
Goosie's S50 Moredoor, 'Ring action
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Looking good Goosie.
I never thought you would swap out the 2.8. Was it a drive in drive out conversion??
What's the plans for the stroker?
There something about the S50 in an E30 that is so right. I'm going to have to get saving
I never thought you would swap out the 2.8. Was it a drive in drive out conversion??
What's the plans for the stroker?
There something about the S50 in an E30 that is so right. I'm going to have to get saving

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2007 VW Caravelle 2.5 TDI 250 bhp 550 NM
1989 325i Sport Gone

2003 E46 320d Touring
1998 E36 M3 EVO Track Toy
1996 E36 328i Sport welder-up project
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Shouldn't think this will hang around too long....
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Thanks Dan,
Hi Scott, the 2.8 is going to sit in a corner of the garage and get cleaned up a bit, replace some gaskets and pipes, long term i'm not sure...
Hi Scott, the 2.8 is going to sit in a corner of the garage and get cleaned up a bit, replace some gaskets and pipes, long term i'm not sure...
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Oh and Yes Drive in drive out 

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wow thats very very nice mate
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Thanks,
Got on some further bay action:
Fabric/certoplast tape to rewrap the exposed sections of the loom,
Cleanse and wax paint, reposition MAF cable tie...



Slow but steady progress...

Got on some further bay action:
Fabric/certoplast tape to rewrap the exposed sections of the loom,
Cleanse and wax paint, reposition MAF cable tie...



Slow but steady progress...

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tempting to do this!!!
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Nah mate, cable ties is well motorsport innit yeah?DanThe wrote:How about fit a proper airbox, rather than faff about with cable ties
Seriously though, its just a stop-gap to hold the ITG away from the rad, if serious thought was being given to it a fabricated bracket mounted to the unused earth on the chassis rail would have worked slightly less offensively...
Dan & Rav -why don't you trek down for the BBQ on Saturday?
Be good to see you both there

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Im already promised to the kumho at Oulton on Saturday mate, wouldnt mind a drive down, weather doesnt give much encouragement either though. Hopefully you will have one organised for when summer gets here 

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Goosie, no can do, both cars are off the road atm.goosiegander wrote:
Dan & Rav -why don't you trek down for the BBQ on Saturday?
Be good to see you both there
Maybe when the chromie is up and running i'll make another effort for the 3 hr drive


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CR24v??? Where's it all gone?? LOL
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A weekend of buftyness has just gone by...




Resulting in this...







Dan was working hard... bless


Well worthwhile though



Much fun




Resulting in this...







Dan was working hard... bless


Well worthwhile though



Much fun

Looks awesome after the machine polisher! Something i've been thinking of buying this weekend infact...

Have a gander on http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polishing ... at_68.htmlCook318IS wrote:Looks awesome after the machine polisher! Something i've been thinking of buying this weekend infact...
Aye! Already looked at the Das6 pro with some pads + mezerna from them. Ive already got mezerna cutting compound and a whole host of zaino already mind.Dan320is wrote:Have a gander on http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polishing ... at_68.htmlCook318IS wrote:Looks awesome after the machine polisher! Something i've been thinking of buying this weekend infact...

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Cheers guys,
I'm after doing some training in August with 'the polishing company' i've gotten far more bufty as time has passed and there are a heep of cars that i can practice on for free after the initial training.
The car has always been looked after in terms of protective coatings and maintenance cleaning but its not possible to totally correct some of the deeper scratches and marring. Ideally at some point after the M3 is complete i can look at a bare metal respray of the exterior surfaces with glass out and running gear/pannels off.
Dan's choice of preparation and products have given a lovely finish, i'm especially happy with the boot and spoiler as shown in the above reflection shots...
Still makes me smile every time i open the door to the garage
I'm after doing some training in August with 'the polishing company' i've gotten far more bufty as time has passed and there are a heep of cars that i can practice on for free after the initial training.
The car has always been looked after in terms of protective coatings and maintenance cleaning but its not possible to totally correct some of the deeper scratches and marring. Ideally at some point after the M3 is complete i can look at a bare metal respray of the exterior surfaces with glass out and running gear/pannels off.
Dan's choice of preparation and products have given a lovely finish, i'm especially happy with the boot and spoiler as shown in the above reflection shots...
Still makes me smile every time i open the door to the garage

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Looking great Goosie, such a deep shine. Have you used any of the panels I gave you? 

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1989 325i Sport M Tech II, Diamond Black/Black leather
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Now now young man, i'll have you know that fetching biscuits, pouring and serving drinks in addition to 'entertaining' Dan over a weekend was a proper task!Rav335uk wrote:Looks like Dan did all the work

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Hi Paul,bmwe30mtech wrote:Looking great Goosie, such a deep shine. Have you used any of the panels I gave you?
Drivers wing for the time being, sunroof should correct quite well also,
Has the sport gone yet?

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Thanks Chris!spook wrote:Much epicness

Hope the 6 isn't giving you too much trouble!