MISC For Sale - DASC parts, Engine parts, old headlights, etc
 

Engine related:
BMW M44 coil pack + wires + covers in fair shape $50 for it all - I went to COP at about 100k miles. PO had records indicating the wires were replaced at around 70k miles, but I wouldnt put too much faith into it, as I think he was scammed by the mechanics that he took the car to, but either way - it worked great when I pulled it.

Water Pump with a metal impeller (cast iron?) - $30 less than 1000 miles on it

Stock Sachs clutch fan for older models, M42 and M44 - $40, less than 1k miles

Mechanical fan - $30 < 1k miles on it, I bought it brand new, OEM unit (more expensive one)

Fan Shroud - $15, one of the mounting tabs was broken off, but I repaired and reinforced it.

BMW M44/E36 mech tensioner with bad bearing - $10



Headlights:
DJ Auto Passenger side headlight with angel eyes (just one) - $40
Pair of lights from my TI - one is in fair shape, other (pass. side) is in bad shape - $20 for the pair, they all have hi/low bulbs in there still, both are pitted.
Pair of headlights from my M3 - good shape, all bulbs included, both are pitted. - $40 for the pair



Bumpers:
2 M3 bumpers, both need repairs, both are arctic silver, $100 each. One has a bottom surface that needs work, no splits/cracks, and the other is cracked horizontally where the license plate trim goes.

Bumper shocks - $15 each

Bumper reinforcement plate - $40



Other stuff:
Blitzsafe CD Player adapter for all E36, E46 OEM radios with no DSP - $50

Soundgate ABMW35V5 - Alpine CD Changer interface to BMW OEM Headunit - $40




All prices are OBO (obviously), let me know if you are interested in anything specific, or if I am completely off with my prices on something.



I have a stock 3.45 open diff that I need to get rid of, a pair of E30 stock diff flanges, a bunch of M42 related DASC hardware and stuff (pulley plate (one that mounts 2 pulleys for an M42), pulleys (in the process of crapping out), intake elbow for M42 DASC, hoses, RRFPRs (2 of them), ICV for an M42 (2-pin), etc etc..)


Or maybe I can trade with someone if you actually like anything on this list THAT much, I am mostly looking for a decent exhaust (not too loud, but more free flowing), euro steering wheel (dreamin), knowledge on how to make custom silicone hoses, or where to get one that has a slight 's' shape that offsets the intake from a stock TB to a 3" MAF... Or maybe something else - let me know either way.


Oh and id rather not ship, but if you really want something let me know. Im in NORCAL.



Cheers,
Artem

For Reference on DASC parts:

I have the following parts from the diagram:

A, D, E, F, both J's, and random O's.

I also have a stock SAP mount for the DASC, I bought it brand new from Downing Atlanta and ended up not using it (although I still need to find a way to still mount the SAP in my motor somehow.)

herm... anything else? your mighty close.

Haha yea, I just need an H and an L and i can just get a cheap ebay M62 unit and I can supercharge my 318is with a '95 M42 engine.... its VERY tempting, but Im losing my garage space soon, so I cant keep a bunch of stuff anywhere. Besides, these DASC parts arent THAT desirable, so chances are I may have them lying around for a bit... That car would be perfect with a supercharger though... what am i doing to myself...

Anyway - anyone on the boards has a metal deposition 3D printer? Can I make those intake parts? Pretty pleaseeee.

Heres some pics of the headlight (the DJauto, good one, you all know what the crappy ones look like - pitted and faded) One set is still on the M3 until I put the Depo's on it. Y'all are welcome to come help me take them off if you really want a set of stock plastic ones. Sorry its a bit dark in the pic, if you want it somewhere else, I checked into shipping and it comes out to about $25 for the box - its a bit bulky).

Anyway... bump

I might actually have access to a metal 3d printer, but it might be more cost effective to have a plastic mold made than do casting off of that.

I'd love to see a pic of the 1st bumper. Do you think it would cost more than $50 to ship it to N.Y. (10017)?

Paul

Most likely, yes. I had a rear bumper cover shipped from PA to Los Angeles and it was about $75-80 via Greyhound, IIRC.

Hey, yea sorry for the late reply I shipped a bumper from Boston to NYC via FedEx once it cost me $120... Im guessing that's about the ball park.

Bah, I'd have to blueprint the thing and make a 3d print out of it on a regular plastic 3D printer and then figure out how much it would cost to make the metal parts...

Do you happen to know how much that process costs?

Bump with pics

more to follow right away

More...

Bump

Added - 92-95 sedan window switches (switches should work for a coupe as well) - say $20?; smoked fogs (one is cracked) - $30?


Followed by clearer pics of the DjAuto Headlight, and better understanding of the bumper issues. Bumpers are best offer - come grab them, they are OEM

p'med you