Driv3r
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Been thinking to start a new 2002 Turbo project...
Driv3r replied to 2002Scoob's topic in BMW 2002 and other '02
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All my BMW's are boosted. I love to source an Iseta so I can swap the engine with a boosted Heyabusa. 😁
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Also I'm sure you know but just in case, RD under dash pannels are different to LHD pieces. I sourced all the pieces from UK. Cheers
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They're rivets that also hold the two bras connectors.
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I'm in Australia. It will take a while for me to pickup specially with sharks and all that. Any chance you could exercise your good samaritan and post a pair to me foradditional fee? Thanks
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Message me what you have. Please reply here if you’re a new member. I won’t reply messages from new members due to possible scam sales.
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I use Tapatalk religiously. I pay to support faq predominately due to its tapatalk integration.
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New Rear Pillar Chrome Badge (E9 style)
Driv3r replied to Driv3r's topic in BMW 2002 and Neue Klasse Parts For Sale
My car is still being restored and has no trim or glasses yet, but you can see the size and proportion in the 2002tii pilar. -
He’s a Kangaroo man, what’s he doing in Wisconsin? [emoji16] M10 efi’s come up on Facebook occasionally and at a good price. Someone recently was selling a complete e21 m10 for $600
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Mate just grab an injected m10 from a wrecker and turbo it. Then you can get up to 3 times the factory power. You would upgrade body, suspension, drive line and etc as you increase power but at lease you have the option of keeping the amazing m10 and having an open ended upgrade path. This also works the same way if you plan to swap the injection for carbs. Easy power increase and reliability. Never swap m10 with anything but m10!
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From what car and year? Thanks
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I’m still gotta send you a gold badge from my vintage Carl Dillenius collection. Just gotta dig the stash in my storage. Will do it this Xmas holiday.
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I designed and make those for my tii but to cover production costs, I had to make 15 pairs. They’re the same as the e9 pillar badges but smaller in proportion to suit 2002 pillar and size. Can use any centre badge with 35mm diameter or any of the styles that I have. These are 74mm outside diameter. they’re mounted with special 3M double sided tape that’s made for auto badges and they’re removable without living a residue.
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That’s illegal here in Aus. Only belts from manufacturers authorised by government can be installed. At least here. I’d assume sewing seatbelts is also not allowed in US, being done by professional shop or not. Check with your motor vehicle registry’s office.
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New Rear Pillar Chrome Badge (E9 style)
Driv3r replied to Driv3r's topic in BMW 2002 and Neue Klasse Parts For Sale
Hi Paul, yes it’s possible to re-chrome plastic. It’s a costly process and hence require higher quantity to substantiate costs. I had 15 pairs of these (30 pieces) made that include sketch and sizing, design, prototype, mould, production, plating, adhesive trial and final die cut and other associated costs. I can have plastics re-chromed for faq members if you set a time in a year and have everyone sending their plastic parts so it will be a bulk job. Cheers
