amrazM wroteThat's a badass M dude
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amrazM wroteFollow you on insta, the car looks amazing as always!satin slut
amrazM wroteWhat suspension are you on and what size spacers ?
Siajoon wroteKw clubsport 2way and 12f/15rWhat suspension are you on and what size spacers ?
Caught this photo with the sun shinning through my Chemical Guys Quick Detailer and reflecting off the ZCPs
brantp wroteI spot a roll cage in there....more pics and details please!
Longboarder wroteHaha yes sir! Can't hide that. Purchased the car in Virginia with the half cage and Megan Race exhaust pipes and tips installed - (cat back muffler delete). The rest is OEM outside of some minor cosmetic upgrades I did this weekend.I spot a roll cage in there....more pics and details please!
I posted some more pictures and info in the general forum: https://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?p=25279301
Been cruising around the forum the last couple of weeks, love your Space Grey as well!
wyatth wrote10/5 is the set up I want to run but I've been wary of it given some of the negative comments I've read of running anything smaller than 10. Let me know how the set up rides and if you get any vibration out of it. What spacers are you going with?
Also loving that steering wheel I see in there. Is that the Lime Rock wheel?
Quality spacers, if installed properly, should be fine. Even the GTS has 5mm front spacers from the factory. 5mm spacers just don't have extended hubs, but enough of the OEM hub pokes through. 10mm fitment depends on wheels, but work with OEM wheels. People get vibrations from all sizes and for sure if mine vibrate (I went with Bimmerworld, at least haven't heard of any issues with them), they'll be yanked. I'll report back with some photos and a review!
Yup, it's an M Performance Wheel, which came in the LRP cars.
Yup, it's an M Performance Wheel, which came in the LRP cars.
Love them
Blindside_137 wroteSexy!!!!!Love them
Installed the Bimmerworld 10mm F and 5mm R spacers with extended lugs. Cleaned up the hubs with a wire brush, proper torquing, and they are buttery smooth up to Mexico speeds. The rear is perfect, the front will be after I get the camber plates on. 255/275 PS4S, stock ZCP suspension. Funny they feel so small in your hand and yet make a noticeable difference when installed.
Top pairs before, bottom pairs after.

Top pairs before, bottom pairs after.

wyatth wrotePerfect!! I have been looking for pictures of this set up for a while now. Thank you for sharing. I'm likely going to be going with this same set up after seeing this, looks excellent.Installed the Bimmerworld 10mm F and 5mm R spacers with extended lugs. Cleaned up the hubs with a wire brush, proper torquing, and they are buttery smooth up to Mexico speeds. The rear is perfect, the front will be after I get the camber plates on. 255/275 PS4S, stock ZCP suspension. Funny they feel so small in your hand and yet make a noticeable difference when installed.
Top pairs before, bottom pairs after.
Let's take a moment and give a standing ovation for the e46 M3, this was the birth of the CSL style wheels we all love so dearly!
Cheers.
*buddies e46, my e90.
Cheers.
*buddies e46, my e90.
Decided to tackle the baked on brake dust that I bought the car with this weekend. I bought the Mother's aluminum wheel cleaner and EZ brush. Did nothing.
Weirdly enough I grabbed one of my girlfriend's Mr Clean Magic Erasers and it did the job. Takes some elbow grease but nearly all of the baked on brake dust is gone. Pretty happy with the result!
Weirdly enough I grabbed one of my girlfriend's Mr Clean Magic Erasers and it did the job. Takes some elbow grease but nearly all of the baked on brake dust is gone. Pretty happy with the result!
brantp wroteLooks great!Decided to tackle the baked on brake dust that I bought the car with this weekend. I bought the Mother's aluminum wheel cleaner and EZ brush. Did nothing.
Weirdly enough I grabbed one of my girlfriend's Mr Clean Magic Erasers and it did the job. Takes some elbow grease but nearly all of the baked on brake dust is gone. Pretty happy with the result!
Anyone have tips for that hard, rock like black road grime that gets stuck on the inside barrel?
brantp wroteYessir, looking great!Decided to tackle the baked on brake dust that I bought the car with this weekend. I bought the Mother's aluminum wheel cleaner and EZ brush. Did nothing.
Weirdly enough I grabbed one of my girlfriend's Mr Clean Magic Erasers and it did the job. Takes some elbow grease but nearly all of the baked on brake dust is gone. Pretty happy with the result!













