Holds the rotors nicely in place.Quote:
Originally Posted by pedro2u
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Holds the rotors nicely in place.Quote:
Originally Posted by pedro2u
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No, that's all it is. Just avoiding the senior moment of wondering where I put them. :rofl
oh, I'm well into that senior moment. Good solution though, my magnetic trays are no longer enough to find all the parts I remove :facepalmQuote:
Originally Posted by Overboost
That really looks good, thanks for the tips!
Baby came home today from the body shop with a new face (New bumper, fog lights, grill). Yes, it does not have the bumper side marker reflectors as coupe and convertibles bumpers have. The original bumper had been repaired previously and a recent tangle with a parking wheel stop on a rainy night in a newly opened fast-food place was too much to repair. My 435ix convertible with M-Sport front bumper is yet to encounter a parking wheel stop or curb drain or other similar parking feature that rubs underneath its bumper. I'm always on the lookout for those features when parking my ZHP. That dark rainy night my vigilance was not up to par and when backing out, the bumper hooked onto the park stop and, while it did not pull off the bumper, it did tear up its internals including breaking the one fog light's tab to connect to the bumper when the bumper deformed. Expensive evening for my wife and I.
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Bmr, we've all been there (well, many). Glad it's back.
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Nice that you got a reflector-less bumper! The body shop that did mine apparently got the sedan part too, then realized their mistake and cut the openings for the reflectors with a damn jigsaw or something. Reeeeealllly wish they had left it bare!
Leisurely wash and wax on New Years Day... First I've had a moment at the computer to upload the proof I still care for Silvie.
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Wow, she is in great shape. Puts mine to shame.Quote:
Originally Posted by jorbon
I think I fixed or improved my skipping drivers side wiper by tweaking the wiper arm angle where the blade attaches.
I also had a lower headlight trim piece that never would clip into the fender all the way. Turns out my headlight was slightly too far forward. Adjusted that and got the lower trim to clip right in.
Got a new windshield last week too but the kid that installed it broke my lower cowl and rear view mirror because he didn't know what he was doing. He also left some light scratches at the bottoms of my A pillars. Pretty disappointed honestly, but thankfully the shop has been understanding and ordered me a new rear view mirror and lower cowl from BMW.
Oh, and that Imola ZHP parts car I found was indeed an Auto, Slick Top with a fixed rear back seat. It's in good hands now with a local ZHP enthusiast who's building it into a track car.