M3This' new Midnight Black JCW
I pulled the roof graphic as it took away from the car.
Suspension is BC Racing Coilovers
Arches plus front lip and a handful of other items (headlight rings, tail light rings, ect) cost $500
Suspension is BC Racing Coilovers
Arches plus front lip and a handful of other items (headlight rings, tail light rings, ect) cost $500
On their way. Ordered a set of Leather Recaro Pole Positions that are shipping from Recaro today 


Roll Bar and Rear Seat Delete Are the next two items


Roll Bar and Rear Seat Delete Are the next two items
Update:
Ordered up some 2pc floating slotted rotors from Disc Brakes Australia

These have just been released and are the only 2pc rotors on the market that work with the JCW's Brembo kit
Also ordered up some Goodridge Stainless Steel brake lines from Double Down Motorsports

Now I just need some Motul 600 Brake Fluid and Carbontech XP10 and XP8 brake pads and the braking system should be golden.
Ordered up some 2pc floating slotted rotors from Disc Brakes Australia

These have just been released and are the only 2pc rotors on the market that work with the JCW's Brembo kit
Also ordered up some Goodridge Stainless Steel brake lines from Double Down Motorsports

Now I just need some Motul 600 Brake Fluid and Carbontech XP10 and XP8 brake pads and the braking system should be golden.
I have the stock non-slotted non-drill oem Brembo rotors, Ill be able to check the weight difference when I weigh them when switching out.
I'll be doing the above soon, but instead of the Motul RBF600, I'll be using Castrol SRF (wet boiling point is 100deg higher than the motul). I used to use the Motul, and it was awesome, so the Castrol should be phenomenal.
Very interested to know how much lighter the DBAs are. Also, how much did they cost (if you don't mind me asking)?
Very interested to know how much lighter the DBAs are. Also, how much did they cost (if you don't mind me asking)?
I'll be doing the above soon, but instead of the Motul RBF600, I'll be using Castrol SRF (wet boiling point is 100deg higher than the motul). I used to use the Motul, and it was awesome, so the Castrol should be phenomenal.
Very interested to know how much lighter the DBAs are. Also, how much did they cost (if you don't mind me asking)?
Very interested to know how much lighter the DBAs are. Also, how much did they cost (if you don't mind me asking)?
Ill have to check out the Castrol SRF ... I have used the motul in my old Evo IX and loved it.
Damn just check out the Castrol ... that stuff is a expensive
http://www.raceshopper.com/castrol_s...ke_fluid.shtml
$75 a liter vs $40 a liter for the motul
http://www.raceshopper.com/castrol_s...ke_fluid.shtml
$75 a liter vs $40 a liter for the motul



Now back to M3s ride.
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