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  1. 09-05-2012, 03:58 AM #11
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    All day baby
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    Looks like it's definitely coming along well! Looking forward to see it develop into the final product.
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    i really like that cage!
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    so, the build progressed a bit this week

    we made a "gts" like trim for the exposed wiring and metal where the rear seats used to be
    we made it out of very thin plywood and upholstered it with simple black fleece.
    i think it looks quite nice and really makes it look clean and tidy.

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    looks fantastic, I'm about to build a supercharged m3 and I want one of those boost gauges! Sidenote: You're in Germany, and the leading roll cage manufacturer has never caged an M3. Lol, that seems a bit odd to me, but they clearly did an amazing job with yours!
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    with never caged an M3 i meant an E92 they offer clubsport bars like mine or full roll cages for the E30, E36, E46 and now since i was the first one to request one, the E92

    You might see a lot of E92 on tracks, but very rarely you see them as purpose built track cars. a lot of people have something like a GT3 RS here. But Stripped out E36 M3's are the most common sites at the tracks, as they come in very cheap to buy, and replacement parts are not hard to find.

    Hit me up when you want to buy one of those Displays. I will talk to the manufacturer if he can reprogram it to show HP instead of PS, lb-ft instead of NM and PSI instead of Bar.
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    Looks good! Next time I'm in Germany I expect another ride
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    i am thinking about a 997 GTS or a BMW 1M as a future daily, but i will keep this car setup until spring at least.
    i will definitely keep he M3 for another year or so as a track-car
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    Very nice, love that Awron Autmotive Display thing. Can't wait to see what it looks like with the wrap on.
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    i am sorry, that i am not updating, but sadly there is still nothing to update. G-Power had to delay the installation of the Carbon-body parts, because the paintshop can't get them ready in time. the installation has been delayed until 26. this month, right that weekend i am going to get it wrapped. i will post pics of that immediately after all is finished
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