06 Apr A Mid For The Middle
We figured it was an appropriate way to celebrate the middle of the workweek by displaying something that goes in the middle -- the DCM3 midsection.
BMW Service Tag
01 Apr The Big Reveal
Posted at 13:29h
in Blog, BMW, Chevrolet, FMU Customer Projects, Graham's C5 Corvette, Project X
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Today, we're finally releasing pictures of our esteemed Fluid MotorUnion X5 into the wild. But first, there's an exhaust that begs to be mentioned.
30 Mar Pipe Down!
Yep, you guessed it...more exhaust porn for the whole family to enjoy!
21 Mar Stiffer In The Rear
Posted at 13:13h
in Blog, BMW, Bob's E60 M5, Chevrolet, FMU Customer Projects, Mario's C6 Corvette
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Hey now...don't get any ideas about that title. We're a family business, you know.
14 Mar No Keller? No Problem!
Posted at 13:53h
in Blog, BMW, Bob's E60 M5, Chevrolet, FMU Customer Projects, Ken's 997 Cabrio, Mario's C6 Corvette, Porsche
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So Keller is gone for the week. Aside from it being just a bit quieter (read: much quieter) around the service side, we're still chugging away like usual.
11 Mar All The Small Things
Posted at 16:27h
in Blog, BMW, Dick Cook's E46 M3, FMU Customer Projects, Ken's 997 Cabrio, Porsche
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Today's post is, as you could glean from the title, all about the small things.
09 Mar FMU’s New E46 M3 Velocity Stacks
We teased 'em the day before Tuner Galleria. We even had them in a shot in our post-Galleria write-up. But now you can see the whole deal, right here.
04 Mar Tuner Teaser
The velocity stack setup for Dick Cook's E46 is done. You'll have to wait for the reveal at Tuner Galleria, but here's a taste for you...
01 Mar Forward, March!
Posted at 16:19h
in Blog, BMW, Dick Cook's E46 M3, FMU Customer Projects, Ken's 997 Cabrio, Porsche
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It's the first day of March, and it's warm enough to go outside without a coat! What sort of alternate universe have we stepped into?
28 Feb Fab-ruary
Posted at 13:24h
in Blog, BMW, Dick Cook's E46 M3, FMU Customer Projects, FMU's M45, Infiniti
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From churning out intakes to making midsections, a good amount of work has passed through fabrication's doors this month. And it doesn't look like their pace is slowing at all.