My PFL E90 Mod Journey
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DRKOHO
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Re: My PFL E90 Mod Journey
Was thinking of selling the car and start another project. Everything was in the pipeline but there was this sense of "can't let go" lingering
So I am keeping the car! Been doing some research and talking to workshops....
Re-modding is on its way!
Was thinking of selling the car and start another project. Everything was in the pipeline but there was this sense of "can't let go" lingering
So I am keeping the car! Been doing some research and talking to workshops....
Re-modding is on its way!
DRKOHO
Well-Known Member
Re: My PFL E90 Mod Journey
Was thinking of selling the car and start another project. Everything was in the pipeline but there was this sense of "can't let go" lingering and the final " price talk with the new car side didn't go down very well either.
So I am keeping the car! Been doing some research and talking to workshops....
Re-modding is on its way!
- engine, exterior, interior
since I am keeping till COE ends (2.5years away) I might as well create a "legacy"
Was thinking of selling the car and start another project. Everything was in the pipeline but there was this sense of "can't let go" lingering and the final " price talk with the new car side didn't go down very well either.
So I am keeping the car! Been doing some research and talking to workshops....
Re-modding is on its way!
- engine, exterior, interior
since I am keeping till COE ends (2.5years away) I might as well create a "legacy"
SapphireSpite
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Re: My PFL E90 Mod Journey
A wise choice
A wise choice
SapphireSpite
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Re: My PFL E90 Mod Journey
I heard that after market headlights are a no no, OEM is the best
DRKOHO;916135 said:
I heard that after market headlights are a no no, OEM is the best
Mavik
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Re: My PFL E90 Mod Journey
Personally with those aggressive offset, depending on the size of the rims and your current suspension setup, rolling the fenders will remove the rubbing against the fender but the moment you go over slight bumps or uneven roads, you can hear the tyres rubbing. Had that and in the end removed those rims.
Ct13;916197 said:
Personally with those aggressive offset, depending on the size of the rims and your current suspension setup, rolling the fenders will remove the rubbing against the fender but the moment you go over slight bumps or uneven roads, you can hear the tyres rubbing. Had that and in the end removed those rims.
