TomVD

I’m building an e36 track car. The front end needed some attention, especially the wiring and the headlight weren’t working. I completely rebuild the wiring harness, fixed the wiring on the headlights and reinstalled them. The radiator that was removed previously was also reinstalled. I also fitted a front lip that came with the car. All this I made into a nice edit: Hope you like the build, video, project,… If you want to keep updated with the build, don’t hesitate to subscribe to my youtube channel:

After countless hours of wiring work, I could finally start doing the ‘real’ work on the car. I decided to start in the front of the car, I wanted to delete everything that wasn’t necessary. So first I took of the bumper and headlights (which were wired up like sh*t, they shorted out when the lights were turned on). Then I proceded by removing the AC condensor, radiator, washer fluid system and then the rest of the AC system. While doing so I also removed the horns (3?!?) and some useless brackets.

I have been hard at work on my E36 328i, the first major job was the wiring. I haven’t finished it yet but removed a lot of cables (photo beneath), several kilos. I have made a video about the part I did, but some work still has to be done. Removing the last cables, making a switch panel and making it all work. The rear harness has been completely rebuild (not show in video), inlucing tail lights and fuel system. Most of the luxury and comfort wires have also been removed. Central locking has also been removed as the car doesn’t need to be able to be locked.

Introduction Since three years I own a Fiat Punto. Of course I had to modify the car so new rims and tires, cold air intake, lowered, audio system,… Were added to the car. I went to an Italian car event for the first time (first car meet) and was immediately hooked. So I went to another Italian car event at Assen, Netherlands. At this event I took the Punto to the track for the first time. This wasn’t my first track experience though, I had two racing lessons at Zolder, Belgium before.