Bittersweet, new car is here!
#126
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Lookin good Kevin...
What springs did you use? H&R or Eibach
What springs did you use? H&R or Eibach
I went with Sports rather than Race since I'm putting the 19x10's on in the rear for spring and want clearance for bbk.
Unless I do an anthracite headliner I think I am done 'till spring. I replaced the roundels too today so that's it as far as I can tell. Spring will be:
definite:
headliner
exhaust
wheels
maybe:
xede
front lip
rear lip
Cheers.
#127
#128
Originally Posted by RBull
Car looks fantastic Kevin. That really puts some sport in the car with the drop and the tints. After the wheels, exhaust etc. you'll be all set.
Your car is a bit dirty in that new shot! Does anyone at church appreciate the new look?
Your car is a bit dirty in that new shot! Does anyone at church appreciate the new look?
As for the church, they've seen me taking pictures of so many cars they probably think I run a chop shop. I always liked this one... irony.
#129
Yes, I've been through that goo stage too. It works nicely but makes it horrible to work on anything beneath the vehicle. It also makes my engine bay, door hinge areas look filthy.
Of course its also the time off year filth persists so I'm sure your girl will have many a bath even if it is with your waterless system. I changed the oil in mine, pumped the tires, slapped on a coat of Nattys and drove over to put it into hibernation. There was a black Bimmer with a cover on it resting as well, only a few spots away from mine. I couldn't see which model but noticed the wheels appeared the same as TelegramSam's. Are those exclusive to the M5 or other models too?
^ ahh so that's your regular photoshoot gallery. Cute shot.
Of course its also the time off year filth persists so I'm sure your girl will have many a bath even if it is with your waterless system. I changed the oil in mine, pumped the tires, slapped on a coat of Nattys and drove over to put it into hibernation. There was a black Bimmer with a cover on it resting as well, only a few spots away from mine. I couldn't see which model but noticed the wheels appeared the same as TelegramSam's. Are those exclusive to the M5 or other models too?
^ ahh so that's your regular photoshoot gallery. Cute shot.
#130
Originally Posted by RBull
Yes, I've been through that goo stage too. It works nicely but makes it horrible to work on anything beneath the vehicle. It also makes my engine bay, door hinge areas look filthy.
Of course its also the time off year filth persists so I'm sure your girl will have many a bath even if it is with your waterless system. I changed the oil in mine, pumped the tires, slapped on a coat of Nattys and drove over to put it into hibernation. There was a black Bimmer with a cover on it resting as well, only a few spots away from mine. I couldn't see which model but noticed the wheels appeared the same as TelegramSam's. Are those exclusive to the M5 or other models too?
^ ahh so that's your regular photoshoot gallery. Cute shot.
Of course its also the time off year filth persists so I'm sure your girl will have many a bath even if it is with your waterless system. I changed the oil in mine, pumped the tires, slapped on a coat of Nattys and drove over to put it into hibernation. There was a black Bimmer with a cover on it resting as well, only a few spots away from mine. I couldn't see which model but noticed the wheels appeared the same as TelegramSam's. Are those exclusive to the M5 or other models too?
^ ahh so that's your regular photoshoot gallery. Cute shot.
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#135
Kevin: Congrats my friend!
The car looks absolutely stunning and your mods (if I had an E92) are so closely paralleled to my own, it's actually a bit scary...or maybe just some good taste .
I know you'll treat her well and keep her beautiful. Best of luck and many happy (and fast) miles ahead.
All the best.
The car looks absolutely stunning and your mods (if I had an E92) are so closely paralleled to my own, it's actually a bit scary...or maybe just some good taste .
I know you'll treat her well and keep her beautiful. Best of luck and many happy (and fast) miles ahead.
All the best.