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From: Fresno,Ca
Originally Posted by willum
What kind of tow hook does Tech have? Just painted the factory one red....but it got pretty chip'd up from AMVIV3......but I stil have plenty of paint left.
Things sure are quiet during the day when you're working
Things sure are quiet during the day when you're working
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What's up fellas. I am kind of doing a mod day today afer work. I just finished installing the OEM alarm kit, except the stalk. I wonder if I really need that light for it all to work? I also installed 2/3 of the USS, but I maxed out the jack and I could not get the car high enough to bore out the mounting holes for the main section.
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Originally Posted by armandCooperS04
What's up fellas. I am kind of doing a mod day today afer work. I just finished installing the OEM alarm kit, except the stalk. I wonder if I really need that light for it all to work? I also installed 2/3 of the USS, but I maxed out the jack and I could not get the car high enough to bore out the mounting holes for the main section.
I'm tempted, but I think I got enough hell for the 22mm swaybar that was "installed" to the bottom of my bed but somehow made it to my sig...
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Blake go for it, it is still early for you. Gitterdun!
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Originally Posted by 1nf3rn0
I'm tempted, but I think I got enough hell for the 22mm swaybar that was "installed" to the bottom of my bed but somehow made it to my sig...
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Originally Posted by willum
The hardest part is removing the back seat (the butt part)....which isn't hard at all.
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From: Oakhurst/Fresno, CA
Originally Posted by 1nf3rn0
Tech has an e36 style tow hook. I don't like it, but Brad does... I'm painting mine red with Rustolium or sometihing.. Hopefully it holds up...
Steve
Edit: It was used, but not installed.
Edit: Only one I see on e-bay right now. Not a very good price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-A...QQcmdZViewItem
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From: Oakhurst/Fresno, CA
Originally Posted by 1nf3rn0
I'm tempted, but I think I got enough hell for the 22mm swaybar that was "installed" to the bottom of my bed but somehow made it to my sig...
Steve
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From: Oakhurst/Fresno, CA
Originally Posted by Scooby03
Benice or I will bend your dipstick before you get there Saturday.
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Originally Posted by 1nf3rn0
Well, I tested out the tires today:
They grip well and I find myself going faster through my corners than normal. My problem with them consists of a lack of a feeling of solidity. This may well be due to me not feeling as much of the road as I id with runflats, but the back end just feels a bit sloppier through turns.
Another issue I came accross is I hear some rubbing when cornering hard and hitting bumps. It's not much, but enough to have me take notice.
Also, I am painting my tow hook red as we speak. Hopefully when I paint the back, it will look as good as the front does right now
They grip well and I find myself going faster through my corners than normal. My problem with them consists of a lack of a feeling of solidity. This may well be due to me not feeling as much of the road as I id with runflats, but the back end just feels a bit sloppier through turns.
Another issue I came accross is I hear some rubbing when cornering hard and hitting bumps. It's not much, but enough to have me take notice.
Also, I am painting my tow hook red as we speak. Hopefully when I paint the back, it will look as good as the front does right now
Steve