E85 3.0i roadster diary 01/16-07/16
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Hi and welcome,I recognise your user name from bimmerforums seems we made the very same transition .
I frequented the other forum when I had the e46 330ci vert topaz blue(different user name on there).
Now got a e85 3.0 in maldives blue,you will find this forum a lot more in depth as it does not cover many models.
There is very little zed action on the other forum.
You will be pleased you joined for the wealth of knowledge and friendly banter on here ,some great people willing to help in many ways.
Nice looking roadster by the way
I frequented the other forum when I had the e46 330ci vert topaz blue(different user name on there).
Now got a e85 3.0 in maldives blue,you will find this forum a lot more in depth as it does not cover many models.
There is very little zed action on the other forum.
You will be pleased you joined for the wealth of knowledge and friendly banter on here ,some great people willing to help in many ways.
Nice looking roadster by the way
I have done a few days at Curborough z4s are perfect for the tight twisty course. Might see you there one day.
That gear knob is one of mine. I must have made it for the previous owner
That gear knob is one of mine. I must have made it for the previous owner
Machine monkey said:I have done a few days at Curborough z4s are perfect for the tight twisty course. Might see you there one day.
That gear knob is one of mine. I must have made it for the previous owner
When I was at Curborough last you did get a mention by marshalls who run the event.
Yes I seen some pics of your interior and did think that last week. I heard about stormwerks gearknobs so thought it may have been similar but is slighlty different I like mine ive got shifts nicely.
When I was at Curborough last you did get a mention by marshalls who run the event. I remembered your name as I'd heard the owner of another grey Z4 I viewed from off here with modded front splitter you may remember it.[/quote]
Yeah it ,makes a difference to the shift feel.
I must get back there soon. If you do a lot of track and 1/4 stuff? And your keeping the car? Get a LSD fitted.
When I was at Curborough last you did get a mention by marshalls who run the event. I remembered your name as I'd heard the owner of another grey Z4 I viewed from off here with modded front splitter you may remember it.[/quote]
Yeah it ,makes a difference to the shift feel.
I must get back there soon. If you do a lot of track and 1/4 stuff? And your keeping the car? Get a LSD fitted.
I just remembered the guy was a fellow member here who owned a Z4M who mentioned you. He said you normally come down for track days. He now has the Z4 35is he said he'd never think about taking that around You may remember him?. He was saying the LSD makes a massive difference. Id probably just sell the Z4 and get a E46 M3 that already has LSD. Z4 is a great car but I cant see myself owning it longer than 1 year really.
goldbcfc said:
That sounds like Ian he is a great guy.
He has taken it round i was in it the 35is is a quick car.
If your not gonna keep it no point.
Tried some of that fake carbon vinyl wrap few air bubbles and bits to re trim but really happy how it turned out as the part by handbrake was badly scratched and needed covering. Think I might look into having the parts properly hydro dipped in carbon skin for perfect trim finish should look brilliant
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