A clear signal: BMW Individual Signal Green M3

davesaddiction wrote

So, since you decided to keep the reflectors (the very first mod for most people here), I think you should just paint the wheels to match.

I'm with some others here - not my style, but compliments on a very impressive build.

Thanks man.

Jason

It's very...green.

Then again, you know what they say about the M&M's.

Amazing build
Now
I need to consider supercharging my car and adding brembos.

Dear god, that spoiler better do more than look ugly.

Certainly individual I'll give the guy that, yikes...

Sick build.

The green HULK! Amazing build. This would be a great track car !

This is a very nice build!

Small Suggestions.

Green Stripe on the Steering Wheel
Performance Seats
Piano Black Interior Trim

Absolute Stunner! I love everything about it - even the OG reflectors. Sure there are things I would do differently but it ain't my car! Great work and awesome to see all your efforts come together.

I'd love to see a picture of it parked in your garage where all the work was done.

Cheers man!

Kriston wrote

This is a very nice build!

Small Suggestions.

Green Stripe on the Steering Wheel
Performance Seats
Piano Black Interior Trim

Very good suggestions.

i actually dig the rear wing, car pulls it off nicely with the agressive appeal. Got 3 big heavy hitters in CA alone!!! a green, yellow and white one;)

LooooooooooooVVVVVVVVVVVVVe it
Very unique, and fuKin props for DIY'n

Just wow. Seriously cool. FL car in CA... long way from home.

kdiggz wrote  

You guys sound like fanbois. That thing is ugly but to each their own

Wow! Congratulations for someone having the balls to say it. It's even worse when there is a thread on a LTBMW build. I'm personally not a fan of it but I do respect the work and attention to detail that IND and the owner put into it. If the owner likes it then that's all that matters.

heavystarch wrote

Absolute Stunner! I love everything about it - even the OG reflectors. Sure there are things I would do differently but it ain't my car! Great work and awesome to see all your efforts come together.

I'd love to see a picture of it parked in your garage where all the work was done.

Cheers man!

Pics of the play by play are here:
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=830853

j2m wrote

LooooooooooooVVVVVVVVVVVVVe it
Very unique, and fuKin props for DIY'n

Thanks man! Props to you as well!

Jason

Love everything about it minus the mirrors and wing.

Very nice M3... but i think you forgot one picture

JEllis wrote

I live in SD

Jason

Awesome....never seen you. I work downtown.

I saw a matt green E92 M3 in Hong Kong which just arrived to shop a few days ago, anyone see this color before?

Amazing ,clean M!

:barf:beautiful color, some good mods and some bad.

the back mirrors n the huge spoiler in the back make the beast look like a G6...

E92inSG wrote

Do you get any rubbing at all with the 275 upfront at that height? Full lock doesn't touch the fender liners?

The owner of the car already responded but I thought I would add a little info. I am on clubsports but my ride height is a little higher. I have 275/35/18's (Michelin PSS) on 9.5" wheels as well. I have run them at et22 without any rubbing on the fender liners even at full lock. Unfortunately the KW coilover spring showed signs of slight rubbing on the inside (slight black scuff on the spring). I then added a spacer to achieve et15. The inner rubbing was solved but the tire now slightly rubs the liner at full lock. No rubbing during compression while driving. I think the magic offset for a 275mm tire on a 9.5" wheel is probably somewhere in between et22 and et15. I will report back after I experiment one more time with et17. No matter what, negative camber is necessary to run these sizes.

i love this car... i need a GT wing in my life, this time, a edge mount...