BOSBMW wrotehttps://www.ebay.com/str/dbcarpartsThat steering wheel though
Where can I buy one?!
AlpineG05 wroteHow heavy is the steering wheel compared to stock please ? I bought one from ebay about a year ago, and it was super heavy compared to the stock which is very light. It felt like it removed some of the road feel and I sold it... If it's a redone oem wheel, it should be still light... Thanks!Gloss black vents and tinted turn signals fromIND-Distribution with carbon trim.
From Europe: Flat bottom steering wheel (JQ werks magnetic carbon paddle shifters) and armrest with M stitching.
Dinmann rear carbon console. Not perfectly flush with front console, but will fill gaps with some black felt. Should be ok. Yes I know, carbon isn’t an exact match to vent shroud.
TheMechanic wroteI believe it’s refurbished OEM. Although I didn’t weigh either one, I’d say the weight is close to identical.How heavy is the steering wheel compared to stock please ? I bought one from ebay about a year ago, and it was super heavy compared to the stock which is very light. It felt like it removed some of the road feel and I sold it... If it's a redone oem wheel, it should be still light... Thanks!
spammysammich wrotebro has the brightest dakar yellow M3Seattle to Vancouver work trip before I put her on quickjacks for the brake flush and spark plugs.
omgzirra_exe wroteGot lucky with the lighting and Griots has been helping me out for the last 5 years. They’re local to me so I’ve been getting tips and tricks from them to help maintain the paint and deal with some pesky water spots.bro has the brightest dakar yellow M3
spammysammich wroteit looks good though, i need to hit my car with a cut and polish... has been 7 years and i don't really wash it lmao.Got lucky with the lighting and Griots has been helping me out for the last 5 years. They’re local to me so I’ve been getting tips and tricks from them to help maintain the paint and deal with some pesky water spots.
omgzirra_exe wroteOh yeah, Sonax perfect finish has been my cheat code. Even works on my shitty butter soft Subaru clear without punching holes through it. Orange pad if I need a heavy cut, black for polishing. So easy even an idiot like me can do it. I just wish I had the time to paint correct more often.it looks good though, i need to hit my car with a cut and polish... has been 7 years and i don't really wash it lmao.
THEROK wroteOk...ummmm, whyyyy? 🤔Got some rubbers for the rubber
smokinjoe64 wroteflat spot prevention when the car is not driven for weeks/months at a time.Ok...ummmm, whyyyy? 🤔
omgzirra_exe wroteYeah I get that if tires 'elevated'...sittin' on another basically flat, 'textured rubber', surface really flat spot prevention? Maybe missin' sumthin'flat spot prevention when the car is not driven for weeks/months at a time.
smokinjoe64 wroteI just went back and looked, hard to tell with the black on black lol and high blackspots in the image.Yeah I get that if tires 'elevated'...sittin' on another basically flat, 'textured rubber', surface really flat spot prevention? Maybe missin' sumthin'
Best solution -> drive the damn thang every now-n-again, right?
omgzirra_exe wroteIt's certainly plausible, used on my RV yrs ago.I just went back and looked, hard to tell with the black on black lol and high blackspots in the image.
def can't see the cut out for the cushion.
unsure my self now.
omgzirra_exe wroteBingo.flat spot prevention when the car is not driven for weeks/months at a time.
smokinjoe64 wroteAgreed, but I shockingly have a life other than driving my cars and my M3 has 12K miles.Best solution -> drive the damn thang every now-n-again, right?
THEROK wrotei just hit 165k today lmaoAgreed, but I shockingly have a life other than driving my cars and my M3 has 12K miles.
THEROK wroteAgreed, but I shockingly have a life other than driving my cars and my M3 has 12K miles.
Three Pedal Steve tomorrow in Highlands NC. Keep in mind the car will be 18 years old on August 8th next week (I took delivery at the BMW Performance Center near Greer, SC on 8/8/08.). Oh and the grass needs cutting. Typically, when I wash my car, it usually rains the next day or very soon after - and now I see rain in the forecast... More often than not, the rain serves to wash the car. If you look carefully you'll see the carbon roof is in bad shape due to the clear coat failure. It's scheduled to be refurbished the last week of next month as a birthday present for her. Nothing wrong with a little bit of TLC to keep her looking her best. I suppose car years are not the same as people years regarding aging. Sort of like dog years. But she has been kept in good shape. Lots of things still to get done though, before the end of the year such as Valve Covers, Injectors, Spark Plugs, and fixing the sagging roof lining. A nip and tuck is all she needs.
