Recent content by Vanne

Hey guys, just wondering if there is a buying guide on here somewhere with stuff (aside from the chain guide) to look out for. looking at the last version of this, i believe its 2014 and onwards? (2015 and onwards have the chain guide changed already i believe?) but this one iam looking at...

They were also on the 2000 onwards z3’s, though in 17”. I gave a set away a few years back.

lol thanks .. pretty sure we’ve bounced back and forth on ideas on both your build and mine, so we learn from each other. :)

This is probably my next..car.. Iveco Eurocargo , I’ve checked quite a few for sale here already, but they are all single cabs, I am waiting for a dual cab (like pictured) to come up. Build an overlander on the back and drive from Dxb to SYD taking around 9-12 months when we leave here..

Beautiful write ups, keep em coming. So nice to see the progress, yeah loved that CSL sound.. intoxicating.. Drive safe. V.

No worries, you’ll discover it later on. Enjoy.

Hmm.. interesting.. well i just bought my next car.. well i haven't yet, as it failed the MOT just the other day, so the current owner is responsible for fixing the tie rod ends and an oil leak.. so hopefully that will be sorted in a few days. and then ill take ownership. its a 2.0 Z3 2000...

excellent review, but you've got your camber set back the front. front should be more than the rear in these cars. i can only imagine the weird handling your getting. the Evora must have been fun to own?

what a cool little vid.. :D it made me smile.

Man, that looks great, you’ve done an excellent job.. hats off.

Ive not used a M3 one on a Z4, but i used my spare Z4M one on an M3 (shipping time was the issue) .. plugged the hole and off she went.. I would have thought the reverse was also possible??

just get the M one, dont look back. The engine alone is worth the extra youll pay over the non-m.

Holy hell!!! Every time is see you guys from the UK do this I shudder at the pics of the rust.. omg.. those rear shocks.. bloody hell, that subframe.. Excellent work mate, and good on ya for tackling that car. Keep it up and enjoy the ride.. subbed to see what you get up to next.