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That's why I gotten myself a foldable bike :)

Also Best exhaust IMHO :Biggrin:. UPZ for you

Better to specify size & offsets ;)

What? Huh? Previous and current BMW are both on 3rd party rims and never heard of any brake vibration issue. I am sure there are tonnes of better & nicer looking rims out there rather than overpriced BMW rims

If not wrong, battery coverage by MA is only for 2 years? Just a battery so don't think it matters whether buy at MA or 3rd party workshop as long as specs are the same

Superbly68, your PM just came in but problem replying via PM. Check link below for answer to your quesiton: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=285056 Anyway, I changed mine to Odyssey battery 1+ year ago and at this stage don't see any major benefit dispite paying extra $ for it

Me too for a while as well, few more owners in the forum. What's up?

Try installing heel plate. It might help http://www.pedalhaus.com/heelplates.html

Try Eng Soon at Site Sponsor section

Maserati's one of the best sounding car IMO. You need at least a v8 in your car to come close to it...

LOL, Ironman :thumbsup:

+1. Keeping my E92 for now and definitely skipping F-series turbo bullsh*t. Thinking of getting a Merc SLS or Audi R8 v10 which look and sound great

+1 for BBS. HRE, Vorsteiner, Rays, etc. So many good brands out there. Don't go for replica - pay so much for a car and want to be cheap on a critical component of a car :whatthe: Don't be cheap!

If you go for replica or Taiwanese rims :oooops:

LOL, be very surprised for a 318 3cyclinder that sort of power just from tuning alone. Agree, buy a bigger engine

Just take it easy first few kms by changing gears earlier if via sports/manual mode or use D2-D3 via drivelogic. After running in then start engaging "M botton" on steering wheel more often with D5 or S5 setting :)

Doesn't show member's join date or post count - see screenshot. BTW Ryan, bug/error in "Messages" section when tried to dismiss a read notification "error_dismissing_notification"

New forum layout not that good becoz can't see who active or seasoned members are at a glance. Need to click on member profile to see

Wider rears will give you better grip at the back thus generally reduces oversteer. Size of tyres typically is a function of width of rims, assuming you adhere to offset of your car. Obviously whether you lower your car also play a part as might scrap. Most people like wide stands so opt for...

Since you already purchased the car then I would suggest to go one of the workshops in site sponsor section. They be cheaper than PML and might give a better service