What did you do to your E30 today?
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- gooseygander110
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test fitted 6 sd box ..... 
- Cypriotgeeza
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+1!magpie wrote:Nothing,i fookin hate the winter
Check my M30 build threads:
Project Frankenstein: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=194154
Headgasket: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=165704
Clutch issues: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=172482
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Cypriotgeeza
Project Frankenstein: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=194154
Headgasket: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=165704
Clutch issues: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=172482
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Cypriotgeeza
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Rav335uk
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You is in the wrong country "Bro"Cypriotgeeza wrote:+1!magpie wrote:Nothing,i fookin hate the winter

If you Got "Haters",Then your doing something Right!
CR24v??? Where's it all gone?? LOL
- Cypriotgeeza
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I know bro! LolRav335uk wrote:You is in the wrong country "Bro"Cypriotgeeza wrote:+1!magpie wrote:Nothing,i fookin hate the winter
Check my M30 build threads:
Project Frankenstein: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=194154
Headgasket: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=165704
Clutch issues: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=172482
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Cypriotgeeza
Project Frankenstein: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=194154
Headgasket: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=165704
Clutch issues: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=172482
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Cypriotgeeza
Went to have a look at her. Lonely on garage. Re-connected battery started her up. First time. Bloody fantastic but then brake warning lights came on. Handbrake and brake. Unknown! brakes have been off all winter parked on trainers, probably needs a run. A few more weeks of hibernation as a cold spell forecast. Seen a a lot more salt wagons recently.
Checked out the electrics and then fired her up after a service. Still off road but ran very well on tickover. Cannot wait to start restoring her and I'm sure she is a keeper. I will post the photos as I go on this great journey.
Flute.
Flute.
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milescook
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The other day, did this Mondeo ARB link upgrade:

I also have tie rod ends to go on (WD40 applied in anticipation) as well as new arm bushes... it's going up to maggspower for that sometime...
Today, adjusted my boot so it doesn't rattle as much (I hope). Cleared out the nearside boot well of about 10 cm of water
Spotted a couple of pages ago here the problem could be my aerial, which I removed and taped over. Might investigate how good a job this tape is doing....
Oh, and even though technically It's up for sale and the previous owner wants to buy it back (with my work), booking myself for a track day in Llandow
I just can't let go....

I also have tie rod ends to go on (WD40 applied in anticipation) as well as new arm bushes... it's going up to maggspower for that sometime...
Today, adjusted my boot so it doesn't rattle as much (I hope). Cleared out the nearside boot well of about 10 cm of water
Oh, and even though technically It's up for sale and the previous owner wants to buy it back (with my work), booking myself for a track day in Llandow
The story so far... http://www.cookracing.co.uk/
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
https://www.youtube.com/cookracinguk
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
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milescook
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Bottom of the page Mick
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/inde ... Drop_Links
Yep, as you can see the bracket is no longer required. I just supplied my own couple of nuts and washers. Pretty straightforward swap.
Not sure how much improvement it is over standard fresh E30 links as mine were knackered. But it feels fine and dandy anyway.
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/inde ... Drop_Links
Yep, as you can see the bracket is no longer required. I just supplied my own couple of nuts and washers. Pretty straightforward swap.
Not sure how much improvement it is over standard fresh E30 links as mine were knackered. But it feels fine and dandy anyway.
The story so far... http://www.cookracing.co.uk/
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
https://www.youtube.com/cookracinguk
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
Part number here for lemforder..magpie wrote:good stuff Miles
where did you get them ?
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/index.php/Bushes
Get them cheapest from Car Parts For Less. about £35-40 for the two if I remember correctly.
@ milescook performance wise they're not an upgrade. Just built better than the E30 design therefore hopefully shall last longer.
Because I like you Mick..magpie wrote:good stuff Miles
where did you get them ?
http://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/c/F ... 414&000016
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milescook
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Sounds good to meG-Bear wrote:Part number here for lemforder..magpie wrote:good stuff Miles
where did you get them ?
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/index.php/Bushes
Get them cheapest from Car Parts For Less. about £35-40 for the two if I remember correctly.
@ milescook performance wise they're not an upgrade. Just built better than the E30 design therefore hopefully shall last longer.
The story so far... http://www.cookracing.co.uk/
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
https://www.youtube.com/cookracinguk
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
They look pretty toomilescook wrote:Sounds good to meG-Bear wrote:Part number here for lemforder..magpie wrote:good stuff Miles
where did you get them ?
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/index.php/Bushes
Get them cheapest from Car Parts For Less. about £35-40 for the two if I remember correctly.
@ milescook performance wise they're not an upgrade. Just built better than the E30 design therefore hopefully shall last longer.
- hammersfan12
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put a new coolant temp sensor on, seems to be running better. although over the last week it's had a new inlet boot and leads put on which have helped. it purrs again lol 
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scott180gtb
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Sold my sport today.
JBU has gone to a good home and I'm sure she will be looked after.
Time for something with some serious grunt.
JBU has gone to a good home and I'm sure she will be looked after.
Time for something with some serious grunt.
Cars
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
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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bigwinn
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Green Touring passed its MOT after some remedial works!
Another year without the Chinese making a toaster out of it
Another year without the Chinese making a toaster out of it
Bronzit gone- she lives on
'89 325i auto touring: Malachite Green
Now, I'm no gynecologist, but I know a tw4t when I see one...
'89 325i auto touring: Malachite Green
Now, I'm no gynecologist, but I know a tw4t when I see one...
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jimbom30cab
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Great wheels Dave, looking forward to seeing them
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ross_jsy
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Hooked some lights up in my garage and installed a radio so now I have no excuse for neglecting the turd. I really need to finish it, it's been 3+ years now!
Fitted DanThe's fan wiring loom and added a plug and socket to it and the fan side (look at the 3 years of much on the chassis!):

Had to use a 4 pin connector as it's all the auto electricians had and I wasn't going to buy a full plug kit. The joys of living on an island
Also fitted a replacement indicator stalk as I broke the original test fitting the rear half of the cage. Bought the stalk (off Trev I think) about 2 years ago. Really need to get my act together with this turd!

Fitted DanThe's fan wiring loom and added a plug and socket to it and the fan side (look at the 3 years of much on the chassis!):

Had to use a 4 pin connector as it's all the auto electricians had and I wasn't going to buy a full plug kit. The joys of living on an island
Also fitted a replacement indicator stalk as I broke the original test fitting the rear half of the cage. Bought the stalk (off Trev I think) about 2 years ago. Really need to get my act together with this turd!

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milescook
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Brimmed the tank, fixed my offside indicator (turns out a wire in the cab has been disconnected for at least a year), loaded it with tools and tyres and heading off to Llandow tomorrow.... 
The story so far... http://www.cookracing.co.uk/
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
https://www.youtube.com/cookracinguk
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
Bought my neon blue car in November, think we've had two good days at the weekends on work on her. Last week was one of those days, worked on the roof replacing a seriously bent roof lift/lower bar and swivel.
Roll on spring ;)
Flute.
Roll on spring ;)
Flute.
Not black - mine's is grey.
These aren't getting fitted until next week.
Tom







