I finally answer your questions about the E46 drift build.

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  • Опубліковано 29 січ 2024
  • Welcome to my drift build. The vehicle is a 323i BMW E46 with and M52 engine.
    In this episode I answer all your frequently asked questions I get on the Bimmer. I love that you all comment, whether it be constructive criticism, or brainstorming problems your having with your builds.
    I try my best to reply to everything but sometimes a visual explanation works better.
    #bmw #bmwe46 #e46 #drift #build #320i #323i
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  • @daycrew
    @daycrew 5 місяців тому +1

    Always love seeing new Bertus videos! Thanks for the shoutout, us Aussie car youtubers have to stick together!

  • @Niatross1491
    @Niatross1491 5 місяців тому

    Love these videos can’t wait for more

  • @nalle5227
    @nalle5227 5 місяців тому

    Just found your channel. Mate, you're really great! The amount of effort you put into these is honestly amazing. Thanks for the videos, and looking forward to the next!

    • @BertusBuilds
      @BertusBuilds  5 місяців тому

      Thanks mate! 🙏 Glad you got value out of them.

  • @JORDO41
    @JORDO41 5 місяців тому

    Super down to earth and funny videos brother, absolutely loving it + heaps on insight on the E46. Surprised you don't get more views, very entertaining haha :)

  • @pablowakapra
    @pablowakapra 5 місяців тому

    Started my build earlier this month with a 2000 323ci. Your channel is perfect for inspiration. I welded the stock diff and had a lot of practice to learn. Sadly I sent it too hard on my fifth practice and the diff failed :(
    I’m going to a junkyard next week to get a 3.46 off a beat up one. Any recommendations? It’s been impossible to find a 3.91 over here

    • @BertusBuilds
      @BertusBuilds  5 місяців тому

      I think some X5s have a 3:91 in the rear. Not entirely sure but I think I read that a few times. Diff will need a bit of heat in it welded also will need a plate between the planetary gears to be strong.
      Keep plugging away. You’ll feel proud a year on when it all comes together.

  • @ilikechipsonmysandwich
    @ilikechipsonmysandwich 5 місяців тому

    I wonder if the Aux fan dudes are talking about your HVAC delete?

  • @alexfawcett438
    @alexfawcett438 5 місяців тому

    I have a question about your lock kit. Im running the same one on my 323i and im having problems with my self centering. The steering wheel is not returning at all from any angle of turn left or right. Did you have any issues yourself with this? Any help would be appreciated buddy 🙏🏻

    • @BertusBuilds
      @BertusBuilds  5 місяців тому

      No idea. I hear some other people say that on groups and forums. Not just with that lock kit. Mine is great. I would take off the tie rods and see if it’s tight to turn the tyre by hand. Try and round it down like that.

  • @fish3439
    @fish3439 5 місяців тому

    I have a lil question the whole front part of my engine is covered in oil do you happen to know what the most likely cause of this is?
    thanks

    • @BertusBuilds
      @BertusBuilds  5 місяців тому +1

      You’ll need to degrease it all and recheck. They’re common for valve cover leaks, and usually it leaks on to the headers and causes a burning smell. Also power steering can leak at the front. But it could be from anything. Good luck. 🤞

    • @fish3439
      @fish3439 5 місяців тому

      @@BertusBuilds yeah theres definitely a burning smell after driving, ill make sure to clean the front of the engine and then check where its leaking. thanks!

  • @ilikechipsonmysandwich
    @ilikechipsonmysandwich 5 місяців тому

    Wait AUS came with catless headers!!!???? #MINDBLOWN

    • @BertusBuilds
      @BertusBuilds  5 місяців тому +1

      I think it’s a LH/RH drive thing. RHD needs room for the steering shaft. Im not sure.

    • @solarfluxx
      @solarfluxx 5 місяців тому +1

      Only the M52TUB e46s came with the catless headers. The M54 put cats in the headers later! I think all models had cats further down the exhaust anyways.