Krozi ///M3 Photo Shoot
08-19-2010, 02:45 AM
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My Ride: Jan 2006 E63 650i Sport
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Sport version (includes: sport-seats, sport-suspension, M-Sport steering wheel, Anthracite headliner, Shaddow Line), Saphire Black, Black Dakota Leather, Anthracite Maple Wood trim, Steptronic Auto, Xenons, NAV-Professional with Voice Control, TV, CD-Changer, Bluetooth, Logic7, Head-up Display, Comfort Access, Seat Heating front, Auto Dimming & Folding Mirrors, Extended Auto Air Conditioning, PDC.
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Mods:
Spacers 5mm front & 15mm rear
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Wheels:
20" Alpina Softline (Classic) with Dunlop Sport Maxx non-RFT (255/35/20 & 285/30/20)
love what you've done with the car!
ps. I am about to have 2 weeks holiday -- can you please send some of that weather over
08-19-2010, 02:46 AM
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My Ride: 2010 BMW 530i E61, alpine white, cream-beige interior, sports-auto-transmission and a lot more-
Hey Krozi,
I don't see the Pussy magnet in your mods-list..Maybe Trinity has some on stock
nice car btw..I love the style you are running with your mods, truly amazing!!
I wish I had an M3 for myself, but running an M3 or M5 in germany is not comparable..only the insurance would cost about 4500?/year for me..
not to mention the gas and mods(well the mods would be much more expensive than the insurance
)
I don't see the Pussy magnet in your mods-list..Maybe Trinity has some on stock
nice car btw..I love the style you are running with your mods, truly amazing!!
I wish I had an M3 for myself, but running an M3 or M5 in germany is not comparable..only the insurance would cost about 4500?/year for me..
not to mention the gas and mods(well the mods would be much more expensive than the insurance
)
08-19-2010, 05:01 AM
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The drop would be nice though...I just wouldn't be able to drive over shit without scraping...
Hey Krozi,
I don't see the Pussy magnet in your mods-list..Maybe Trinity has some on stock
nice car btw..I love the style you are running with your mods, truly amazing!!
I wish I had an M3 for myself, but running an M3 or M5 in germany is not comparable..only the insurance would cost about 4500?/year for me..
not to mention the gas and mods(well the mods would be much more expensive than the insurance )
I don't see the Pussy magnet in your mods-list..Maybe Trinity has some on stock
nice car btw..I love the style you are running with your mods, truly amazing!!
I wish I had an M3 for myself, but running an M3 or M5 in germany is not comparable..only the insurance would cost about 4500?/year for me..
not to mention the gas and mods(well the mods would be much more expensive than the insurance
)
Doesn't anything that gets put on the car need to be TÜV approved?
I saw 2 old E46 M3's and one E93 M3 while I was in Germany...
08-19-2010, 05:15 AM
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My Ride: 2010 BMW 530i E61, alpine white, cream-beige interior, sports-auto-transmission and a lot more-
well, what you have to do and what I want to do is not the same,
rims and carbon flaps normally need to be approved by Tüv, but who cares? It looks like OEM,so Tüv will not mention,best thing is, the winter tyres are OEM for this car so they never will see my summer rims, as I got Tüv appointment in jan.2013...
If I put some bigger mods like big front splitters, exhaust, breaks and so on I would go to Tüv, no question. The po-pos don't like it when you don't have the permission..
Indeed, you see quite a lot M3's and M5's in public, but the drivers have the money to buy the car and, most important, to hold the car( gas,spare parts,tax,insurance)
I made a short calculation for a new M3 before I decided to buy a 530i:
car itself:6000?/year
car tax: 400?/year
car insurance: ~4000?/year
gas: ~5000?/year
oil,brakes,tyres: 2000?/year
in total 17500?/year for the car, without mods!!
you have to earn at least 2500?/month/net to maintain this beauty..
We'll see if I get the chance to change my job this year, maybe you see me in a BMW dealership in 3 months
rims and carbon flaps normally need to be approved by Tüv, but who cares? It looks like OEM,so Tüv will not mention,best thing is, the winter tyres are OEM for this car so they never will see my summer rims, as I got Tüv appointment in jan.2013...
If I put some bigger mods like big front splitters, exhaust, breaks and so on I would go to Tüv, no question. The po-pos don't like it when you don't have the permission..
Indeed, you see quite a lot M3's and M5's in public, but the drivers have the money to buy the car and, most important, to hold the car( gas,spare parts,tax,insurance)
I made a short calculation for a new M3 before I decided to buy a 530i:
car itself:6000?/year
car tax: 400?/year
car insurance: ~4000?/year
gas: ~5000?/year
oil,brakes,tyres: 2000?/year
in total 17500?/year for the car, without mods!!
you have to earn at least 2500?/month/net to maintain this beauty..
We'll see if I get the chance to change my job this year, maybe you see me in a BMW dealership in 3 months
08-19-2010, 05:16 AM
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car itself:6000?/year
car tax: 400?/year
car insurance: ~4000?/year
gas: ~5000?/year
oil,brakes,tyres: 2000?/year
in total 17500?/year for the car, without mods!!
you have to earn at least 2500?/month/net to maintain this beauty..
We'll see if I get the chance to change my job this year, maybe you see me in a BMW dealership in 3 months
car tax: 400?/year
car insurance: ~4000?/year
gas: ~5000?/year
oil,brakes,tyres: 2000?/year
in total 17500?/year for the car, without mods!!
you have to earn at least 2500?/month/net to maintain this beauty..
We'll see if I get the chance to change my job this year, maybe you see me in a BMW dealership in 3 months
08-19-2010, 08:57 AM
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08-19-2010, 12:09 PM
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My Ride: Titanium Gray 550i, Cold Weather Package, Premium Sound Package, Sport Package, Shadowline trim, Parking Distance Conrol, Xenon, Adaptive Headlight Control, Navigation System, Satellite
Phantastisch!! Great job, Marc! 
