dolomiti wrote:
also ordered this(registration stickers to go between the D and O (yes, I know a Berlin plate would start would B, not D))...
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I like that you're going with something other than the standard 'München' plate.
I too went with Berlin but more because that's where I was born and I also had a cool Berlin dealer frame.
dolomiti wrote:
also ordered this(registration stickers to go between the D and O (yes, I know a Berlin plate would start would B, not D))...
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I like that you're going with something other than the standard 'München' plate.
I too went with Berlin but more because that's where I was born and I also had a cool Berlin dealer frame.
Thanks. I really wanted something specific from SW Poland, Silesia or France - Alsatian, but Germany is the only place that seems to have somewhat specific plates for regions, and I like the city seal of Berlin...so
Greg E34 wrote:
1st 5er wrote:
dolomiti wrote:
Sherman, 17" wheels are for Honda Civics.
... and real ///M cars.
And e34 tourings with S50 swaps. Not even gonna mention how nice my 745i looks with 17's.
Damn attorneys...
So now you and Sherman are ganging up on me (after Sherman started it with the 16" wheel comment)? Didn't Sherman award your 745i best 5er at our Texas 5 series fest?
dolomiti wrote:Thanks. I really wanted something specific from SW Poland, Silesia or France - Alsatian, but Germany is the only place that seems to have somewhat specific plates for regions, and I like the city seal of Berlin...so
I'll look for you something on our next trip to Krakow.
Greg E34 wrote:
1st 5er wrote:
dolomiti wrote:
Sherman, 17" wheels are for Honda Civics.
... and real ///M cars.
And e34 tourings with S50 swaps. Not even gonna mention how nice my 745i looks with 17's.
Damn attorneys...
dolomiti wrote:So now you and Sherman are ganging up on me (after Sherman started it with the 16" wheel comment)? Didn't Sherman award your 745i best 5er at our Texas 5 series fest?
What's going on here?!?
That car won fair and square, judging was done by the attendees.
dolomiti wrote:Thanks. I really wanted something specific from SW Poland, Silesia or France - Alsatian,
France used to use a two digit department (region) code on their plates but now have the department code and seal on the blue strip on the right hand side.
Like what you are doing to the m535. Wheels look good with the blue. If you have time post some pictures of the brake up-grade. I am beginning mine and would like to see what you do to yours.
jm
hubble1953 wrote:Like what you are doing to the m535. Wheels look good with the blue. If you have time post some pictures of the brake up-grade. I am beginning mine and would like to see what you do to yours.
jm
Thanks. I will, I just got all of the parts in and it is ready to get done.
dolomiti wrote:touched up the shadow-lining on the rear window, got the a/c fixed, and installed the moon-roof...
also, got most of the brake parts for my big brake upgrade.
Damn that looks great. Hartge's really set that car off.
Thanks!
Did an oil change, replaced the lamps for my low and high beams (an utter pain the ass) and fog lamps, had Sherman use his Jeremy Clarkson tool kit to fix my passenger side window motor, and traded my old wheels and tires for an entire blue interior (sans carpet and dash (mine is uncracked)) and enough cloth to refabric my sport seats.
dolomiti wrote:...and enough cloth to refabric my sport seats.
Where'd you source the pacific blue cloth from? Are you using both fabric types (smooth & textured) like the original has?
-Graham
I pulled the blue cloth from the other car. I have the full rear seat and cut the pieces from two comfort seats. I think it is more than enough to do a patch job on my seats.
Reading the posts in order before telling someone they told someone they made a wrong choice when they didn't is helpful, because then you don't have to post incorrectly, as you did since it appears you didn't read the posts in order.
He hadn't purchased tires yet. Plus, with how expensive tires are, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't tell someone that was happy with their decision that they made a wrong choice. My car handled better with the 205/225 combo, but the rear wheels looked as though they didn't have enough tire. Of course, had I actually seen a real spec sheet for the H5s and H5sp, I'd have known that the cars actually were sold with 205/55s and 225/50s, and that the 225/50s and 245/45s must have been added after the fact.
I'm glad the OP found some tires that worked for him and his M535i looks nice with the Hartges. Better than my M535i looked with them.
so...going to pull the head and send it off to parts unknown to have it rebuilt and couple with a Hartge Cam
also, maybe someone can give me a quick diagnosis. push the clutch all the way down and will barely engage. for the last few weeks the clutch would depress normally then have to manually pull the clutch pedal back to normal sitting position. do I need a clutch master cylinder?
also got the stainless brake lines from Turner and will be doing the big brake upgrade soon, while the head is out.
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dolomiti wrote:also, maybe someone can give me a quick diagnosis. push the clutch all the way down and will barely engage. for the last few weeks the clutch would depress normally then have to manually pull the clutch pedal back to normal sitting position. do I need a clutch master cylinder?
I'm sure you meant barely DISengage.
Maybe, or maybe the slave or maybe just bled well, and/or maybe your clutch pedal bracket is cracked. The bracket is known failure point and then causes the master to be misaligned and leads to this so check that out first. Bleeding works best when it's done at the slave with the slave removed but if you bracket or master is bad it will quickly return to the current state.
Snob has a whole 'nother look, 
She can't see back there and she trusts me. 
I saved her life. 
