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    Last edited by robolo 46; 12-15-2012, 04:14 AM.
    D:\Afbeeldingen\BMW e46\ICE INSTAL 3\DSC04322_resize_resize.JPG D:\Afbeeldingen\BMW e46\ICE INSTAL 3\DSC05141_resize_resize.JPG

  • #2
    Awesome, gotta love craftsmanship like this!

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    • #3
      Very detailed write-up

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      • #4
        Awesome work!
        Originally posted by MommysLittleMonster
        Internet high five for you.

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        • #5
          so much work, i loe the attention to detail, but the time it took i bet you could work minimum wage and buy that hood you wanted in the first place
          still though nice work man

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          • #6
            That's awesome work! Now I want to learn carbon fiber lol


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            Originally posted by nickskater09
            I think Jody, along with Ashton, like to push the line between "street legal" and "realistically driveable".

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            • #7
              Holy fuck, you're nuts.

              This is unreal.

              Originally posted by Kielan
              Well dip me in shit and roll me in breadcrumbs...

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              • #8
                Nice, as much as i **** vents and stuff in hoods these "gtr" style hoods for the e46 and e39 are actually pretty cool looking.... and you just made one. Props man.

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                • #9
                  great work here. I love seeing how much goes into something like this. Its is hard to explain to someone how much goes into a part like this without taking pictures of every step like you did. ton of work but the final outcome looks great

                  awesome
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                  • #10
                    That's some awesome craftsmanship!


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                    • #11
                      I love this. I wish I had the craftman ship to do this. Where do you get your carbon fibre from?

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                      • #12
                        This is amazing. Great work, seriously.

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                        • #13
                          Beautiful attention to detail. Well done.

                          1987 BMW e28 535i
                          "Respect your elders"

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                          • #14
                            I cringed a bit when I saw the drill holes but the outcome was amazing.
                            Good job!

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by robolo 46
                              I see there's quite some interest on this forum for the things I make.
                              I'll also post the rest of the stuff I already made for my BMW.
                              And yes that will include more parts I made of carbon fiber.

                              Yes please!

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