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Nice forum
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Very good post for everyone to know.
Interior Trim works for coupe and sedan ? (Manual)
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- interchangeable between all prefacelift/facelift coupes & M3. - interchangeable between all prefacelift/facelift sedans. - i'm pretty sure that dash trim (the three or four pieces that travel across the dashboard and run by the LCM and Radio) is totally interchangeable (coupe, sedan, vert, prefacelift, facelift - whatever). - door trim is NOT interchangeable between sedan and coupe - reason being that the pieces are totally different shapes. - coupe and sedan/vert shifter trim is different. - something is different between coupe and vert trim, but I don't know off the top of my head. So basically, about a third of the trim parts are interchangeable... it's complicated though.
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DIY: Yes Part Number: M SPORTS STEER.-WHEEL, AIRBAG, LEATHER, BICOLOR 32348022322 $700.29 You might want to add the M3 wheel with black stitching under the "Steering Wheel" section. M3 wheel w/black stitching: 32-34-2-282-022
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This ha got to be one of my favirote threads ever!
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how about M3 seats, put them in my 330xi, fit perfectly, no problems. I did have to switch the seat belt buckle with the original.
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Once again, not taking anything away from Alec's great work, but I feel this is an important point to someone reading this info for the first time to know what to expect.
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Remember, facelift coupes have different grilles, hood, and headlights. So an M3 hood won't fit a facelifted coupe.
Great write up. But why do the M3 front bumper retrofit when you can buy one from EuroSpec for $350? |
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Most of the OEM M3 parts will not fit a sedan. Believe me, I have tried to fit the hood, fenders, etc.
The instrument cluster was actually one of my favorite mods. You are correct about the parts that don't work and the tamper dot. My dealer says that my actual mileage can be programmed into mine and the dot will go away. The only reason I haven't done that yet is because I have a new motor, so the mileage wouldn't match anyway. =\ Great thread, Alec.
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Actually, the hood itself should fit just fine. The only problem is that the shape around the headlights is different so there will be a little gap around that area. With about $100 of custom work it'll fit and look just like OEM
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I have a facelift hood on a pre-facelift sedan. It will work the same way for coupes.
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side question: are the 330 chrome kidneys interchangeable with the 325 black ones? both prefacelift
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yes
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I know i am beating this to death, but...
is there any way to get the coupe headlights into a sedan w/o loosing the curved line between the headlight and corner light? do i need hood, trim or fender mod? |
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Mmmmmmm, how about the one piece headlight from a coupe to a sedan?
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So the stock M3 calipers won't work? Can the custom carriers be purchased anywhere? Has anyone actualy performed this mod? What about the baking plates? These are presumably larger as well since the disc diameter is larger. Last edited by 31st330i; 12-28-2006 at 11:31 AM. |
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