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Crash_Nemesis
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Dewald Basson
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Dewald Basson
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shak3sy
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sup gents.....
just a little update, after many nights on the couch and selling various children ( atleast the neighbourhood is quieter ) ive take the plunge as far as rims are concerned.
initially wanted to use M4 reps or the Mperformance 405M if im correct aka theses two....
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Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut..........then i kinda had a look at these and weeeeeeelllllllll........im still sleeping on the couch just at my buddies place
so even though the couch is tiny and i need to stick one leg on the floor so i dont roll off.....i think it was for the best
225/35/19 bridgetone RFTs in the front and Pirelli 245/30/19 RFTs in the back.
i would have preferred bridgestones all round but apparently they dont make them in that size.
so what you guys think?
apologies in advance if i should have created a new thread.
just a little update, after many nights on the couch and selling various children ( atleast the neighbourhood is quieter ) ive take the plunge as far as rims are concerned.
initially wanted to use M4 reps or the Mperformance 405M if im correct aka theses two....
OR
Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut..........then i kinda had a look at these and weeeeeeelllllllll........im still sleeping on the couch just at my buddies place
so even though the couch is tiny and i need to stick one leg on the floor so i dont roll off.....i think it was for the best
225/35/19 bridgetone RFTs in the front and Pirelli 245/30/19 RFTs in the back.
i would have preferred bridgestones all round but apparently they dont make them in that size.
so what you guys think?
apologies in advance if i should have created a new thread.
RAArmstrong
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Looks good but car needs to be lowered to have them look right IMO
shak3sy
New member
sup diesel......in all honesty....i didnt know what ACS is/was or what it covers.
one of the posts i commentes on mentioned ACS and i was told it covers what MP doesnt.....but TBH i still dont know.
and yup, rims are RFT compatible.....i know this cos it says so on the box and i havw it in writing.
but id really appreciate it if you could talk me through ACS, how to get it etc.
my first bimmer so ive a lot to learn....i couldnt resist the wheels so i gottem
one of the posts i commentes on mentioned ACS and i was told it covers what MP doesnt.....but TBH i still dont know.
and yup, rims are RFT compatible.....i know this cos it says so on the box and i havw it in writing.
but id really appreciate it if you could talk me through ACS, how to get it etc.
my first bimmer so ive a lot to learn....i couldnt resist the wheels so i gottem
DieselFan
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ACS is on of the approved bmw tuning companies. Their parts are expensive because as far as I know they cover things bmw won't of the part is deemed to have caused it. There is no additional admin with this. Bmw claim from them as far as I know.
Speak to Moranor he sells ACS stuff with all the paperwork for motor plan. Or you can get them from the dealer. But they will probably be a bit more expensive. Should be around 7k for springs.
Speak to Moranor he sells ACS stuff with all the paperwork for motor plan. Or you can get them from the dealer. But they will probably be a bit more expensive. Should be around 7k for springs.
RAArmstrong
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And just FYI as it is your first BMW so you may not be too familiar with the lingo :rollsmile:
ACS:
http://www.ac-schnitzer.de/en/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_Schnitzer
ACS:
http://www.ac-schnitzer.de/en/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_Schnitzer
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