Project "M5 - Flat Eric Edition"
01-02-2013, 01:21 PM
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Jan 03, 2013
- "Hi, Eric! What you're doing?"
- "Naah... hanging on eBay..."
- "eBay?! Have you signed in with my username again? I've told you million times I don't like it!"
- "Relax dude! It's no big deal!"
- "It is! I've lost lots of money because of you!"
- "Blaah.... Dum di dum..."
- "Hey I'm talking to you! You son of a ......"
CLICK!
- "God d*mn it!!!"
- "Hi, Eric! What you're doing?"
- "Naah... hanging on eBay..."
- "eBay?! Have you signed in with my username again? I've told you million times I don't like it!"
- "Relax dude! It's no big deal!"
- "It is! I've lost lots of money because of you!"
- "Blaah.... Dum di dum..."
- "Hey I'm talking to you! You son of a ......"
CLICK!
- "God d*mn it!!!"
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01-02-2013, 08:15 PM
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Heres the one i built:
https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...logic7-128473/
01-02-2013, 09:39 PM
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Yea it is so i can replace the backplate and make a hole in the other and add the side plates like you did.
Heres the one i built:
https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...logic7-128473/
Heres the one i built:
https://5series.net/forums/e60-discu...logic7-128473/
!Actually I didn't cut the hole on the other side and move the element, but added separate pieces on sides to create the shape instead.
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01-03-2013, 07:35 AM
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My Ride: 02/2006 525i Titanium Silver Metallic
Manual 6-Speed
LOL as long as Eric is in the shopping mood, I can email you my list for ebay 
Nice Progress with your M5!! You Sir waste no time
Nice Progress with your M5!! You Sir waste no time
01-03-2013, 03:09 PM
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That'll save me some time for sure
I believe its not many E60 M5's in Finland right?
Im from Norway my self, but been in the US for 5 years now. Car politics back home if effin stupid!
01-03-2013, 11:07 PM
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Yup, there isn't too many M5s in Finland. I don't have any idea how many there actually are. My pure guess is around 100 cars 
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01-06-2013, 11:55 AM
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Continued the "modding" by tinkering the detachable plug for the heating pad. Here is everything one needs to do a little job like this :tonquesmilie:.
Oh! Please note the new pad heater. I ended up ordering a similar model from Wolverine, because it has a CE certification. I'm sure the Titan would work as good, but I wanted to make it right.
- "Thanks bud! I needed that beer!"
- "That ain't for you, Eric!"
- "#!&!!!"
Ok, after some pondering I had to start somewhere!
These 4mm abiko connectors were just appropriate for the job.
Eric works as a quality inspector.
After soldering and shrink tubing.
Test fitting. Like a glove, again.
Eric starts to get the overall picture!
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Continued the "modding" by tinkering the detachable plug for the heating pad. Here is everything one needs to do a little job like this :tonquesmilie:.
Oh! Please note the new pad heater. I ended up ordering a similar model from Wolverine, because it has a CE certification. I'm sure the Titan would work as good, but I wanted to make it right.
- "Thanks bud! I needed that beer!"
- "That ain't for you, Eric!"
- "#!&!!!"
Ok, after some pondering I had to start somewhere!
These 4mm abiko connectors were just appropriate for the job.
Eric works as a quality inspector.
After soldering and shrink tubing.
Test fitting. Like a glove, again.
Eric starts to get the overall picture!
- Antti -
01-08-2013, 12:09 PM
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Jan 08, 2013
- "Eric, there's a big box of something in the kitchen...
"
- "Whaat?!"
- "Gotta gotta go! Go go go!"
- "C'mon a little help here, bud?!"
- "Ouch!"
- "IT'S THE EIBACH PRO-KIT!!!!!"
- "Let's open it already!"
- "Hey be careful there, it's a pretty heavy package..."
- "Oh crap I'm coming down!!!"
- "D'oh!!!"
- "I'm ok! I'm ok!"
- "WHOAAAAA!!!"
- "Eric, they are quite simple pieces of metal after all..."
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- "Eric, there's a big box of something in the kitchen...
"- "Whaat?!"
- "Gotta gotta go! Go go go!"
- "C'mon a little help here, bud?!"
- "Ouch!"
- "IT'S THE EIBACH PRO-KIT!!!!!"
- "Let's open it already!"
- "Hey be careful there, it's a pretty heavy package..."
- "Oh crap I'm coming down!!!"
- "D'oh!!!"
- "I'm ok! I'm ok!"
- "WHOAAAAA!!!"
- "Eric, they are quite simple pieces of metal after all..."
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