Full conversion 320i 2009

[Kyle]

+1 on pictures

 

[AshG108]

Simple solution which i wanted to do on my 320i before i traded it in....turbo PAPPPIE!!!!


Turbo it!!

:inlove::inlove::inlove:

 

[phillipvh]

sorry guys at last hadnt had time to upload till now.

 

[Prev]

Lovely colour Phillip and lots of tasteful bits you can add to cosmetically mod your gal. Try to source some 18" Msport rims to start with or other OEM rim. With that colour the CF spoilers work well. Would also suggest you change the headlight and fog bulbs from the normal halogen look to the white LED look. That's a good start :thumbs:


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[moranor@axis]

its not about being a BMW snob...

it is just that we are lucky in that BMW make larger engines for us who want more power so no reason to try build more power into a small engine when you can just buy it...

works out way cheaper and better to buy the right tool for the job than fiddle with the wrong tool to try make it work...

 

[phillipvh]

the word power never came up. ever. period.:sorry:but diesel fumes seems to boggle the eyes:argh:

 

[moranor@axis]

lol Diesel fumes are strong stuff

my point is if you not happy with the power trade the car in for one with a larger engine you not married to the car :rollsmile:

 

[GPGrobler]

I am speaking under correction but is this the 4-cyl 320i engine?

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value the input thx guys. i got the car at a steal. if i wanted to buy a d i wouldve done that.
the 320d comes with its own headaches, as any other model n/a thats just my humble opinion. as soon as someone covers the topic of a 320i model he gets slammed and advised to rather buy a diesel. thats just wrong, as the 320 series spectrum superbly surpass most vehicles in that class.
it just makes sense that the cats will act up after 120kms.

+1, do the de-cat on your car, and otherwise just get it back to standard, you will have many happy driving memories with it.