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martyb

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The M44 Massive
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Hey there fowks,

Some of you may notice me from the other zed forum and a few associated fb pages.

Just wanted to say Hey!!
I'll get some pics of my car on in due course as im on the mobile right now.

Basically I started just over a year ago with a 97 1.9 z3 and since gave it a pretty big overhaul.

Full respray
new hood
facelifted the centre console
engine cooling system overhaul
most gaskets etc replaced on the engine
rear suspension renewed
brakes renewed all round.
front top seals done.
style 18 alloys refurbished by myself
Simota induction kit fitted
Just generally alot of tlc put into it.

My dream for the car

rear m bumper, bootlid and wider arches etc fitted with quad pipes (no m badges though i dont like that sort of thing.) Already started gathering some parts.

Big brake kit fitted to fill the inside of the wheels.

Find some m wheels (i think these suit the car the best)

Renew all suspension with poly bushes and maybe coilovers.

Then im either going to go down the road of supercharger for the 1.9 or an engine swap to a bigger unit.


Some may say im daft but hey it keeps me happy and everybody loves a project! :)

Cheers guys hope to get to know some of you soon
 
Welcome @martyb,

Another member for the [USERGROUP=12]@M44 Massive[/USERGROUP]! Sounds like you have a great project underway, can't wait to see the piccies when you are off your phone ;)

Gary
 
And a welcome from me too.
Gaz, looks like you might have to change the status to 'Temporary M44 Massive'.........;)
 
Welcome from me too, any advice required on the fat rear end conversion, give me a shout......
 
Hey Marty a big welcome from me in sunny Florida ( normally Lincoln ) seen a whole lot of fat rear ends over hear, I can try and get some info if you like. =))

Ps will be great to see some photo's of your project when you have time.
 
Me, no, I prefer the come plan! ;) (boom-tish)
 
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Welcome!! If you're ever in Canada drop by for a beer or two. Sounds like quite a project you're undertaking. Good luck! JIM
 
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