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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby Sunbmw » Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:15 am

Just a quick one, how do I upload a PDF onto here?
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby ultegra » Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:38 am

Not sure you can upload a PDF to the forum - phpBB can allow this (and allow uploads of photos too) but it seems that the Forum Admins haven't enabled those functions ~ prob due to the size it would occupy on the server.

If your PDF's hosted somewhere online you can link to its URL.
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby Sunbmw » Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:06 pm

Bugger the PDF, i've taken a pic..............

Cage pic as per homologation..............

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Simples!
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby bruvs1 » Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:06 pm

all a bit off topic this but i bet you could buy the tube and hire a tube bender, :idea: easy for a man with your capability lee.. :wink:
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby Spaceman » Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:32 am

Daft question but have you tried gartrac ? Worth a call
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby Knocker » Fri Apr 23, 2010 2:05 pm

Hi guys,

Not sure if you will remember me but I have the white M3 and did Anglesea same time as you. Last itme we spoke I was going to court for dangerous driving :shock: !. Unfortunatly I got banned for 12 months which is up in July (After I take my test again!). Is there any good events you are aware off end July/August?

Cheers

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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby bruvs1 » Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:29 pm

welcome back knocker!! :D you must be chomping at the bit after your abstention.. pendragon end of august is a good event with road miles and on pacenotes. not sure about early august but i'll have a look and see whats on.. bet you've been out on your bike alot!!?? :lol: :lol:
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby hsr2.6 » Fri Apr 23, 2010 7:57 pm

Where's the pendragon we're looking for an event in August.........
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby notax » Fri Apr 23, 2010 10:59 pm

We'll be at the Richard Burns Memorial Rally 14 and 15th August. Superb 2 day event in Norfolk on smooth fast tarmac. Long stages (some 15 miles!!) and worth the very long drive. Event improved beyond all recognition last year. One of the best of the year 8) Be great to have a BMW get together as three of us did in 2008 (us, M3Compact and Sunbmw). Hope to see you!
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby Knocker » Tue Apr 27, 2010 1:46 pm

bruvs1 wrote:welcome back knocker!! :D you must be chomping at the bit after your abstention.. pendragon end of august is a good event with road miles and on pacenotes. not sure about early august but i'll have a look and see whats on.. bet you've been out on your bike alot!!?? :lol: :lol:


Thanks guys!

Am I ever !!, Pendragon it is then (Proving I pass my test again!) are you guys going ?. My wife has been driving me everywhere (Which is great when going for a meal!) but think she is getting sick of it now :P

You want to try and get on the Batbados rally next year it is mega and not to bad money wise for what it is (Or at least it was 7 years ago!)

Speak soon

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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby bruvs1 » Tue Apr 27, 2010 10:35 pm

pendragon is a deffo this year, going to be a late run of rallies for us this year, going to do our share of rallying aug onwards and try and move this project on.. been welding up the engine mounts tonight, look good :)
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby rearwheelsteercompact » Thu Apr 29, 2010 3:20 pm

bruvs1 wrote:been welding up the engine mounts tonight, look good :)


Prove it :wink:
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby bruvs1 » Thu Apr 29, 2010 5:55 pm

:lol: all in good time!! you show me yours first!! :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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The M54 brackets

Postby is-si » Sat May 01, 2010 8:23 pm

After looking at the size of the standard engine mount under the exhaust we decided to take no risks with regard to punching/cracking the aluminium block on some of the mega manx yumps. Looking at the motor it is obvious that the right hand side of the motor is top heavy, putting more load on the r.h.s. mount. We also know this because BMW moved the crank position to the left to even front corner weights.

We decided to chassis mount the motor for the ultimate fix, as we don’t mind over-engineering critical areas. After dummy building we made the decision to put the chassis brackets real low. This compromised our original r.h.s. engine bracket design but we didn’t want the bushes higher than the original rubber mounts being unsure of the temps under the manifold.

Features:
6 bolts into the block instead of 4
2 world cup bushes on the r.h.s. (should steady longitudinally too)
3mm Max. thickness steel.
Earth point retained.
Heat shield fixing points (to pinion shaft/rubber bushes)

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Still a bit more work to do on them but they are something like…… 8) :D
Wont be divulging how long we spent on them :shock: :lol:
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact build

Postby bruvs1 » Sat May 01, 2010 9:07 pm

just an add on, brackets for power steering pot on the right hand chassis done and chassis mounts now have gussets bigger than rwsc wifes under garments!! not shown! :lol:
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