💪We bought a cheap BMW 330xi for an endurance race car, but it had many issues and didn't meet the budget limit.
🔧We fixed the rough idle, sunroof, and power steering problems to make the car drivable and competitive.
🏎️We stripped the interior, removed unnecessary weight, and reinforced the subframe for improved performance.
📡We installed a communication system for easy team coordination during races.
🔥We prioritized safety by installing a fire suppression system and reinforcing the roll cage.
Why did you choose a lemon car for the endurance race?
—We chose a lemon car because the race limits the budget to $500, making it a test of creativity and resourcefulness.
How did you fix the power steering problem?
—We replaced the faulty power steering pump and lines with brand new ones to restore proper functionality.
Why did you remove weight from the car?
—Removing excess weight improves the car's performance by increasing power-to-weight ratio and reducing braking distances.
Why is communication important in endurance races?
—Communication is crucial for driver changes, pit stops, and coordinating strategies to ensure efficient teamwork and race performance.
What safety measures did you take?
—We installed a fire suppression system and reinforced the roll cage to prioritize safety in case of accidents or emergencies.
00:00Introduction to the lemon BMW endurance race car and the challenges of the race.
01:00Fixing rough idle, sunroof, and power steering issues to make the car drivable.
02:30Stripping the interior, removing excess weight, and reinforcing the subframe for performance improvements.
04:15Installing communication systems for easy team coordination during races.
05:45Prioritizing safety by installing a fire suppression system and reinforcing the roll cage.
