m3 evo drift build

Thread in 'Project Cars and Builds Threads' started by Ryan200sx, Mar 31, 2011.

  1. Ryan200sx

    Ryan200sx Member

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    time for an update!was in america for few months so not much progress on the car.

    this is the ways she is sitting atm
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    arches marked to be cut
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    after cutting
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    need to weld a metal arch in slightly wider than the one in pic
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    made bracket to mount handbrake
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    made seat rails
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    got a pair of 6 point 3" harnesses
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    this is the stage i am at atm.
    still waiting on the ACT clutch
    need to lift the manual conversion bits and the rear subframe
    got the pipework for the cage so will be a busy few weeks
     
  2. Bon Bon

    Bon Bon It'll be fine

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    Those rear arches won't work, needs more travel.

    And...woah. Errr. You got keen with the angle grinder in all areas huh!
     
  3. chrisb

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    brought to you by the makers of the rb25 e46 (main build tool was a 4 inch grinder), they may buff a bit but it will work lol
     
  4. xTilla

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    these wheels scare me!!
     
  5. Ryan200sx

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    @bon the back needs to be raised so should give enough clearance! and most off the grinding was nessary!

    @chris i would call myself a perfectionist comared to them other two!lol

    @xTilla the slip on spacers will do until i get a set of 70mm made up so should be a bit safer!
     
  6. civic_eg_wide

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    going to be widebody!
    got to love the e36 m3 evo's i wish i still had mine
     
  7. r3k1355

    r3k1355 Well-Known Member

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    How exactly??

    They don't look like split rims from the pics and you cannot weld alloy wheels safely (unless you intend to X-ray the wheel to check and re-weld areas that aren't good enough)
     
  8. charlieog1243

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    nice work dude will be watching this :thumbs:
     
  9. Ryan200sx

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    update

    made up a brace to protect the radiator and fan

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    made up two of these to raise the floor level up and to protect the feet area in case of side impact

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    and with the plating fitted

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    also got my diff

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    then started on cage

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    this also arrived

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    this is the stage i am at now!will hopefully get the cage finished this week and make a start on fitting rear subframe and gearbox!
     
  10. drift_madd

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    Awesome car will be keeping an eye on this, i got an e36 buts its only the baby 6 pot :/ but i do want a bigger engine for it either that or sr20 power !! keep up the awesome work dude !!!
     
  11. ChizFab

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    hmmm arched e36's go 2 ways, and its usually the bad way but look forward to seeing what ur plans are.

    hate the spacers, especially when theres so many hot bmw wheels out there! love the rest tho will keep checking this thread love 36drift builds me :thumbs:
     
  12. supra_sideways

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    cant wait to see this finished
     
  13. Ross.

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    Thats some mega aggressive fitment aha

    Agree with Chizfab about arched E36's - hopefully this works well though!
     
  14. supra_sideways

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    any more up dates?
     
  15. Ryan200sx

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    progress has been slow waiting on parts etc but got a bit more done

    got a m3 rear end so can run medium casing diff.drilled out larger hole in mount and in diff so can run 22mm bolt and nut,pollybushed,painted and fitted that
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    fitted oil temp and oil pressure sensors to cap of oil filter housing
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    set ride height and fitted kit
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    started fitting interior bits
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    got a set of these made up
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    also got a set of filter socks so inlet plenum will be removed to make way for these
     
  16. Dex

    Dex kut!

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    dafuq @ widening alloys! i want that!
     
  17. victim

    victim Bimmer Skidder

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    Hmmmm... interesting. I'll be watching this with great interest
     
  18. Undertaker

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    Cool kit ,and good progress ...watching this
     
  19. JA1987

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    Wow, thats one wiiide m3!! Where did you get the alloys widened?
     
  20. eg-iain

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    Wow this is an interesting build! Is that some sort of DTM touring kit or something looks wild! Ever seen wheels being widened by the lip, can you not see the welds or you just going to paint over it?
     

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