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https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/pts/d/huge-bmw-parts-sale/6622648828.html

Sawzall also works! Since my go to has often been whaling on things with a BFH, I've been getting better at stepping away and seeking insights from friends/forums as to possible tricks of the trade. Admittedly, I still have several "hammers" and am a work in progress. Good luck with the project.

Trick with the tie rod end nuts is to put a jack under the joint for a little tension --keeps it from spinning enough to remove the nut. Same thing for the control arm ball joint nuts.

Never done one. Track based rather than parking lot, no cones. If I understand it correctly it's typically a DE event for part of the day (morning) and then the afternoon is a Time Trials, kind of like parking lot in that you are classed and get multiple runs (not sure on #) to post your fastest lap. Cars are spaced out on course. Higher speeds of course, and track based so damage potential is greater than cone scuffs.

Midwestern Council (Great Lakes Sports Car Club) has a High Speed AutoX event at the Milwaukee Mile on June 23. https://www.motorsportreg.com/events/midwestern-council-hpde-autocross-3-milwaukee-mile-great-lakes-sports-car-club-396061

Fit matters and family comes first. Plus after all of the challenges and frustrations of the eight year project you got it figured out. "Runs perfectly"...how about that!!

Thanks. I also saw that, my fear though that it could be the "Uro" of body parts. Gets sun on it and it breaks...even before I hit anything.

Thanks!

Thanks I saw this last night. Has potential. Looks more salvageable than mine. New ones run only $235 from ECS/Bav auto which is cheaper than I thought. Shipping is the add on.

You are correct sir.

I'm fine thanks, bent a few things on the car though.

Looking for a late model front valance for an e30. A berm and I had a disagreement at Blackhawk today.

Could it be...commuting with the car, happy with the car? I believe I hear angels singing.

Agreed but it would still be pretty wild to become the midwest version of what happens on the coasts.