today i...

... Washed the dust off the car - then decided it was too clean so took it for a drive :D

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Stuart Truman said:
mac27040 said:
Came back from goodwood revival and fitted my BMW strut brace

Is it as simple as undoing all the bolts, putting the strut brace ends on and refitting or do you have to secure the suspension? Apologies for the dumb questions, but I have a vision of undoing the bolt and seeing the bodywork part company with the chassis! :o

Yes just unbolt the 3 nuts on each suspension turret and bolt on the strut brace, remember the strut brace nuts are have a torque setting of 35Nm, I also added thread lock to the nuts.


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Handed back my company Alpina D3BT as it's done 118,000 miles and the FD is having it :(

I'm joining the Audi brigade next week with an A5 Coupe, I won't post any pictures because I know how much they are loved :rofl:
 
Met the Wife at the Stealership that we just (last week) bought the most beautiful car I/we have ever owned. {Z4C montego blu}. Only to be told that they couldn't upgrade our (my) sat nav to v32 as they didn't have the disk and it would need to be plugged in to complete the job. At least they have agreed to replace the corroded front fog lights. Just waiting for the parts??? Sorry if the etiquette isn't quite there will post some pics of our (my) baby soon.

Have been looking at this forum for a while :D. Looking forward to taking part as much as I can. ND
 
mac27040 said:
Stuart Truman said:
mac27040 said:
Came back from goodwood revival and fitted my BMW strut brace

Is it as simple as undoing all the bolts, putting the strut brace ends on and refitting or do you have to secure the suspension? Apologies for the dumb questions, but I have a vision of undoing the bolt and seeing the bodywork part company with the chassis! :o

Yes just unbolt the 3 nuts on each suspension turret and bolt on the strut brace, remember the strut brace nuts are have a torque setting of 35Nm, I also added thread lock to the nuts.

Cheers, I'll need to call Sopers and get the longer bolts. Mine came without them (eBay special)
 
Stuart Truman said:
... Got told my blood pressure was on the high end of normal and I'm over stressed. *sigh* No sh1t Sherlock.

Need more roof down driving Stu - only known antidote :thumbsup:

I am way too scared to even go there with my doctor - add overweight and you're in dodgy territory :cry:
 
I had a case of hypertension about 12 years ago (at least that's what my GP called it I think). I thought I was having a heart attack :(

After a particularly shitty couple of weeks I was fit to kill someone today, recognising the symptoms I went and saw our occupational health chappie. Just confirmed what I already knew. At least if I keel over now it's on record I blamed work.
 
I don't know if my employer has anyone accessible like that anymore - they all work at home. They'd have a field day with me, I feel like that at least once a week, often more :rofl: :|
 
Where I work is quite good like that. Although being told I'm not the only one did make me pause for thought... :?

Still, new job (same company) soon. Onwards and upwards. To insanity, and beyond!
 
Enjoyed a 220km (distance!) run over the mountains and through the forest with a few 'euro' driving buddies. Of course the Z4MC had the measure of all of them ;-)
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Fitted nice new plain number plates with no nasty screws or garage logos. Amazing how much nicer the car looks, to me at least 8)

Not sure I will ever get them off though given the amount of super sticky tape I used... Guess I will have to save getting private plates for that red ///M lurking in my future :D
 
Taz x said:
Bing said:
Guess I will have to save getting private plates for that red ///M lurking in my future :D

you could upgrade to a coupe at the same time :thumbsup:

For me, that could only be a downgrade :P

That said, given my roof is still knackered I might as well have one :roll:
 
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