Pictures of my E60 of China!!!!~!~!~~~~~~~
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My Ride: E60 530i(2006)
Originally Posted by Ray Hull' post='289019' date='May 28 2006, 08:35 PM
Very British (!?) badge treatment on the grill. Is that official/required? Upswept trim skirt under the rear bumper is unique (to me, anyway).
Awesome market potential there...keep us posted on your sightings of other E60s.
Cheers,
Ray Hull
Awesome market potential there...keep us posted on your sightings of other E60s.
Cheers,
Ray Hull
and each grill has its own special meaning,
which mine symbolized "shot club"
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2003 Mercedes Benz S55 AMG
2002 Ferrari F360 F1
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1999 Lamborghini Diablo VT
1998 Ferrari F355 Spyder F1
1997 Ferrari F355 GTS
1997 BMW E36 M3
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You must remove the steering wheel cover and the embroidered carpets, they make the car look cheap :thumbsdown: , all other mods is ok, thanks for the pics 
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='289059' date='May 29 2006, 12:46 PM
You must remove the steering wheel cover and the embroidered carpets, they make the car look cheap :thumbsdown: , all other mods is ok, thanks for the pics
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My Ride: 2004 E60 Bi-Fuel
Business Navigation
Park distance control
Sunroof
extended airco with armrest
18" M5 rims with Runflats
xbox with 2 headrests LCD
front LCD video enabled
Detachable towbar
Alarm
anti-blind rearview mirror
Adaptive Xenon
Bluetooth carkit
Garage door opener integrated
Headlight cleaning system
Seat heating front
What is that for a rearview-mirror? is it wide screen? 16:9?
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Originally Posted by Justin' post='289066' date='May 29 2006, 12:36 AM
What is that for a rearview-mirror? is it wide screen? 16:9?
It's more bigger than the official one~
I can see everywhere with it when driving!~
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='289059' date='May 28 2006, 11:46 PM
You must remove the steering wheel cover and the embroidered carpets, they make the car look cheap :thumbsdown: , all other mods is ok, thanks for the pics
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='289060' date='May 29 2006, 12:01 AM
what were you doign with the siemens unit? what unit is that? what data are you extracting or inputing? 
horsepower+18 , torque+35 , fuel consumption-0.3
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2002 Ferrari F360 F1
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1999 Lamborghini Diablo VT
1998 Ferrari F355 Spyder F1
1997 Ferrari F355 GTS
1997 BMW E36 M3
1997 Mercedes Benz C36 AMG
On Order:
(2007 July) Ferrari F430 Spyder F1
Originally Posted by gibsonlx' post='289137' date='May 29 2006, 06:35 PM
It is a chip of the car which help control certain parameters, having adjusted by experts, the maximum horsepower was increased.
horsepower+18 , torque+35 , fuel consumption-0.3
horsepower+18 , torque+35 , fuel consumption-0.3
From my knowledge, China is not very good at modifying cars especially high end cars. Since you live in Shenzhen, I would strongly recommmended a qualify workshop in Hong Kong to handle any performance upgrade (especially for the ECU)
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='289140' date='May 29 2006, 05:45 AM
Did you confirm that by putting your car on the dyno? Or just by the mechanics information?
From my knowledge, China is not very good at modifying cars especially high end cars. Since you live in Shenzhen, I would strongly recommmended a qualify workshop in Hong Kong to handle any performance upgrade (especially for the ECU)
From my knowledge, China is not very good at modifying cars especially high end cars. Since you live in Shenzhen, I would strongly recommmended a qualify workshop in Hong Kong to handle any performance upgrade (especially for the ECU)
