I recon he could have plugged that hole for you mateI'd guess about between 2 to 2.5 inch Tony,shame I didn't mention it yesterday.
Steve
, I think I will remove mine now, it does seem pretty pointless carrying it around.
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, I think I will remove mine now, it does seem pretty pointless carrying it around.
I'll have a rummage tomorrow night.I'd guess about between 2 to 2.5 inch Tony,shame I didn't mention it yesterday
Steve
Tony.
A clutch stop is something that reduces the distance from the clutch pedal to the floor - this in turn will shorten the distance it takes for the pedal to reach the biting point. BMW did fit one in the car as standard but it is - in my opinion poor - especially after what @Antm72 told me. It screws in directly to the firewall (underneath the clutch pedal) in the car and replaces the existing stopper.Whats this clutch stop thing pal, I think I already want one
You can quite easily make a clutch stop at home for £2-3 instead of spending £10-15 on what will essentially be the same thing.
Take a look at this video
No rush mate,tomorrow's fine
I'll see you on the 11th mate hopefully have a look then....after fitting @Grumpy's new suspenders
Steve
I have one on my zed,same as Ant's. On the 6 cylinder cars it helps reduce the notorious clunk on gear changing.
Should help on the 1.9 as well.
Steve
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I'd say wind deflector at the top of the list, alot more enjoyable with the roof down when you have it fitted.
My exhaust I just fitted chrome tips and makes a huge difference.
Gear stick is something you touch most in your car along with the steering wheel so those should be of decent quality. I paid 40 for mind from ebay but had I heard of the motorwerks ones before then I would have spent the extra on one of those!
My exhaust I just fitted chrome tips and makes a huge difference.
Gear stick is something you touch most in your car along with the steering wheel so those should be of decent quality. I paid 40 for mind from ebay but had I heard of the motorwerks ones before then I would have spent the extra on one of those!
We will be fitting the suspenders at some point after the owner of Zed Shed midlands Ltd returns from his jollys Steve.No rush mate,tomorrow's fine
I'll see you on the 11th mate hopefully have a look then....after fitting @Grumpy's new suspenders
Steve
Jolly good,let me know what weekend mate nearer the time and I'll come and get in the way
Steve
@Grumpy where is the Z shed mate, thinking of doing all my rear bushes and just wondering if its within a decent range
Ah ok mate, I you guys where referring to one of the sheds that pull cars to bits, is Lincoln classed as the Midlands
Well sort of,East MidlandsAh ok mate, I you guys where referring to one of the sheds that pull cars to bits, is Lincoln classed as the Midlands
.Steve
No bother mate will do.Jolly good,let me know what weekend mate nearer the time and I'll come and get in the way
Steve
Now you have just thrown a spanner in the works pal, I got a nice little cash bonus today, and was deliberating what to get, I eventually got it down to a Reiger front splitter or Sub and Amp to go along with the new sound system, I rang the audio shop tonight and did a deal on an Vibe under seat combined sub and active amp, said I would collect it tomorrow, I really need a Royal jobbie though.@Faheem just to add to the confusion have you thought about a steering wheel upgrade from Royal?.
Steve
You'll be able to do open air disco's with that sound system Sean
.The Royal wheels are top drawer,real good quality and feel
.Steve
Not wishing to worry you on this, however, BMW anti-freeze I use in my 2.8 is blue in colour (I am fairly sure the M44 requires the same). I forget the detail now but pink and blue types have different anti-corrosion additives and protect different metals in the engine. An hour or so on google and you will be an expert. Please tell me if I am wrong on this one and pink is correct - never too old to learn!
When I was looking for fresh anti freeze for mine I read up on the subject then went to the local BMW dealer and bought the genuine stuff for about the same price as Halfords were charging. Check the compatibility of the two colour types as you may need to flush before you refill.
I read up about antifreeze and the types as I wanted to "upgrade" when I change mine but I'm still non the wiser, I'd have liked the waterless stuff but its expensive stuff to loose if you have a leak and you cant just top up with water
If you look on ebay there is about 6 different colours you can get but I think its anything with organic stuff in it Is ok but hopefully someone that knows can confirm
If you look on ebay there is about 6 different colours you can get but I think its anything with organic stuff in it Is ok but hopefully someone that knows can confirm