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Hey! I haven't installed these yet on the Rosso M3 but I have had them on my Silver street/track car for the last 5 years / 20k miles. Most of that milage is on the street and some has been in harsh weather and they have held up fine with no rebuilds. When I compare the Rosso car (currently all OE) with the Silver car I have basically no difference in NVA from the bushings. Thats why I've decided to install them on the Rosso M3, which I plan on doing this winter when I rebuild the entire rear subframe with the parts above.
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By the way Rob,
They make black EZ Pass covers with black EZ Pass Strips / 3M interlocking strips if you want to hide the white tag in the windshield.
Leather ones are also available on Amazon.
EZ SKIN Bundle: Silicone Skin for EZ Pass + Silicone Pad to Cover the Back + Black Interlocking Strips + Alcohol Prep Pad = Discreet Look INSIDE & OUTSIDE Your Car! (Fits EZ Pass Mini, Latest Version) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZDJJPWH...H05KF5G697Q49D
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Agreed! Currently I have Cup 2's on the 19' CSLs which aren't the best street tire and I use them primarily on the track car. What I want to do is get a second set of silver CSLs with PS4s's 😀Originally posted by ClevoCapri View PostI much prefer these wheels than the TE37's! Looks so good mate!
Thanks, just ordered!Originally posted by loudspeaker69 View PostBy the way Rob,
They make black EZ Pass covers with black EZ Pass Strips / 3M interlocking strips if you want to hide the white tag in the windshield.
Leather ones are also available on Amazon.
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Agreed, rarely seen TEs improve a car's look.Originally posted by ClevoCapri View PostI much prefer these wheels than the TE37's! Looks so good mate!
Rob, car looks good, very unique. Never cared for imola which is too brown for me, this is a proper red.2003.5 MT JB/B - CSL SCHRICK SUPERSPRINT EISENMANN JRZ SWIFT MILLWAY APR ENDLESS BBS/SSR DREXLER KMP SACHS RECARO AR SLON MKRS GSP DMG KARBONIUS CP AUTOSOLUTIONS KOYO
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Couple interior updates. I was getting a code for the drivers belt buckle so I decided to go ahead and just replace both the drivers and passengers buckle receptacles. I always planned on pulling the seats back out to finalize the wiring and try heating the orange buttons to bring the color back. Took the easy way out and just bought new ones 😂. Also replaced the belt harness (yellow plug holder and tensioner wire) as they were pretty cheap.
Seats out for hopefully the last time in a long time!! I've gotten way too good at doing this:
New buckles installed:
While I had the seats out I also replaced the degraded sound deadening mat in the under the back seats. Wanted to quite the interior exhaust noise a little more for more induction noise:
And one minor detail was refitting the original seat trim rails. Took some minor modification but they fit!
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Hard to say for sure. I don’t think it had a big impact on overall road noise. Longer term when I do the rear subframe I want to spray the underbody and inner fenders with something like Boom mat spray. I think that will have bigger impact on road noise.Originally posted by loudspeaker69 View PostRob,
Did you notice any significant difference in sound on the highway, with the dynomat under the rear seats?
Just curious…
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