The Random E46/ZHP Question Thread

I used a non-marring tool. I've also heard dental floss can work.


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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strap..._strapping.jpg

I used box plastic straps with success. Just start on one side, pull the roundel up a little, move to the other side, and repeat as needed.

EDIT : posted a pic above.

Business Card, slide it under the emblem then pop that sucker off with a small flat blade screwdriver.

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Originally Posted by fredo

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strap..._strapping.jpg

I used box plastic straps with success. Just start on one side, pull the roundel up a little, move to the other side, and repeat as needed.

EDIT : posted a pic above.

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Originally Posted by WOLFN8TR

Business Card, slide it under the emblem then pop that sucker off with a small flat blade screwdriver.

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I've used both these options as well.

"No flamesuit required"

I like the box plastic straps because a screwdriver never gets close to the paint. That would make me nervous.

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Originally Posted by fredo

I like the box plastic straps because a screwdriver never gets close to the paint. That would make me nervous.

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If you use a cc, the driver won't get close. This is the method I used the other day on bootlid.

"No flamesuit required"

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Originally Posted by UdubBadger

yeah i just don't feel like swapping pads - ever - so I'm just going to go with something that can be daily driven (even tho car is now a garage queen) but perform well on the track.

Eventually when tracking becomes a more regular occurrence I might splurge and just get some real track pads. I want to see if I'm any good of a driver first tho. lol

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PFC Z-rated pads, Stoptech Street Pads are two very good pads for starters. They have a higher heat tolerance than OE pads and if you are a good driver you can get a good amount of beating from them before they cook.

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Originally Posted by derbo

PFC Z-rated pads, Stoptech Street Pads are two very good pads for starters. They have a higher heat tolerance than OE pads and if you are a good driver you can get a good amount of beating from them before they cook.

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+1.

I'm already running stop tech performance pads. Ready to go a notch higher.


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Originally Posted by ryankokesh

I keep wondering if anyone's going to come out with an aluminum one or something. There's gotta be a better solution....

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How about a carbon fiber tank?? Light weight and sexy appearance.

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Originally Posted by UdubBadger

I cast a spell on your ZHP that your expansion tank will break every time you are more than an hour away from home.

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