What did you do for your ZHP/ BMW / MINI today? #2

Welllll

This week for the ZHP 2.0 I have order

-Ground Control, Street/School coilovers
-New brakes all around
-Z4M FCABS
-M3 RTABS with limiters
-Front strut braces
-OEM Clears
-New Style 216's
-New Headlight lenses


Now all I need to do is get a M3 Strut bar or BMW Performance one as well as an intake. Then remove the splash guards, get some sunroof shade clips to fix that, Tint the windows a bit and get some new clips for the side moldings in a few places. I am basically doing the same thing I did with my last ZHP and making a Silver Gray twin minus the BBK.

Is that what a non-Canadian car looks like underneath? Damn.

If you're referring to my car, it is a southern car and, although I'm in Vermont, it doesn't see the outside of my garage until May. I wish I could say the same for all my cars... : (

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Originally Posted by 704sw

Is that what a non-Canadian car looks like underneath? Damn.

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You've been under my Florida whip. No rust, but the headliner is hanging down by the driveshaft.

Let us know how you like the M- factory

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Originally Posted by Reasoned1

Finally installed my MFactory LSD (3.38) with Z4 cover...

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And..?!

Drift videos need!!!!

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Originally Posted by ELCID86

And..?!

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And I have at least a month to wait to find out (we still have six inches of snow on the ground and, after that's gone, it'll be a while before all the mud and salt washes off the roads)... : (

The silver lining is that that gives me time to install my lowering springs, Koni Yellows, various other suspension components, new headlight lenses, and Turner aluminum pedals. Still, the wait is agonizing.

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Originally Posted by Reasoned1

Finally installed my MFactory LSD (3.38) with Z4 cover...

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Ooooooh... Jealous! How much did that set you back? DIY install?

It was pretty close to $1,500 for the diff (MF had a 15% off sale, but they hit me for shipping) and $150 for the cover and, yes, it was DIY (a garage would probably charge about $300). This is the second diff swap I've done, and I actually think it's a relatively easy mod. The hardest part, of course, is getting it back in. It's funny... the first time I used a conventional jack, and it went slow but smooth. This time I tried using a floor jack but I just couldn't get it positioned right, so I finally got pissed, pushed the jack out of the way, put that $@&?! on my chest and benched-pressed it in there! Quicker that way...