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  • E.Three.0
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    Can't read cause I'm in class, but definitely subscribing because of title.

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  • nsogiba
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    Originally posted by speakerboy View Post
    Congratulations on the wedding (most important), and getting the car fixed! Moar burnouts - maybe in the daytime?
    Yeah - I need to have someone film/shoot from the outside since it's always more interesting from that angle

    Originally posted by philohlean View Post
    Dude congrats on getting married! Still hope I'll see this thing around Buffalo sometime before I leave
    Yeah, seems the season is pretty much over, the car is being put away in the next 2 months I think.


    Originally posted by DeltaAlpha9 View Post
    Damn fine build thread. What are your plans for the car in the future?
    Over the winter:

    Install AC
    figure out why one of the coilovers feels blown
    little odds and ends to reduce some NVH

    Long term:
    BW S475

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  • DeltaAlpha9
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    Damn fine build thread. What are your plans for the car in the future?

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  • philohlean
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    Dude congrats on getting married! Still hope I'll see this thing around Buffalo sometime before I leave

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  • speakerboy
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    Congratulations on the wedding (most important), and getting the car fixed! Moar burnouts - maybe in the daytime?

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  • nsogiba
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    ok, there is a happy ending to the story (not that kind of happy ending)

    overnighted a balancer from Summit, but because it was ordered after the evening shipping deadline it wasn't going to make it in time. There was just one left locally, so I snagged that and a 3 jaw puller. Unfortunately it was the same aftermarket brand as the one that failed, so I have to install the ACDelco that showed up too late. After scratching my head for a while figuring out how to pull her off, I came up with this:

    Started here


    Took a lot of wiggling to get everything lined up right


    and off




    I just so happened to have a spare Goodyear belt laying around so popped that on and buttoned it up:



    6.0 E39 Fixed! - Click for Video

    just in time for this


    and this


    and most importantly this


    Leaving the Wedding - Click to View

    I can't seem to get the youtube videos to embed so if anyone can help that'd be appreciated.

    a special thanks to my best man, Tim (technician117) who helped immensely throughout the evening (mostly calming my nerves and helping pack the car at the end of the evening).

    The End

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  • Darkyoshi154
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    That sucks man

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  • Earl
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    That sucks=/

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  • nsogiba
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    well shit





    couldn't handle the severe race conditions I guess

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  • cullen61918
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    enough pics? well documented!

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  • e38art
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    such a sick build man. ill be picking your brain when i swap the m62 in my e38 for an LS.....and then boost it muahaha

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  • Earl
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    So damn good=)

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  • Tarmac180sx
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    Fabulous build keep it up

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  • nsogiba
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    was out at Bimmerfest East a few weeks ago. a guy on bimmerforums snapped these:



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  • nsogiba
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    I found some old pictures from a few months back that I took after I got the fenders rolled in the rear. I use this build thread as a record of sorts and i realized that I never took pictures of the exterior after the M bumper conversion (front and rear). I am not a fan of the stance movement (quite the opposite - stick your stretched tires up your ass) but I do like things to look proportional to the body. Up front: 225/45/18 with a 12mm spacer, and 235/50/18 rear with 10mm spacer. Those rear tires are since gone, replaced with 245/40/18. I never really plan out tire size when replacing- just whatever is readily available in something close to my size, and cheap (with the way I go through tires it makes sense for me).





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