Tech, Tips n' Tricks
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Tech, Tips n' Tricks
Figured I open the door for a thread to share any tips or tricks fellow Buellers have discovered.
Just some off the shelf stuff first.
Loose the mickey mouse mirrors, pug the threads with a cap and
CRG makes an amazing Billet bar end that's got great visibility, plus every componet can be replaced, piece by piece.
LP makes several marker lights that all but bolt right on to get rid of the huge stock directional. And best of all you can actually see them in daylight.
Add a oil cooler, especially those in the hotter states, extra cooling and extra oil +++
I've done quite a bit to my 01 M2 and am happy with the results.
No need to comment on the mudflap, we all know what to do with that....
Let's see more.
Just some off the shelf stuff first.
Loose the mickey mouse mirrors, pug the threads with a cap and
CRG makes an amazing Billet bar end that's got great visibility, plus every componet can be replaced, piece by piece.
LP makes several marker lights that all but bolt right on to get rid of the huge stock directional. And best of all you can actually see them in daylight.
Add a oil cooler, especially those in the hotter states, extra cooling and extra oil +++
I've done quite a bit to my 01 M2 and am happy with the results.
No need to comment on the mudflap, we all know what to do with that....
Let's see more.
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PING me your E-MAIL ADDRESS!!!
"i" will put you on my "PING LIST" for area HAPPININGS!!!
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LaFayette,Director: Lakeland Florida Club(BRAG)
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New Pulley Guard Fabrication
Whipped up a new pulley guard the other day. Gets rid of some plastic and gives the drivetrain a much more mechanical and mean look. Just need to paint and or add a cover to the pulley as it is now seen through the guard.
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Originally Posted by SgtHollywood
Whipped up a new pulley guard the other day. Gets rid of some plastic and gives the drivetrain a much more mechanical and mean look. Just need to paint and or add a cover to the pulley as it is now seen through the guard.
Nice work.
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