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I REALLY hate rear wheel bearings! I'm on #2 now

This is the hard one. The exhaust has to come down.

Ahh well, as soon as I press the bearing out, and it's reassemble time

huskerbmw is good, too

97 2.8 Arctic Silver - Tanin Red interior with wood console - black top
Whalen Shift Machine, polished - Type II windscreen (non roll-hoops) - Bilstein HD shocks/struts
Axxis Metal Master pads - Brembo rotors - Doug Whalen seat bushings
Passenger Eject (unfortunately non-functional) - OEM Passenger Airbag Disable switch
Polk Audio all around - Blaupunkt PA amps - LeatherZ Mark II armrest - Strong Strut Trio - AUX input via tapedeck

Radiator? I saved around $150 with Max

as opposed to, well, most other places. Got bunches of parts last week - e-mailed him Monday evening, he e-mailed me back Tuesday morning, and Thursday afternoon four big boxes were on my porch...$8.95 for shipping. Upgraded expansion tank for me gratis.

I've shipped books through Amazon in the past and packing material aint cheap. There must have been $30 worth of material alone...boxes, bubble wrap, etc...he used. Some of the most careful packing I've ever seen. Even the BMW radiator fluid was packed like a mofo!

BTW, Max IS one of us. Long time roadfly z3 poster and bfest user.




Boston Green M Roadster

Yep: Max never disappoints!!!!

Best parts source in town both price, quality and reliability...
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2003 Z4 2.5i
2002 Ducati Monster S4

Ditto on Max!

Fred
96 1.9 Z3 black/tan/black
97 M3/4 estoril/gray
08 Kubota 3400 HST orange/charcoal
08 GMC Sierra stealth gray/gray

I hate rear wheel bearings! Thank goodness

they aren't on the Z3. I don't want to tackle that before ZFest.

Bestest cheapest place for BMW parts?
Max at OEMBimmer_parts.com Take out the _