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    88E30M50

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    This afternoon, my youngest and I took a look at a potential track car candidate. He currently drives an 88 E30 with an M50 swap on track days and has been wanting to build a new, more track focused car. This is what we looked at. It's a 98 BMW 328i with a bad slushbox transmission. We just happen to have a good manual transmission, drives haft, lsd and pedal box with a clutch pedal.

    It's remarkably solid given that it's been sitting for a long time. The price is in his budget, too. That is, it's free. I'm thinking that we'll drag it home some time this spring and work on bringing it back to life. It should be fun.
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    mcapo

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    East of Hoosier45 - West of T-dogg
    This afternoon, my youngest and I took a look at a potential track car candidate. He currently drives an 88 E30 with an M50 swap on track days and has been wanting to build a new, more track focused car. This is what we looked at. It's a 98 BMW 328i with a bad slushbox transmission. We just happen to have a good manual transmission, drives haft, lsd and pedal box with a clutch pedal.

    It's remarkably solid given that it's been sitting for a long time. The price is in his budget, too. That is, it's free. I'm thinking that we'll drag it home some time this spring and work on bringing it back to life. It should be fun.
    24c798e34aacf5ab1b3abcd850c9db61.jpg
    Oh WOW! This looks like a most excellent project car!
     

    Hopper

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    Is it bad to want a new piece because you have grips you know will look ace on it? Oof, what if there are TWO of them for sale in the same frickin' thread?

    Yeesh, I know better than to ask this crowd of enablers. I should delete this post before I hit the Post button.

    Crappit, I hit the Post reply button. I'm a dope!
     

    Hoosier45

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    Is it bad to want a new piece because you have grips you know will look ace on it? Oof, what if there are TWO of them for sale in the same frickin' thread?

    Yeesh, I know better than to ask this crowd of enablers. I should delete this post before I hit the Post button.

    Crappit, I hit the Post reply button. I'm a dope!
    Sounds like an opportunity for a matched set
     

    Bennettjh

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    This afternoon, my youngest and I took a look at a potential track car candidate. He currently drives an 88 E30 with an M50 swap on track days and has been wanting to build a new, more track focused car. This is what we looked at. It's a 98 BMW 328i with a bad slushbox transmission. We just happen to have a good manual transmission, drives haft, lsd and pedal box with a clutch pedal.

    It's remarkably solid given that it's been sitting for a long time. The price is in his budget, too. That is, it's free. I'm thinking that we'll drag it home some time this spring and work on bringing it back to life. It should be fun.
    24c798e34aacf5ab1b3abcd850c9db61.jpg
    That'll be really cool. :yesway:
     

    Bennettjh

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    I do have a CZ question..

    My aluminum grips come loose on my Shadow sometimes. I plan on changing to a different set of aluminum grips. What do you all use on screws? O-rings, blue or purple loctite?
     
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