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  • Das Chin
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    each to their own. That is why i kept all the oem stuff safe in the garage if ever i sell can,easily be put back. The oem side sills are not great up close and new carbon effect ones look a lot better up close.

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  • Levente
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    sorry but the oem looks alot more stylish and thousand times better then this. im all for changing some carbon parts but this i wouldnt change. ok but thats my opinion

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  • Rick H
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    We do like to spoil our girls with diamonds and furs.

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
    Don't hold back with your comment :whistle:
    He's right, they do look shite.......but them OEM ones look like cheap shite as well :thumbs:

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  • CraigMillwardCroft
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    Originally posted by Levente View Post
    its nice but its too much i think now it does look like a crappy OEM part which you see on the US m3 cars.
    Don't hold back with your comment :whistle:

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  • Levente
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    its nice but its too much i think now it does look like a crappy OEM part which you see on the US m3 cars.

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  • Das Chin
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    side skirts fitted on both sides and really happy with the look and finish.

    drivers side:






    PX side:








    so much better than the OEM ones which were looking a bit tired. still kept originals if ever needed in the future.

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  • phil_robinson
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    Looks stunning pal. I love the look of the AC Schnitzer backbox combined with the CSL diffuser. I know it's a bit marmite but I think it's awesome!

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Looking good Nick :smokin:
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  • Das Chin
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    side kick plates back and now sorted. great work by Paul Pooler from H20 transfers in the midlands.

    still got originals on car and will tuck away. these were ones that had peeled and lacquer gone so prepped and sorted.

    very happy with them and proper CSL sticker under the lacquer:





    had the door handle re done as well:





    fook me its cold out there!!

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  • Das Chin
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    she's up on blocks (not that time of month ;-0 )



    hairy chest tyres back on (right handful in the cold and noisy on the road but sweet when warmed up)





    brakes looking healthy and found out its been polybushed at front too. result. rear has been done too








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  • sjb
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    Regarding the rear view mirror have a look at this thread on *******

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  • sailorbaz
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    Can you just remove the auto dimming part?
    Apparently you can drain the fluid out in a controlled manner, reseal and replace the mirror. How true that is, I don't know but it leaves you with a mirror that doesn't dim automatically.

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  • shimmy
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    Can you just remove the auto dimming part?

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  • shane@mbtech
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    I wonder if it is caused/accelerated by the car being kept outside in the heat in the summer?
    Prob more so the cold weather. down at -*c then quickly superheated when you drive with hot air blowing in car. ??

    |Who knows. Just get rid. Who needs auto dimming

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