to center on the pins. He said it should have been 189mm. He offered to make me a custom one for no extra charge but I just cut 5mm out and tig welded it back together. Mine is a 2/94 build date.
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214.3125mm center to center. The e30 m3 uses a 215mm
For a grand difference of approximately the thickness of 8 sheets of printer paper. Demand a refund!!!
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I measured mine and it is about 214.3125mm center to center. The e30 m3 uses a 215mm selector rod so it would be perfect. Not quite sure why mine would be that much different than yours
Different transmission isn't it? The 6cyl cars have a g250, don't the 4cyl cars have a 240?
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