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Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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11th Aug 12 at 15:45

quote:
Originally posted by SetH
Just zoomed in on first pic. Coverage is all over the place they look god awful.

Yes, but you won't notice that after a week with brake dust on them.

I don't want them black, end of. Stop going on about it

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Registered: 5th Jul 00
Location: Aberdeen City
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11th Aug 12 at 15:59

thats like my brakes from 1998

Old Skool!!

Rich H

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Registered: 26th Oct 05
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11th Aug 12 at 16:39

Silver calipers would have looked a million times better

Wheels - you've acid etched the wheel

Either it was hot from driving recently? Or in the sun and baked on. Powdercoated or poorly repaired wheels tend to be the worst for this.

(and yes I'm fully aware these were done at Lepsons before you start!)

Ben G

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11th Aug 12 at 16:53

Cheers rich. Iirc it was hot the day I washed them, although it was evening when I actually put the product on.

Shall I get them re-powdercoated or sprayed? Would it cost more to get another powdercoat job? As i'm guessing they will need to be sandblasted first.

Rich H

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Registered: 26th Oct 05
Location: West Sussex Drives: E46 M3
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11th Aug 12 at 17:32

I personally prefer the look / finish of a sprayed wheel opposed to a powdercoated one - even though most people on here seem to prefer the opposite

But yes either way they'd be sand / bead blasted or acid dipped to take them back to bare metal and built back up from there.

Ben G

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11th Aug 12 at 18:30

some better pics, you bunch of sad boring magnolia loving cunts.

hardly noticeable

John G

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11th Aug 12 at 19:27

what colour are the wheels going?

3CorsaMeal

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11th Aug 12 at 19:33

He will stickerbomb them and surprise us then say its normal to do that

Ben G

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11th Aug 12 at 20:11

quote:
Originally posted by John G
what colour are the wheels going?

I might just sack them off in favour of anthacite 18'' csl reps, as per the pic at the bottom of page 17.

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11th Aug 12 at 20:51

dinky red calipers just seem to highlight the small looking brakes

I know they are standard, but what size are they? 18" wheels?

Ben G

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11th Aug 12 at 21:12

300mm front, 286 rear iirc, 18's.

3CorsaMeal

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11th Aug 12 at 21:25

Does look more like an aston now

kennySRi

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11th Aug 12 at 21:55

They stick out so much now and looks really bad against the tango indicators.

Watch out when you're buying those reps. The ones the bm guys get are pretty expensive and look much better, most on ebay are too cheap looking. Im wanting new wheels for my car and iv been looking at them but for the price for the decent ones you may aswell look for some genuine second hand wheels tbh.

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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12th Aug 12 at 09:56

i have clear front lights in the garage, i still need to spray the silver part, black, and put it all back together.

received my aux in yesterday so i can use my phone to play music off the standard headunit

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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12th Aug 12 at 10:32

well that was easy

aux in installed. this isn't the factory one as that was over £50 which for one lead is a joke, so paid £20 for this one.

theres a panel that pops out underneath the heater controls and i was going to mount it in that, but it would require drilling a hole so decided not to.

instead i routed it through to the ash tray.

i still need to mount it though, but i have this little cone thing which clipped in that hole previously, needs cutting down though.

as you can see, i need to clean the interior

[Edited on 12-08-2012 by Ben G]

Seany

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12th Aug 12 at 10:45

Where did you get the lead from? I'm looking for one atm as its a pain in the ass having the changer in the boot

Ian W

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12th Aug 12 at 10:59

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Originally posted by Seany
Where did you get the lead from? I'm looking for one atm as its a pain in the ass having the changer in the boot

I made my own for my Z4, I think the parts from Maplin cost me about £6. Assume the Mini would have similar requirements.

Ben G

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12th Aug 12 at 11:27

i bought this one:

http://www.incartunes.co.uk/pc7-bmw-01-aux-in-adaptor-580-p.asp

i added the circuit board aswell. cost me £20.99 and came next day.

you can make them but i wouldn't know where to start

just went out and tided it up a bit. added my aux lead and decided to hide the jack instead. the ashtray makes a nice holder for my phone.

Ben G

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20th Aug 12 at 15:03

finally got round to fixing my gearstick surround this weekend.

it was snapped when i bought it and managed to find a cheap replacement on bmminiparts.com but i never bothered fitting it as it's a ballache to remove.

ben j will be pleased to know i hoovered up the crap that was underneath the centre console:

i also removed the carbon wrap from everything as it was starting to come loose from the heat we've had. i think i'm going to be sending the bits off to Tom@Lemass in the future as i wan't them either gloss black or sterling grey (car colour).

and hoovered up inside, looks nice now.

Steve

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20th Aug 12 at 15:10

Very nice m8

Ben G

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20th Aug 12 at 15:18

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Amazing hoovering skills

cheers m8.

do you find it annoying when you're using the sucky thing and it decides to suck up a piece of carpet or something and the hoover falls over? annoys me very much

flybikeslee

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Registered: 2nd Jan 07
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20th Aug 12 at 15:23

red calipers

Ben G

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20th Aug 12 at 15:24

i like my calipers

chrisritch

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20th Aug 12 at 15:27

Calipers

flybikeslee

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Location: Liverpool
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20th Aug 12 at 15:36

very halfords imo

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