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i was fully prepared to **** what this thread was going to offer... lol but i like your ti... the only one ive ever liked
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Kudos on all of the fab work. She is looking good=DComment
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Thanks for all the comments from everyone. I seem to have a lot of people tell me its the only 318ti they have ever liked! Its only going to get more awesome once I gather some more parts for my engine swap.
I needed an oil change on the car, so a local township did it for me. They failed to repair the road correctly, resulting in a small dip with a 3-4" raised manhole cover. I was behind a few cars and had no clue that the road was like this. I hit it at about 30mph. Smoke instantly poured out from under the hood and I shut the car off. 5 quarts of oil came out of the pan instantly. Because of how the road was repaired, my car went into the dip and basically slammed the oil pan directly on top of the manhole cover. There was no other damage, other than the oil pan. I had a spare one at my house and changed it on the side of the road in about an hour. Needless to say, custom skidplate coming soon!
Custom skidplate coming soon!Comment
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I just had a quick one made to avoid pan damage. You won't have to worry about this with a swap=P lolComment
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Yes true, the ls7 is dry sump, so the pan is way smaller! Better safe than sorry though. I also sent you a PM about the trailing arms.Originally posted by Earl View PostComment
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Took some pics at the beach the other day:
IMG_3272 by Dominant Engineering, on Flickr
IMG_3287 by Dominant Engineering, on Flickr
IMG_3285 by Dominant Engineering, on Flickr
IMG_3262 by Dominant Engineering, on Flickr
IMG_3274 by Dominant Engineering, on Flickr
IMG_3275 by Dominant Engineering, on Flickr
IMG_3294 by Dominant Engineering, on FlickrComment
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woah! looks really good..loving the green on blackComment
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Sweet car, and interesting trailing arms.Need a good mechanic/fabricator/performance shop in SoCal?
http://www.facebook.com/castro.motorsport.ca
http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=155404
Castro Motorsport
12600 Sherman Way, Unit C
North Hollywood, CA 91605
818-765-3606Comment
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Ugh I need smaller tires to space out my wheels. Do our rear fender lips have seam sealer like normal e36's? Were yours a pain to roll/pull? Also replied to the pmComment
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Yeah they did have sealer on them, they were pretty difficult to roll.I scraped some of it off, then I used a good amount of heat and just kept pushing them out slowly.Originally posted by Earl View PostComment
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Amazing Ti dude. Honestly the first Ti I've ever drooled over . Also some very impressive craftsmanship!Comment
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That's a hell of an impressive build with some kickass fab. Would you be interested in fabbing up another set of those camber plates?<Imagine a cool photo of a white 98 M3 sedan sitting low on staggered DS2's here>Comment
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That fab work is insane! Kudos to you man, killer car!
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Awesome looking Ti and amazing fab skills. Cant wait to see it with the swap.3000GT-Clean daily project.Comment
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