I took mine off and painted them gloss black so they would match all the trim on the side of the car
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brandon @ eas wroteInteresting, how do remove the chrome OEM? It looks a bit hard. Brief explanation plz?these are direct replacements, you will remove the chrome ones, and replace with the carbon versions
FifthStreetz wrote+1, can't wait to see this on. EAS is a reputable vendor, so I'm excited about this.Interesting, how do remove the chrome OEM? It looks a bit hard. Brief explanation plz?
j08 where in ny u at
MDCTFTW wroteCompletely agree. Exhaust, tint, wheels and tires, suspension will be my only mods.Hmm ... I think stock looks better. Maybe CF, but I doubt it. The M3 looks so gorgeous bone stock these cosmetic mods really aren't stacking up.
///MWorld wroteI agree that if you plan on leaving the exterior bone stock, the side markers will look better chrome, since it will match the grill. Modded m3's with black kidney grills, or a black theme, will absolutely look better without the chrome, since it would be the only part on the car that doesnt match anythingCompletely agree. Exhaust, tint, wheels and tires, suspension will be my only mods.
Here's a question for you Brandon. The sedan fender gills are a bit different than the coupes. Do you know if the black markers will fit the E90 M3?
the e90 m3 markers are different, but we will also make the carbon versions to fit them as well
brandon @ eas wroteCool. Thanks for the reply.the e90 m3 markers are different, but we will also make the carbon versions to fit them as well
EAS is very good and reputable, good stuff! I like it! much better than chrome.
I am FOR SURE doing the Matt Black Side Grills with the Matt black Kidney grills first
thing on my car lol... Are these available yet?
thing on my car lol... Are these available yet?
matte grilles are not available, I just used vinyl to wrap mine. Carbon versions on the other hand, are in the works
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simplest is to just pull the stock ones off and paint them... Let my body shop do it, cost me about $100 for them to pull them off paint them gloss black to match the other stock trim on my car and reinstall them. Plus the M3 logo is still on them and the turn signal still works. Definitely one of the best mods I've done.
I'm wondering if anyone can do the "black chrome" look for me for the rear M3 badge, front grill, and fender markers. Any ideas where I can get this done? I had the "Shadow Chrome" looking M3 badge on my silver gray e46 and it looked great.
I just ordered the black chrome m3 badge from www.bimmerperformancestore.com today I hope it looks good.
J08M3 wroteLink? I cant find it on that site, do they use the E92 M3 badge because the other M3 badges are much bigger.I just ordered the black chrome m3 badge from www.bimmerperformancestore.com today I hope it looks good.
FifthStreetz wroteThey are - the e92 badges are specific in size and much smaller than the e46 badge.Link? I cant find it on that site, do they use the E92 M3 badge because the other M3 badges are much bigger.
FifthStreetz wrotehttp://store.bimmerperformancestore.com/BMWM3BlackChromeM3Emblem.aspxLink? I cant find it on that site, do they use the E92 M3 badge because the other M3 badges are much bigger.
Yea, this one they said is an 1/8" bigger in both directions... So I'm going to try it because it's the closest I can find. All the other ones are twice as big and look stupid. It was only $50 so worth a try cause it's easier than painting the stock one. I'll let you know how it looks once I get it.
I guess no one makes it the stock size for fear of being sued by BMW for copyright
Check to be 100% sure - I believe he only offers the e46 version.