E61 Touring Discussion The touring is also known as the wagon version of the 5 series.

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Old 01-26-2009, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by LW78' post='777781' date='Jan 26 2009, 12:19 PM
The body is complete stock, as well as the steering wheel. It has a factory installed M-sport package, which is available in Europe.
Lucky. I love my E61, but it would look so much better with the panels -- I'm just not willing to drop 3k $US on them.
Old 01-26-2009, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Patrick E61' post='777788
Lucky. I love my E61, but it would look so much better with the panels -- I'm just not willing to drop 3k $US on them.
I agree that the M-bumpers look better than the standard bumpers, but an e61 with nice wheels (>18 inch) and a lowered suspension also looks great!
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nice shoes!!
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Those rims are sick, I was gonna get those exact ones but went with 20" AC Schnitzer
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Nice!!!
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Great rims - 100^1000

You must have wonderfully smooth roads in the Netherlands. 20" rims would never do in the NYC area.
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Thanks for all the comliments. Glad you like the look!

Originally Posted by Hopco' post='777899' date='Jan 26 2009, 11:56 PM
Great rims - 100^1000

You must have wonderfully smooth roads in the Netherlands. 20" rims would never do in the NYC area.
We do have quite smooth roads, but our country is also small and over populated, and thus lots of trafic jams .

On the other hand, I find that the ride comfort isn't that bad, compared to the 18 inch RFT's that came off!
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They look great

I will probably put my M166 summer rims on shortly, just to see if they fit !!, and will take some pics. It will be interesting to compare mine with 19s against yours with 20s...
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Originally Posted by xBMWx' post='779276' date='Jan 28 2009, 03:30 PM
They look great

I will probably put my M166 summer rims on shortly, just to see if they fit !!, and will take some pics. It will be interesting to compare mine with 19s against yours with 20s...

Yours are OEM, so from up close they will probably look better .
On the other hand, mine hav no curb rash

You got the 'M6' set up, right? Hmm, I think they're going to stick out too much with your 15mm spacers. anyway, my buddy is selling his Alpina's, so maybe you're interested in my 20's, so I can buy his Alpina's
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I have the M5 M166s, i.e. ET28, and not the M6 M166s with ET17. It there should be ok on the rear with the 15mm spacers, but its going to be pretty far out...



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