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Group Buy : Z3 short shifter for E36
- Thread starter jin teck
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Yay!!!
Finally gotten the SSK from Dave this morning!!
Next up, fixing it at M&Q....
Can anyone let me know the location and phone number of M&Q??
By the way, Club Chairman... can you remiind me again on the actual weight that need to be added to the shift for that FEEL?? ( sandy requested for excatly the same as yours la...)
By the way, how come the ball below is made of plastic material??
Will it wear off easily?? Must put grease or "something" there?? heh...
Hahaha... Who's fixing it this week or next week??
Thanks and mil...
Around 300 ~ 350 gram spread out over the conrod. Don't forget to get your bushing and dust cover changed. Check the resource link for their phone number. click below
http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/workshops.php
If you are worry about that plastic ball, you can fiddle with Goat's balls... SWT say one
cheerz
dpointt;234329 said:
ey bud! it was taken in makati (serendra, fort) but i live in alabang
there is much resemblance with the ambiance of the two places - so i see why you had that idea it was in alabang!you familiar with the philippines??
used to travel to Calamba for work quite abit but haven been there for more than year now... yup, staying the the Alabang Village then!!
Must say that the houses there are huge, and got plenty of cars in the garage... actually spilling out onto the porch and even the streets....
Are cars really that cheap there?? hahaha....
dpointt;234331 said:
hahahaha! welcome to the place i call home! ayala alabang is the best village in manila! you can quote me on that
i see you used to work in the industrial side of town before - great man - don't you just love the drive from the hi-way to ayala alabang? hahaha
and yup bro, lots of cars in the village - try early sunday morning - me and my friends take our cars for a drive up to tagaytay and so on (porsches, ferraris and so on! - not me though! hahaha) woohooo!
cars are sold at the actual value - what makes them expensive here in singapore are the taxes! whew! so i'd leave the driving for back home in manila
Yup... lovely drive, we cruised in the emergency lane all the time at the highway!!!
As for the cars value there, if GMA can give that kind of orders in turning luxury sports car to scrap metal... it must be becos everyone there drives a ferrari, porsche or lambogihni....
HAHAHA...........
collin
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Opps, forgot to mention, Got the SSK from Dave, Thanks Dave, your the man.
Sigh...............A friend of mine rob it from me and fix onto his E36 318,
Anyway, got some problem.
Sob sob. Will report on it after getting it fix up this week on the feel.
dave!!! thanks for the SSK! and btw, nice ride!
by the way guys, do we have to bend the shift lever for it to center on the gear console? or is it a perfect fit?
anyone have theirs installed already? details with pictures would be great!
