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Old 13th July 2015, 15:58
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I think thats who I used but had import tax to pay ontop
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Old 10th August 2015, 14:58
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Rather annoying problem with the drivers seat....

Every time i break the seat slides forward a bit and the seatbelt goes nice and tight around my neck!

Ive had a mes around had the seat out and back in and everything is tight but it still does it! Any suggestions?
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Old 10th August 2015, 15:21
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there is a common problem on the z3 that allows the seat to move - there is a repair kit available mostly from the states

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-Z3-Sea...item3a7e327a3e
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Old 10th August 2015, 15:41
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Or put your seat hard against the rear bulkhead to it is already pushed forwards.

Depends how long your legs are
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Old 10th August 2015, 18:22
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Think there is a dutch guy that sells the seat bush kit
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Old 10th August 2015, 18:47
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correct, website link is:

http://www.brms.net/parts-z3/acc-overig.htm
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Old 10th August 2015, 20:29
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Thanks i'll get some ordered. Just finishing a few last bits and bobs and put it up for sale
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Old 3rd October 2015, 09:13
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Back home now for a few weeks and while i was away the parts came to fix the seat. Sorted that no bother only took about an hour.

Got another thing niggling me now, the fuel cap.
It used to shut perfectly square with the body work and now it seems to sit in a couple of mm which has chipped the paint slightly!...



It does look like it sits right from a distance though...



Im going to have to glue somthing to stop it going further onthe under side. Is there anything other than sticka flex that i can use? Its about €20 a tube here and i dont wana just use it for this little bit then the next time i come to use the tube has gone off!

Think she needs a wash aswell, been left to sit in the sun for weeks!....

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Old 18th November 2015, 15:39
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Spent the day doing some finishing touches to the kobra.....

Wheel center caps (mind the rusty disks, its been sat for the last 4 weeks!)....


Steering wheel badge...


Rear boot badge...


Exhaust extended....


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Old 18th November 2015, 16:22
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Nice touches Danny, did you use the same company as you did for your MX250?
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Old 18th November 2015, 16:54
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No i used somone here in spain and the graphics companies over here are a bit behind on the times! The centercap decals are 'ok' but they would have been a hell of a lot better if i used my pal in Hartlepool.
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Old 18th November 2015, 18:05
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Hi, did you paint the rims around your rear lights black or purchased them that way?
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Old 19th November 2015, 18:54
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They were chrome and had them painted
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Old 24th November 2015, 18:20
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Gave her a bath today, took some pics so I can put it up for sale....















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Old 25th November 2015, 07:57
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Looks great Danny - good luck with the sale.
Whats your plans for your next project?
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Old 25th November 2015, 14:28
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The next project is actually my current projects!

I currently have a building site in Spain that my wife calles a villa, shes hoping to be moved in by the summer (thats summer 2016).

Also at the tribute dream factory is my G wagon/ML that needs some modification, a spray job and an interior trim.

And also at the tribute dream factory belonging to me is another kobra kit that currently fits a z3. Once the price drops even more in jan/feb for the Z4s then there will be a 1 delivered to the dream factory and the kobra z3 kit will then fit a z4......
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Old 26th November 2015, 15:12
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I do like that grey.
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Old 28th November 2015, 13:24
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If anyone is interested, my door handles where blended in then i found that no solenoid was man enough to pop the doors open via remote! So now when I unlock the car, the window drops to open the door from the inside.

Not sure if this video link will work....

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Old 28th November 2015, 14:37
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Neat trick.

I planned to lose the door handles but couldn't find a kit man enough to unlock the doors either.

Not sure dropping the window would work for me in the uk especially in the weather we are having at the moment.
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Old 28th November 2015, 17:04
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I tried a 'kit' off ebay and then tried ford transit van central locking solenoids linked to garage door opener remotes. They worked fine 4 times then blew the remote kit. After messing about for far too long with it, i decided to make the unlock button drop the window. After blowing up 2 'magic boxes' (they behind the glove box on the z3) I decided to ring an auto electrician over here. He was there 1 hour and charged me €30 for the hour and €20 for the part! Happy with that! Ive now extended everything into the boot incase it fails. The boots opened by a 'normal' handle
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