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  • siamkazi
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    "What did you do for your M3 today?"

    Actually drove it after a month 🔥

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  • Liverpoolreds8
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    Originally posted by powerbait View Post

    Looks great, but these are 260M just so you are aware, common mistake. Makes me want to put mine back on.
    Holy sh*t I think you're right. The guy I bought them from had them advertised as 219M but I think you're right.. detail oriented is not on my resume but either way I love the way they look


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  • powerbait
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    Originally posted by Liverpoolreds8 View Post

    Lowered it and mounted 219M wheels, pretty happy with how it turned out


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    Looks great, but these are 260M just so you are aware, common mistake. Makes me want to put mine back on.

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  • RockyMtnM3
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    Originally posted by Marc E46M3 View Post
    Took photos of the car today.
    Looks fantastic, very classy 👍

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  • 6speedS54
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    Re-aligned rear badge
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  • Marc E46M3
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    Took photos of the car today.
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  • Liverpoolreds8
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    Lowered it and mounted 219M wheels, pretty happy with how it turned out


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  • karter16
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    Originally posted by Bimma360 View Post
    You’re going to make more of these and sell them right? Hahah
    Originally posted by Cubieman View Post
    Please sell these...
    Haha thanks guys! I don't have any plans to make and sell these. I don't want to turn my hobby into any sort of business (the CSL console inserts were an exception because I ended up with a bunch extra as a result of making my own). I will be sharing the CAD files though at the moment it's RHD only, I'm not even certain if this design is possible to package for LHD because of the location of the headers on the Gauge.S board. If you want an LHD design that's ready to go Bry5on's design (which is where I got the idea for mine from) can be found here: https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/m...943#post331943.

    Originally posted by davidinnyc View Post
    karter16 I'm finally going to get a 3D printer and I may want to send you some $$$ for this cigarette lighter insert file as I have an idea myself but it's not for a gauge... I'm sure I can just flip it for LHD!
    ​More than happy to share the file, In terms of external geometry doing a simple mirror should be fine. Would be worth checking out Bryson's design first though as it's already RHD!

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  • Cubieman
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    Please sell these...

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  • davidinnyc
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    karter16 I'm finally going to get a 3D printer and I may want to send you some $$$ for this cigarette lighter insert file as I have an idea myself but it's not for a gauge... I'm sure I can just flip it for LHD!

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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by karter16 View Post
    *Almost* finished my Gauge.S install in custom ash-tray enclosure. Combined with my beta version of Community Patch for 0401 CSL software I can log any of the ~3000 variables in the DME that I like at 100Hz 😎

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    You’re going to make more of these and sell them right? Hahah

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  • ucrhamann330ci
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    Rouge clutch pedal. Pretty easy to install and made a difference in driving experience .
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  • karter16
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    *Almost* finished my Gauge.S install in custom ash-tray enclosure. Combined with my beta version of Community Patch for 0401 CSL software I can log any of the ~3000 variables in the DME that I like at 100Hz 😎

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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by RockyMtnM3 View Post

    Yes, the Ospho is awesome and the process works incredibly well. I have the exhaust hardware soaking in it now! The center section took about an hour of good work but worth it; I used section 1 as my test mule and after I did the muffler I basically haaad to do section 2 haha. For your build, I don't think you have a choice, it must be done!

    That is funny, karma for sure. I will have to pop back into the OG thread and charge myself $5, after reading your post and others I had to really think about why I had developed an aversion to his content.
    Glad to hear it. Yeah I'll probably have to do it hahah. Also I can totally get why his content isn't for everyone. Nothing wrong with that. But he does find or curate great detailing stuff, and at this point in my life the last thing I need to do is research detailing stuff. I just buy the stuff he says is good, haha, and from his website at that. Anyway, glad all this stuff is working out great for you!

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  • RockyMtnM3
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    Originally posted by Bimma360 View Post

    Crazy stuff right?! How much elbow grease did the center sections take? I may do that eventually. BTW, all those products I heard about from Obsessed Garage... gotta give credit where credit is due.
    Yes, the Ospho is awesome and the process works incredibly well. I have the exhaust hardware soaking in it now! The center section took about an hour of good work but worth it; I used section 1 as my test mule and after I did the muffler I basically haaad to do section 2 haha. For your build, I don't think you have a choice, it must be done!

    That is funny, karma for sure. I will have to pop back into the OG thread and charge myself $5, after reading your post and others I had to really think about why I had developed an aversion to his content.

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