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Originally Posted by Lawrence' post='353081' date='Nov 7 2006, 09:30 AM
Seems you have a bad experience with Tony! But I heard many ppl black listed this shop... ...
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='353189' date='Nov 7 2006, 04:51 PM
I went there many years ago to get a blow off valve fitted to my Audi S4 and they totally stuffed it up!
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My Ride: 05 Silver Grey 523i | Step, M-Kit, M5 Trunk Finisher, 19" ACS Type IV Wheels, Goodyear F1 GS-D3 245/35/19, Grey Dakota Leather, Maple Wood Sycamore Anthracite, Advanced Climate Control, Electric rear sunblind, Electric folding mirrors with automatic anti-dazzle, Lights package, PDC, Rain sensor, Business Radio, CD Changer
Originally Posted by bene60' post='352150' date='Nov 4 2006, 11:06 AM
To be fair, this shop is not that bad, the painting is excellent, just the fit is not perfect but absolutely acceptable.
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Originally Posted by AhJai' post='353150' date='Nov 7 2006, 12:12 AM
I paid $29000 for the m-kit (parts and labour) at SPS.
$500 more than BMW HK. But I got it installed when my car was 2 months new. Whereas i had to wait 6 months before BMW HK was willing to do it without taxing me. So I guess the $500 was the premium that i need to pay for having the kit 4months earlier. Hahaha... I know, it's just an excuse that I use to comfort myself for paying more.
$500 more than BMW HK. But I got it installed when my car was 2 months new. Whereas i had to wait 6 months before BMW HK was willing to do it without taxing me. So I guess the $500 was the premium that i need to pay for having the kit 4months earlier. Hahaha... I know, it's just an excuse that I use to comfort myself for paying more.
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Originally Posted by Lawrence' post='353533' date='Nov 8 2006, 09:20 AM
Sliver Grey! 
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has anybody successfully installed a 3rd party GPS system such that the display comes out from the iDrive in hk? or any GPS setup that works?
there's a software by the name of mapking which is catered to hong kong's needs.
cheers
there's a software by the name of mapking which is catered to hong kong's needs.
cheers
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Originally Posted by redarrow' post='353660' date='Nov 8 2006, 05:38 PM
has anybody successfully installed a 3rd party GPS system such that the display comes out from the iDrive in hk? or any GPS setup that works?
there's a software by the name of mapking which is catered to hong kong's needs.
cheers
there's a software by the name of mapking which is catered to hong kong's needs.
cheers
welcome and where are you from?
If you are in HK why do you need a gps itis so small town.
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Originally Posted by pinguhk' post='353663' date='Nov 8 2006, 05:59 PM
I see that your new
welcome and where are you from?
If you are in HK why do you need a gps itis so small town.
welcome and where are you from?
If you are in HK why do you need a gps itis so small town.
apart from central -- i get lost in hk easily. not native cantonese speaker/reader too.
anyway, hi guys!
any experience in GPS in HK -- anyone? cheers
