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by mrfuzzyfelts » Sun Jan 06, 2013 11:20 am
After selling my last compact 5-6 years ago I have been playing on 2 wheels at motocross since... However I have always missed the BMW and wanted to return when I moved house and got a garage etc After navigating at a stage rally on the 30th December at Pembrey I knew I had to get another car and had r bug big time!!! Been hunting around for a real tidy base car this time and went to fetch it last night, after 400 miles drive and blow out on trailer so had to limo home with 3 wheels at 30 mph I finally have my new car home.... Now for the work to start and get it stripped etc      
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by M3 Compact » Sun Jan 06, 2013 12:22 pm
Like. 
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by mrfuzzyfelts » Sun Jan 06, 2013 7:30 pm
Daishag wrote:Fair play it should make a nice car that Tom, have 70% finished yer sill stands just gotta cut out the strengthening gussets and weld them in one morning this week for you, as 2mw morning im off to Hockleys to get another bumper Cheers Dave aka Daishag @ DSR Motorsport 07805835655
Ok thanks, might have you sort some other bits for me aswell 
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by Adam Gardner » Sun Jan 06, 2013 9:37 pm
Nice colour, will save some time and cash not having to paint it
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by M3 Compact » Sun Jan 06, 2013 11:16 pm
Adam Gardner wrote:Nice colour, will save some time and cash not having to paint it
Proper bumpers too. AGBO entry in? 
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by mef » Sun Jan 06, 2013 11:31 pm
Looks like you cant go wrong building one of these just now, everyone seems to be building them or wanting one!
I did originally consider the Compact as my base car but in the end I went for the 1 series since the compacts were starting to be a bit old. I would have saved over 200Kgs and £3500 on the base car purchase if I'd followed my 1st instincts! As it happens my 1 series is just as old as the last E46 Compact being a 54 reg!
Best of luck, you cant go wrong building this, I will be following your build with interest!
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by Garry.M » Mon Jan 07, 2013 12:04 am
So how's she going to be powered?,,, which way are YOU going? 
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by mrfuzzyfelts » Mon Jan 07, 2013 12:05 am
2.8 E36 engine
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by Garry.M » Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:41 am
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by mrfuzzyfelts » Wed Jan 09, 2013 12:54 am
My plan was to slowly build the car over the year ready for next year....! Wasn't going to touch it for a few months... But I can't help it!  Also managed to sort out a pile of parts; Polycarbonate windows Cage Suspension Sump guards Etc Etc Looks like its going to be quicker than I thought! Next up is the shitter job of getting the sound deadening off and getting rid of all brackets / holes inside... Easiest way to remove the sound deadening crap???
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by M3 Compact » Thu Jan 10, 2013 5:25 pm
Heat gun, scraper and an unemployed mug on a cash bung for the sound deadening. mrfuzzyfelts wrote:2.8 E36 engine
Does this mean a Cat 2 CCLB nowadays?  (Over the max engine cc increase for Cat 1?)
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by mrfuzzyfelts » Thu Jan 10, 2013 5:47 pm
But there was a 323ti ? which is a 2.5 , 15,000 made but not in UK so does this count? OR What if i log book it with 1.9 in there, then add the 2.8 (2.5  ) later?
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by bruvs1 » Thu Jan 10, 2013 8:53 pm
mrfuzzyfelts wrote:But there was a 323ti ? which is a 2.5 , 15,000 made but not in UK so does this count? OR What if i log book it with 1.9 in there, then add the 2.8 (2.5  ) later?
You should be o.k, your right in the fact that the 323ti was a 2.5 , msa were fully up to speed on this when I originally spoke to them about fitting the 3.0 m54. If you want it from " the horses mouth" there very helpful.
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by mrfuzzyfelts » Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:24 am
Spoke to bloke who will be log booking it, he said its fine...
As long as the car was fitted with a 2.5 anywhere in the world it counts!
So you could run up to 3.0 M3 under cat 1 log book....
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