I use mine everyday too, and that fact that you have to use a joystick is awful and being DVD based makes it slow. Comparing the stock system with even my $100 Garmin its like comparing a Startec to an iPhone.

 

i opted to go with the oem mainly because of the physical looks, up & down feature. I may end up going with a double din later down the road and using oem screen as a secondary screen.

 

Nice.....very nice that hella slammed! I guess street are not that bad in ur area

 

Nice work in such a short time, you gotta drive over some wooden blocks when you jack up your car next time, no more stuck jack! Not sure how I'm feeling the bmw wheels, looks too big but I might grow on it.

 

I remember years ago when I took my G in to have the PAC adaptor installed, the installer kept saying how much he loved the fact that it goes up and down.

Much respect for being able to do the install yourself That made the mod cost effective so I guess I should shut up


I also had the PAC installer put a switch in so I can program on the move

 

Rims look sick!!

 

How did you get the M6 wheels to fit? I thought the lug pattern was 5x120 on the M?

 

not my style to each his own

 

there are other functions of the oem nav other than telling you where to go... if your trunk is open and you drive off, the screen will prompt you... if you have your brakes on and drive, again it'll prompt you... you can set your mileage on how many miles before you will be reminded to change your oil and filter.. and most important, if there is any mulfunction on your car, it will again prompt you whats going on and the nav will direct you to the nearest "stealership"... to the op, good job on your oem nav install...

 

+ 1 on this question OP. Do you have to do anything to make it fit?

 

M6 wheels ftmfw!!

 

what coils are those?

 

To everyone asking about how to make them fit. you have to run adapters. The coilovers are stance GR+true coilovers.

 

could you still put spacers on adapters?

 

You can, but just because you can doesn't mean you should. Adds stress to something that's already adding stress on the studs.