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Hey, those are not Motorpsort floor mats! Everyone knows that having ///M floors mats adds 5WHP! Ohh, and the ///M trunk mat adds an additional 2WHP.Comment
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Yeah, last time I checked, this WAS M3Forum. Why would I buy some generic "BMW" mats for my M3 for the same price as a set of M3 mats?? First you post E46 mats and then some generic BMW mats. Perhaps work on the reading comprehension.Originally posted by ModBargainsComment
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Typical for "modbargains" postings lately. Never adding to the discussion, but always trying to sell something. If they were able to do both, I'd be a customer......Originally posted by white-hot
OP: I'd get the OEM ones from ECS tuning. http://www.ecstuning.com/BMW-E36-M3-...Mats/ES195778/. You'll be unhappy with reps since most are poorly made and they slide.Comment
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Pretty sure Tischer BMW had them for $90 at one time. They're $116 right now on their site but contact them and see if theres a forum discount.Comment
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Sorry guys, my dad (SouthernSlotter) accidentally used my account to ask this question. For those who were wondering, he ended up finding some on Turner Motorsport.Comment
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Just bought new BMW floor mats...again. I remember when I bought my first replacements about 7yrs ago and felt they were a big step down in quality from the original mats. Well these latest mats are even a step down from the last replacements. They are very noticeably lighter and the material feels less durable.....but weight savings!
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Just thought I'd share to show how BMW keeps changing them.Comment
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