jp5Touring

1 hour ago, 2002iii said:

Yeah I used the factory hard line and almost the same location for my fuel pressure regulator.

 

Beautiful air cleaner by the way!

Thank You , timjasonperformance.com  He's a one man show and will build them to how you want air cleaners or valve 

covers done.  He called me  at home, he went over every detail to make sure I got what I wanted. 

https://timjasonperformance.com/ 

Mine is mounted on the inner fender then to the  front DCOE.  The firewall was a bit crowded on my car and the PO

had a gas hard line that went under the car then upwards at the front of car so was somewhat direct.

I used Superbriteleds.com with good luck. Been in since 2019 with no problems.

LED's are dimmable and no polarity issues. Also have NAPA el 13 flasher relay.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/vehicle?find=1973-bmw-2002-6903346&sid=izLDHMhEIu

Congrats, glad someone that likes 2002s won.  Looks to be a great car.  

Registered for The Vintage today. Looks like 25 -30 2002s already registered.

Would love to do Mid America, but don't know if I'm up for two 22 hour round trips so close together.

Previous owner must of changed the trunk lock.  I have the correct BMW ignition key that also opens doors and trunk lock.

The factory locking gas cap uses ilco x132 key that google says is for VW gas cap.

Everything works as it should.  

My  73  trunk opens/ locks with ignition key .

My 73 are Amber, no idea if this is correct.

13557 is the winning number.  Website hasn't stated who won or if they been contacted.

Not me so back to wishing for a e30 M3.  

Love the brass knobs  I used Ireland Engineering kit a year ago with good luck.

https://www.iemotorsport.com/product/headlight-bucket-hardware-kit-2002/

Can never have to many clothes pins.

Never have used Partsnext but they have 162 of them at $11.26..

https://www.partsnext.com/toyota/48536-60010-bush-for-front-shock-absorber-rh-lh/

Washed and most likely tucked away till April. Not looking forward to another Michigan Winter.

Could you not weld up the hog out hole and redrill it ?

Might be worth a shot before spending big money on a new 5 speed drive shaft.

My Son has worked on Chevy II and early Camaro reproduction bodys at work.

Fit is average at best and quality is a bit sketchy.  

Coupe body goes for  $12k to over $16k  and that doesn't include hood fenders or front piece.

They will only use if requested or the car is seriously bent as a last resort. 

I'm in, I thought about buying 1000 but feeling pretty lucky so got just one.

That metal bracket is upside down.  Mine is screwed at the center hole to tunnel then you screw the two side screws in to

hold it in place.  Is a bit of a cluster f to get everything lined up  and mounted I thought also.

Never been a fan of all the raffles but will have to buy a ticket for this one I think.

My ocd would replace that negative strap also, looks  pretty beat and not use a phillips screw for body ground.

OP had battery in trunk with a bit of hodge podge electrical.

Installed a busbar to clean it all up, easy fix.

Never was a fan of the wood grain. Well done they turned out great. 

I have Speedhut oil temp oil press.  and voltmeter and I'm very happy with them. Quality is very good.

My Oldest's place of employment,  restoration/pro touring shop uses most there gauges with no problems.

You can customize there gauges to look factory or have any look you want.

Mine with new classic plate and Korman frame, Kooglewerks exhaust.

Ireland Eng. purchase also.

I have 40 DCOE's with Kooglewerks header,would like to install a 292 cam someday.

The 40's run well and can deliver plenty of fuel. 

I used the Mercedes plate holder also. Works great inexpensive and did not have to drill new holes.