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Unboxing a Karbonius Carbon Fibre Vented Engine Cover
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Don't remember where I found this photo, but I absolutely love the look. Would love to see a cool retro/throwback design like that for the S54.
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Their csl concept one has been out for awhile.
Installing that on an m3 is like a 330ci putting on an m badge, just not as big of a violation.
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As cool as that is I still prefer the stock/karbonius one. With the airbox you'd have to decide which piece is going to have the m power vinyl on it.
That cover also needs to be modified to work and is generic looking as well since it's purposeful.
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here You go boys i had one few months back witch i did sell
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I checked a few years back and it was around $900 shipped so it's definitely not cheap. It was fitted to one of the Z4 race cars, which one I'm not certain. Here are some pictures which I dug up. Unfortunately I can't find the part number but I'm sure with some more digging I can find it. Maybe contacting Die Wethje GmbH will yield a valid BMW Motorsport part number. This cover had a manufacture date of 2006.



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I looked for it out of curiosity and couldn't find it. Have a link to it by any chance? Or does BMW Motorsport still only publish that catalog via snail mail along side the Sears & Roebuck's version.Originally posted by M Coupe View PostIf you're looking for the king of all carbon engine covers, you can find one straight from BMW Motorsport's racing catalog. It's made by world famous Die Wethje. No "M" on it, it just says "BMW Power" under the lacquer.
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what's the damage on one of those? and almost 2 decades on, is it still availible?Originally posted by M Coupe View PostIf you're looking for the king of all carbon engine covers, you can find one straight from BMW Motorsport's racing catalog. It's made by world famous Die Wethje. No "M" on it, it just says "BMW Power" under the lacquer.
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If you're looking for the king of all carbon engine covers, you can find one straight from BMW Motorsport's racing catalog. It's made by world famous Die Wethje. No "M" on it, it just says "BMW Power" under the lacquer.
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They'll take care of this and I doubt you'll have to wait very long.
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You appear to be correct. Mine does not have the metal mounts/inserts depicted on their website. The original plastic cover uses noticeably thicker plastic on these same mounts with a metal sleeve/flange so you're not bolting down on the plastic. I guess they couldn't do that with carbon fibre (vary the thickness substantially at the mounts) so they added these metal feet instead - except for my piece.Originally posted by oceansize View Post
They definitely left out the metal inserts. From their website:
This is a high-quality replica of the genuine piece with some openings which facilitate the hot air removal in the upper part of the engine for an optimal refrigeration, and includes all the original moorings, so installation could be done in minutes
I'm assuming the word moorings refers to those pieces and I see the picture on the site you are referencing.
What a PITA! I waited months for this. I have emailed them.
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Seems like they just forgot to add the metal inserts. You should reach out to them about this. Their customer service is great and I'm sure they'll make it right for you.
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