EINSER M's Темникова E82 AW 1M build thread

[BEAM3R]

Proud new owner of the one and only EINSER M Eibach springs. Thanks!

[EINSER M]

Originally Posted by BEAM3R

Proud new owner of the one and only EINSER M Eibach springs. Thanks!

beautiful work! glad it made the long travel down under buddy. Looks beautiful! Now get those EIBACH sway bars!!!!

[EINSER M]

that looks like it should fill the first pallet...



first shipment, there should be 2-3 more

[MaDoNiOn]

Originally Posted by EINSER M

that looks like it should fill the first pallet...



first shipment, there should be 2-3 more

About time haha cant wait any longer!

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by BEAM3R

Proud new owner of the one and only EINSER M Eibach springs. Thanks!

Congrats, so this is Einser's ex 1M shipped to Australia?

It's a LHD car and you folks drive leftside of the road like the UK, don't you?
I know from experience you have to get used to it. I drove a few rhd Jags and stuff overhere (EU continent) a long time ago..

@ Einser, way to go. Nice project.

Cheers
Robin

[Jay-K]

Originally Posted by BEAM3R

Proud new owner of the one and only EINSER M Eibach springs. Thanks!

Wow, seriously how much does it cost to make the car travel all way down there.

[Curare86]

Originally Posted by Robin_NL

Congrats, so this is Einser's ex 1M shipped to Australia?

It's a LHD car and you folks drive leftside of the road like the UK, don't you?
I know from experience you have to get used to it. I drove a few rhd Jags and stuff overhere (EU continent) a long time ago..

@ Einser, way to go. Nice project.

Cheers
Robin

Originally Posted by Jay-K

Wow, seriously how much does it cost to make the car travel all way down there.

No no im pretty sure he just boughtt the springs? We are RHD in Aus

[Robin_NL]

Aha only the springs.

Cheers
Robin

[Artemis]

Originally Posted by EINSER M

that looks like it should fill the first pallet...



first shipment, there should be 2-3 more

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http://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/20/ar...o-closely.html
Art Imitates Life, Perhaps Too Closely
By WARREN HOGE
Published: October 20, 2001
LONDON, Oct. 19 — An installation that the popular and pricey British artist Damien Hirst assembled in the window of a Mayfair gallery on Tuesday was dismantled and discarded the same night by a cleaning man who said he thought it was garbage.
The work -- a collection of half-full coffee cups, ashtrays with cigarette butts, empty beer bottles, a paint-smeared palette, an easel, a ladder, paintbrushes, candy wrappers and newspaper pages strewn about the floor -- was the centerpiece of an exhibition of limited-edition art that the Eyestorm Gallery showed off at a V.I.P. preopening party on Tuesday night.
Mr. Hirst, 35, the best known member of a generation of conceptual artists known as the Young British Artists, had put it together and signed off on it, and Heidi Reitmaier, head of special projects for the gallery, put its sales value at ''six figures'' or hundreds of thousands of dollars. ''It's an original Damien Hirst,'' she explained.
Mr. Hirst has won prizes, drawn attention and attracted headlines with artworks that have seen him preserve sheep, shark, cows and parts thereof in formaldehyde. Also on display at Eyestorm is his new do-it-yourself kit with brushes, canvas, paints and enumerated instructions for producing your own versions of his paint spot pictures.
''There were a lot of people here smoking and drinking and just hanging out Tuesday night,'' Ms. Reitmaier said. ''And when we came back Wednesday morning, we realized that someone had come through and, well, sort of tidied up.''
The cleaning man, Emmanuel Asare, 54, told The Evening Standard: ''As soon as I clapped eyes on it, I sighed because there was so much mess. It didn't look much like art to me. So I cleared it all in bin bags, and I dumped it.''
Ms. Reitmaier said that Mr. Asare had not thrown everything away. ''He just sort of set it aside.'' The gallery owners retrieved as much of it as they could and, working from photographs made the day before, put it back together.
Far from being upset by the mix-up, Mr. Hirst greeted the news as ''hysterically funny,'' Ms. Reitmaier said. ''He has already signed off on the new one, and since his art is all about the relationship between art and the everyday, he laughed harder than anyone else.''
Mr. Asare will keep his job, said the gallery's public relations spokesman, Alison Smith, who suggested there was a deeper meaning to his custodial act. It could, she said, ''encourage debate about what is art and what isn't, which is always healthy.''
The resurrected work of art is as identical to the original as possible, with one exception. There is an added element, a sign standing by its side. It reads: Keep Off.
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[EINSER M]

Originally Posted by MaDoNiOn

About time haha cant wait any longer!

still waiting for the rest of the jeep parts, this is taking forever!!!!!

[EINSER M]

Originally Posted by Curare86

No no im pretty sure he just boughtt the springs? We are RHD in Aus

Originally Posted by Jay-K

Wow, seriously how much does it cost to make the car travel all way down there.

Originally Posted by Robin_NL

Congrats, so this is Einser's ex 1M shipped to Australia?

It's a LHD car and you folks drive leftside of the road like the UK, don't you?
I know from experience you have to get used to it. I drove a few rhd Jags and stuff overhere (EU continent) a long time ago..

@ Einser, way to go. Nice project.

Cheers
Robin

ha ha ha guys no! the 1M is at Carmax Irvine, CA @Curare86 @Jay-K @Robin_NL
he gracefully bought my EIBACH pro kit springs and i shipped them to AUSTRALIA

[EINSER M]

ha ha ha ha ha he wasnt fired

Originally Posted by Artemis

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http://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/20/ar...o-closely.html
Art Imitates Life, Perhaps Too Closely
By WARREN HOGE
Published: October 20, 2001
LONDON, Oct. 19 — An installation that the popular and pricey British artist Damien Hirst assembled in the window of a Mayfair gallery on Tuesday was dismantled and discarded the same night by a cleaning man who said he thought it was garbage.
The work -- a collection of half-full coffee cups, ashtrays with cigarette butts, empty beer bottles, a paint-smeared palette, an easel, a ladder, paintbrushes, candy wrappers and newspaper pages strewn about the floor -- was the centerpiece of an exhibition of limited-edition art that the Eyestorm Gallery showed off at a V.I.P. preopening party on Tuesday night.
Mr. Hirst, 35, the best known member of a generation of conceptual artists known as the Young British Artists, had put it together and signed off on it, and Heidi Reitmaier, head of special projects for the gallery, put its sales value at ''six figures'' or hundreds of thousands of dollars. ''It's an original Damien Hirst,'' she explained.
Mr. Hirst has won prizes, drawn attention and attracted headlines with artworks that have seen him preserve sheep, shark, cows and parts thereof in formaldehyde. Also on display at Eyestorm is his new do-it-yourself kit with brushes, canvas, paints and enumerated instructions for producing your own versions of his paint spot pictures.
''There were a lot of people here smoking and drinking and just hanging out Tuesday night,'' Ms. Reitmaier said. ''And when we came back Wednesday morning, we realized that someone had come through and, well, sort of tidied up.''
The cleaning man, Emmanuel Asare, 54, told The Evening Standard: ''As soon as I clapped eyes on it, I sighed because there was so much mess. It didn't look much like art to me. So I cleared it all in bin bags, and I dumped it.''
Ms. Reitmaier said that Mr. Asare had not thrown everything away. ''He just sort of set it aside.'' The gallery owners retrieved as much of it as they could and, working from photographs made the day before, put it back together.
Far from being upset by the mix-up, Mr. Hirst greeted the news as ''hysterically funny,'' Ms. Reitmaier said. ''He has already signed off on the new one, and since his art is all about the relationship between art and the everyday, he laughed harder than anyone else.''
Mr. Asare will keep his job, said the gallery's public relations spokesman, Alison Smith, who suggested there was a deeper meaning to his custodial act. It could, she said, ''encourage debate about what is art and what isn't, which is always healthy.''
The resurrected work of art is as identical to the original as possible, with one exception. There is an added element, a sign standing by its side. It reads: Keep Off.
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[EINSER M]

RevoZport's Design concept of the 1M RAZE GT based on the BMW 1 Series M

This wide body styling aerokit gives a wider track with of 30mm front and 50mm rear, perfect for those aggressive offset lovers and extra grip for race setup, a big GT wing, a different rear diffuser and a duckbill trunk. This will be a production bodykit for all E82 variants including convertible, the completed car will be raced at the D1 GP in Japan in 2014



This kit would have been a mandatory update on Темникова!!!!!

[0-60Motorsports]

Originally Posted by EINSER M

RevoZport's Design concept of the 1M RAZE GT based on the BMW 1 Series M

This wide body styling aerokit gives a wider track with of 30mm front and 50mm rear, perfect for those aggressive offset lovers and extra grip for race setup, a big GT wing, a different rear diffuser and a duckbill trunk. This will be a production bodykit for all E82 variants including convertible, the completed car will be raced at the D1 GP in Japan in 2014



This kit would have been a mandatory update on Темникова!!!!!

This is going to look awesome.

[Gtrain]

Originally Posted by EINSER M

RevoZport's Design concept of the 1M RAZE GT based on the BMW 1 Series M

This wide body styling aerokit gives a wider track with of 30mm front and 50mm rear, perfect for those aggressive offset lovers and extra grip for race setup, a big GT wing, a different rear diffuser and a duckbill trunk. This will be a production bodykit for all E82 variants including convertible, the completed car will be raced at the D1 GP in Japan in 2014



This kit would have been a mandatory update on Темникова!!!!!

Sexy! Now if the car would look EXACTLY like that, it'd be freaking phenomenal

[LOVEM]

Originally Posted by Gtrain

Sexy! Now if the car would look EXACTLY like that, it'd be freaking phenomenal

+1

[wantm135i]

nice

[Jay-K]

Originally Posted by EINSER M

RevoZport's Design concept of the 1M RAZE GT based on the BMW 1 Series M

This wide body styling aerokit gives a wider track with of 30mm front and 50mm rear, perfect for those aggressive offset lovers and extra grip for race setup, a big GT wing, a different rear diffuser and a duckbill trunk. This will be a production bodykit for all E82 variants including convertible, the completed car will be raced at the D1 GP in Japan in 2014



This kit would have been a mandatory update on Темникова!!!!!

LETS GO.

[Artemis]

Originally Posted by Jay-K

LETS GO.

No, let the beast go.

[EINSER M]

Originally Posted by 0-60Motorsports

This is going to look awesome.

Originally Posted by Gtrain

Sexy! Now if the car would look EXACTLY like that, it'd be freaking phenomenal

Originally Posted by LOVEM

+1

Originally Posted by wantm135i

nice

HOOYAH

[EINSER M]

Originally Posted by Jay-K

LETS GO.

Originally Posted by Artemis

No, let the beast go.

you two keep this thing going!!!! this kit is going to be PHENOMENAL

[PeteA]

Looks like an awesome piece of kit to me. Cool how its compatible with all E82 chassis.