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i was looking forward to buying a set of 2002 m3 rims for my 93' 325i. like all u bmw lovers know they are 18x8 on front and 18x9 on rear.are they ganna rub on either front or rear?if it depends on tire then what size tire can i put on to avoid rubbing.i'm very reluctant to roll over the bumber or perform any type of modification.please say i can fit those guns on my car without any need for modification.in fact i was ganna buy the rims on ebay.below is a link to the page.please let me know. ghead http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...TRK%3AMEDW%3AIT
oh and also my left rear speaker doesn't work at all. in addition to that every once in a while while i'm driving the speakers start going out one by one.all of a sudden the front sound system dies and there goes the only rear speaker too.is something wrong with my amplifier in the trunk or what the fcuk is going on?i haven't added any sound system or anything its the original factory installed system.so if you could advise me on that matter as well i'll be grateful. ghead
and finally the issure of the growling right underneath my handbreake area.everytime i start driving my car in the range of slow speed like 10 or 15 mph i get this growling and vibrating effect right under my shift and handbreak area.it growls until i gain speed and then it comes back if i stop and start over again.oh and i noticed when i parked my car in some steep driveway and put it in park position that growling started and stayed.my car was running idle but the growling persisted.i don'[t know if it's the exhaust system or something else.if someone knows any solution please reply i'd appreciate it. ghead
what is a guibo disk or tranny mounts?how can i find out?last time the car was up the jack for an oil change i looked but i couldn't figure jack whats going on down there?
basically the guibo disk is the flex disk that connects the driveshaft to the transmission. its made of a hardened rubber that has fine rope braids in it to strenthen it.. it helps prevent too much vibration down the driveshaft.. when it wears you start to get a rubbling sound that seems like its under ass. when it wears more it seems like you have a flat tire in the rear.....
when tranny mounts go, they act much like when motor mounts act.. when the transmission is in use and it makes a movement, it can make noise because the mounts are shot or arent seated properly.
both are located under the middle of the car, hidden above the exhaust ( if i remember right its around the catylitic converter.)
well i can put the car into gear just fine i mean nothin unusual but i suspect i might have to take my babe to somewhere to make the hell out of what you guys are tellin me cause i gatta tell ya i'm lost like hell.thanks anyway
and i'm assuming you don't know much about the electronic system and the speakers issue.if yeah just give me a buzz.i'll be grateful
already done that.no weird wiring or anything.everything looks just fine.weirdly enought though it takes a bump aloong the way to send the whole sound system into mute.and then it kicks back in after a while or in the next bump.
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