My Carbon footprint

[jasnh]

Originally Posted by FreudeamFahren18

Nice ride. Are your side skirts CF? Iam looking for gloss black and i can only see CF ones out there.

Status Gruppe has them in Gloss Black

[Cyrax91]

Car looks great. I too love my sunroof. My car is BSM though so alot less noticeable. Nothing like driving up to the crest of the Sandias with my sunroof open.

[geroz1]

Originally Posted by tomedkaz

Coupe and sedan are the same. If you watch my video I show you how to modify the M4 skirts to fit on an m3

The M performance one is only made for M4s so it's negligibly short on the M3. Is that the same with the carbon skirts you got?

Let me see when I can make it across the water, to NJ, with the pending storm coming

[Tommy L Garage]

Originally Posted by geroz1

The M performance one is only made for M4s so it's negligibly short on the M3. Is that the same with the carbon skirts you got?

Let me see when I can make it across the water, to NJ, with the pending storm coming

Come over whenever. We’ll get this figured out

[espressoo]

I installed M Performance blades on my F80 a week ago using these almost exact installation steps. Installed correctly they fit fine. They do not look short to me. If you’re OCD perhaps you can say they might be 1/8 short but that’s hardly noticeable unless you’re on your knees measuring it. An important step is to make sure you don’t have any sag when you start securing it. That would minimize any shortness in appearance.

[Tommy L Garage]

Bumping this thread!

Added CF mirror caps and a CF trunk lip - loving it!

[jasnh]

Originally Posted by tomedkaz

Bumping this thread!

Added CF mirror caps and a CF trunk lip - loving it!

Looks good....Regarding the rear spoiler install, I did same on a 2011 Mustang GT, the factory spoiler is almost the same as the M3. But to get the glue/sticky substance off the rear deck, I used Goof-Off (you can find it at any auto parts store, probably Walmart as well). It “melts” the glue with no harm to the paint. Took less than 10 minutes to get the glue off.

[Tommy L Garage]

Originally Posted by jasnh

Looks good....Regarding the rear spoiler install, I did same on a 2011 Mustang GT, the factory spoiler is almost the same as the M3. But to get the glue/sticky substance off the rear deck, I used Goof-Off (you can find it at any auto parts store, probably Walmart as well). It “melts” the glue with no harm to the paint. Took less than 10 minutes to get the glue off.

I wish I knew that!!!! Thanks for the tip