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Old 16th July 2007, 22:27   #61
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Old 16th July 2007, 23:38   #62
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Frits - - can't wait to see the pics...

-today I had the brake ducts installed, have the 540i grill so it all fits properly (pic of one / not mine)
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Old 17th July 2007, 00:48   #63
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Here you go guys... I'll post the story tomorrow...
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Old 17th July 2007, 09:53   #64
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There is an issue with the wheels... Actually with the tires. I'm running coilovers, and the tire hits the spring at front. I've added a 5mm spacer, which gives me about 4mm clearance. So I only need 1 or 2mm extra space. The problem is the width of the tyre right next to the wheel. The tire is a bit wider close to the wheel, to prevent curb rash.

I saw the exact same combination on an M3 at the Ring. Coilovers, BBS CH 8,5*17 ET 38, 235/40/17 tires, no spacer. But that guy was running different tires. These tires had no wheel protection.

Now, to the experts, what are the consequences of running a 10mm spacer on all 4 corners? My front fenders are a bit wider than stock, so that shouldn't be a problem (although it will be close). But what are the consequences for handling?
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Im not sure if it will help... but I am running H&R coilovers 235/40-18 tires and BBS CH 8.5" wide wheel and it clears.. maybe becouse the toyos dont have the curb prodection...

Anyway.. if you need to get rid of the 18" wheels.. I will buy them from you.
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Old 18th July 2007, 00:34   #66
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Car looks great Frits, you didn't need to put my initial (M) on the front seat though -ha
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The M3 I saw with the 17" BBS CH wheels and coilovers was running Toyo tires...

Anyway, I ordered a set of 4 spacers, can pick them up in the evening. In the meantime, I 'solved' the problem bij turning the coilovers a bit higher. Now it fits without spacers, but it looks like ***

The 18" wheels are sold already. They were poor quality and bent...

Doors are installed, mirrors, rear bumper, the front is complete.

Todo: finetune hood, door panels, wipers, and some minor stuff. Few parts still need to be sprayed...
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Car looks great Frits, you didn't need to put my initial (M) on the front seat though -ha
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Ok, the car is back at home. TODO-list:

* install seals on door windows
* install seal for sunroof
* install door panels
* lower the car at the front, and install the 4 spacers
* sand, spray and install a few minor parts
* alignment of the car
* alignment of the headlights
* install rear steal brake lines
* go to company that does stickering, and get the stickering done

Longer term:
* install the complete set of Powerflex bushes that is waiting in the garage.
* adapt E46 steering wheel, have it trimmed in alcantara, and install
* tell the guy working on my flocked dashboard to hurry, then install it.
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* install seals on door windows: DONE
* install seal for sunroof: DONE
* install door panels: DONE
* lower the car at the front, and install the 4 spacers: DONE
* sand, spray and install a few minor parts: SANDING DONE
* alignment of the car: DONE
* alignment of the headlights: DONE
* install rear steal brake lines: TODO
* go to company that does stickering, and get the stickering done: TODO
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