What have you done to your car today?

Cleaned my exhaust tips.
 

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Seeing your posts, Barty, it will probably look even better when you fix it.
Too bad about it, glad you are Ok. Pictures of "Before-After" when it is fixed will be welcomed.

Ok, posted before reading the rest of the topic. You are already half way there :thumbsup:
 
grannyknot said:
Z4Mariner said:
Grannyknot, I really appreciate seeing you fix and make things right. I have the urge to do exactly this sort of thing, and much of the time I do, while other times it's not quite possible. It's the difference between a car that's serviced by numbers and and one that's really cared for.

Thanks for sharing.
Thank you sir, that's always nice hear, I have a build thread on the other Z4 forum where over the past year I have replaced every bushing, bearing, gasket, seal or wearable part with new, https://www.zpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1910373

Thanks for letting us know , I'll be having a good look through it. Lovely colour BTW

(Still working towards my Z4 coupe so nothing to report yet unless anyone has a Montego blue they are thinking of selling in the new year :thumbsup: )
 
Thanks, yeah really happy with these two additions, the steering wheel cover is a Mewant model and purchased via eBay. The Ramair kit I bought online direct from their own site and was a bargain at £72 delivered.
 
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Unfortunately while repairing the wing, I went through the paint during the final corrective stages. The panel has been resprayed before, and it’s always a risk. Paint thickness measurements beforehand suggested plenty of material to work with (starting at 120 micron before sanding, failing at 106…). Such is life, so:

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Tore down the side and dropped the panel off for a respray with the rear bumper. Should all be back in order next week, and this does allow me to tackle some early-phase rust problems on the wing. We’ll be back!
 
Gave mine a wash n wax this afternoon, been out driving around quite a lot the last 2 weeks in the sun and he was covered in salty stuff. Looks much happier now, poor thing. :thumbsup:
 
ljcollingham said:
Thanks, yeah really happy with these two additions, the steering wheel cover is a Mewant model and purchased via eBay. The Ramair kit I bought online direct from their own site and was a bargain at £72 delivered.

Love the Ramair Kit for the four pot. Been trying to find a six pot for my 2.5Si 2007 for a price like yours (some hope?!). Can anyone help me find one for this for a reasonable price? Thanks in advance. Scott :?
 
Scott Naylor said:
ljcollingham said:
Thanks, yeah really happy with these two additions, the steering wheel cover is a Mewant model and purchased via eBay. The Ramair kit I bought online direct from their own site and was a bargain at £72 delivered.
Love the Ramair Kit for the four pot. Been trying to find a six pot for my 2.5Si 2007 for a price like yours (some hope?!). Can anyone help me find one for this for a reasonable price? Thanks in advance. Scott :?
Hi, this is my kit (as imaged above), does this not fit your model? https://ramair-filters.co.uk/mfn-131-enclosed-nero-cold-air-induction-kit-for-bmw-e46-z4-2-5i-192bhp/
 
I think it’s time,
This is what 19 years and 85,000 British miles do to our cars.
 

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Replace the oil filter housing gasket no more dripping on the garage floor , old gasket was so brittle almost like plastic. Gasket and 2 washers cost £10 and took me 6 hours in the garage .
lots to strip off before you can get to the gasket but not a difficult job
 
Sneaking in to the 85&86 posts with a cheeky 89 update… those lovely guys at Royal Steering Wheels have matched me a gear lever gaiter to the retrimmed ‘wheel. Fitted. Love it :driving:
 
Robster68 said:
New addition to garage /workshop
That looks a belter ! Very nice. Twin cylinder, 100ltr :thumbsup: My WolfAir is 100ltr but single cylinder. Wouldn't be without it. One of, if not THE most useful and versatile workshop tool.
 
patriot66 said:
Robster68 said:
New addition to garage /workshop
That looks a belter ! Very nice. Twin cylinder, 100ltr :thumbsup: My WolfAir is 100ltr but single cylinder. Wouldn't be without it. One of, if not THE most useful and versatile workshop tool.
Thanks,yes first time for me with compressor,looking into sandblasting options,big plans for the z still to come.Basically I want it looking as good underneath as it does on top 👍
 
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