Nate and Spenser, good deal on the diffs. What junkyard is that? That's cool how they have the cars up on those welded (assume) wheels.
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2005 BMW 330Ci ZHP Jet Black/Black with aluminum cube
Bone stock at the moment
The one from the silver car? I think I took that one. Someone had already been there and dropped the diff, but had rounded off one bolt on each of the output flanges and given up. I sacrificed a socket by hammering it onto the bolt and breaking it free, then left the other output flange in the car since I need to swap the 330 flanges over from my car anyway. Poor dude did 90% of the work for us on that one.
It was Pull-A-Part on North Tryon. The diffs were maybe $75 each after tax/enviro/core. Good deal, but a lot of labor. It was fun though.
lol @ the welded wheels. These cars are magically perched as you see them. None of them felt the least bit unstable and I didn't see any on the ground. We did agree to a lengthy waiver...
It did look like it would be a fun time...kind of like an easter egg hunt for big boys.Thanks. I haven't been to a junk yard in a long time. I used to have a 1954 Chevy pickup, and would look for parts for it, but that yard looks really nice and nothing like the nasty red mud yards I've been to. I was hoping we might have a yard like that in case the need arises for things like steering angle sensors, ABS modules, etc. Thankfully since the brake pressure sensor I replaced new, everything else is working great and things I'm doing now are just preventative with new parts.
If you pull something like the muffler, but don't want it, do you just leave it under the car or do you have to put it back somewhat?
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2005 BMW 330Ci ZHP Jet Black/Black with aluminum cube
Bone stock at the moment
Yeah it's pretty nice. Spenser knew exactly how many 325/330's they had (we were originally going to see if we could get the 3.38 diff out of a 330i) and their locations from their website https://www.pullapart.com/locations/charlotte/
It's really well laid out and plenty of clean gravel to roll around on. Cardboard makes it quite a bit easier on the joints.
We ripped the muffler off of the black car and left it laying on the ground beside it. It's either a free for all or we're bad people.
You guys are so lucky to find a yard like that. I've only found one in CT that's close to me, and they dump cars right next to cars, right on the ground. If it just rained, it's mud city. It's a horrible experience, really...
That's all assuming you can get parking and even get in the door. Capacity is TINY.
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Why is there rust?
Or is that just ZHPizza Sauce?
--Trevor--
Vancouver, BC
That must be from the rust bucket.