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  • Grime
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    Originally posted by Kriss Hansen View Post
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    Why did you get my hope up haha

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  • Kriss Hansen
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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Originally posted by Welfare View Post
    God Damn.

    What a set up. Is your garage built inside a barn??

    Love the wire tuck. Want to do that to my E28 at some stage.

    and i wish we got the same door trims as you do. the door pocket is soo much better than the crappy plastic one my car has
    Yep its a barn or its actually a silo

    Thanks I think its worth it when I'm finished

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  • Welfare
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    God Damn.

    What a set up. Is your garage built inside a barn??

    Love the wire tuck. Want to do that to my E28 at some stage.

    and i wish we got the same door trims as you do. the door pocket is soo much better than the crappy plastic one my car has

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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Yesterday I finished extending the cabels to the fusebox and placed it in the glovebox






    Before I started today


    After a couple of hours with grinding and disassembly of the brake system




    Does anyone with an e28 with manual gearbox know if the clutch wire goes through the top or lower hole?


    And some pictures of the new garage

    Before




    After


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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Originally posted by 12vsex View Post
    Thats Exactly what I want to do, Looks like its more time consuming than hard eh? Are you color matching all the wires or are you using a donor harness?

    As far as that vacuum stuff... I'm pretty sure those are purge valves ? Looks strange. we here in America have them on the passenger side near the washer reservoir. Double check your lines / ports that run under the intake manifold .
    Its not hard at all. I use a type of cabel from work that has 19 pairs in it, with all the wires marked with numbers. And just write down what color i solder to what number and then it no problem when I'm soldering it to the fusebox

    Ok the vacuume hoses was not conected to anything so I'll probably get rid of th hole thing

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  • 12vsex
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    Thats Exactly what I want to do, Looks like its more time consuming than hard eh? Are you color matching all the wires or are you using a donor harness?

    As far as that vacuum stuff... I'm pretty sure those are purge valves ? Looks strange. we here in America have them on the passenger side near the washer reservoir. Double check your lines / ports that run under the intake manifold .

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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Done extending the cables on one side


    And I've pulled the cables over to the glovebox




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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Now it no way back! Starting with extending the cables to the fusebox that Im going to place in the glovebox


    Easy but timeconsuming work


    Thats it for today and I will continue tomorrow

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  • Kriss Hansen
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    The new steering wheel


    After a good wash with the pressure washer all the oil and grease is gone








    Yes there is some rust


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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Somebody know what this thing is? The vacuume hoses is not connected to anything.

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  • Kriss Hansen
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    Originally posted by superturbodiesel.com View Post
    Såg ut som et kurant utgangspunkt dette! Følger med
    Ja, er eit greit utgangspunkt

    Originally posted by xavierb View Post
    bmw family i see..your dads m6 is soo badass. i have a feeling youre gonna do something epic with this.
    Yeah, we all bought BMWs this summer Gonna try my best on the epic part!

    Originally posted by BrandonMcKiernan View Post
    Those fender wells came out so clean. I would say go with BC racing coils just from experience. Car is off to a good start for sure.
    They turned out suprisingly nice! Thanks for the advise man!

    Originally posted by 12vsex View Post
    Yea I was gonna say the same , Makes me want to go outside and scrub the hell out of my wheel wells . I'll add that to spring cleaning list .
    It's worth the scrub for sure

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  • 12vsex
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    Originally posted by BrandonMcKiernan View Post
    Those fender wells came out so clean. I would say go with BC racing coils just from experience. Car is off to a good start for sure.
    Yea I was gonna say the same , Makes me want to go outside and scrub the hell out of my wheel wells . I'll add that to spring cleaning list .

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  • BrandonMcKiernan
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    Those fender wells came out so clean. I would say go with BC racing coils just from experience. Car is off to a good start for sure.

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  • xavierb
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    bmw family i see..your dads m6 is soo badass. i have a feeling youre gonna do something epic with this.

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