Interior/Exterior Show us your Aero Kit!!!
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Originally Posted by madmike007
ok, here's my aero kit. I'll get better pictures tomorrow.
http://www.aestheticreations.net/aerokitinserts.htm
#54
07-28-2006, 04:06 AM
Originally Posted by dragonflyer
Pics to come soon
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My old 02 MCS but now have an 06 JCW see post # 231 page 10
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10-14-2006, 01:37 AM
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A German, non-BMW kit
Here is a different rear sort of aero kit just fitted... from www.tuner-shop.com This is a German outfit with a very responsive and helpful owner. Not usually an exporter but he did it for me. They also sell reasonably priced front and side skirts.
Plastics are excellent with similar flex properties to new - these are not fiber glass. I particularly like the more authentic cut-outs with genuine screens. The overall look is of a lowered car - which it is not...
Cheers
Plastics are excellent with similar flex properties to new - these are not fiber glass. I particularly like the more authentic cut-outs with genuine screens. The overall look is of a lowered car - which it is not...
Cheers
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10-14-2006, 02:13 PM
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I am more than likely to get the skirts and the rear bumper for my car. I think the guys at M7 were in the process of making a rear grill for the aero kit. Granted some cutting sanding and painting would be needed, but I think it would be worth it. I was thinking of something like this to jazz up the front:
Mikey
Mikey
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10-14-2006, 05:34 PM
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10-14-2006, 09:53 PM
Here is a different rear sort of aero kit just fitted... from www.tuner-shop.com This is a German outfit with a very responsive and helpful owner. Not usually an exporter but he did it for me. They also sell reasonably priced front and side skirts.
Plastics are excellent with similar flex properties to new - these are not fiber glass. I particularly like the more authentic cut-outs with genuine screens. The overall look is of a lowered car - which it is not...
Cheers
Plastics are excellent with similar flex properties to new - these are not fiber glass. I particularly like the more authentic cut-outs with genuine screens. The overall look is of a lowered car - which it is not...
Cheers
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Here is a different rear sort of aero kit just fitted... from www.tuner-shop.com This is a German outfit with a very responsive and helpful owner. Not usually an exporter but he did it for me. They also sell reasonably priced front and side skirts.
Plastics are excellent with similar flex properties to new - these are not fiber glass. I particularly like the more authentic cut-outs with genuine screens. The overall look is of a lowered car - which it is not...
Cheers
Plastics are excellent with similar flex properties to new - these are not fiber glass. I particularly like the more authentic cut-outs with genuine screens. The overall look is of a lowered car - which it is not...
Cheers
). The front gives the car a more pronounced lower jaw - almost a Porsche look me thinks... side skirts similar to Aero but without the "intake"... just a bit different all around without being over the top. Cheers.
