My first mod on my 11 yrs old Babe...

[megatniza]

:listen:....alpina white , color code 300 ....:top::top::top:

 

[initialM]

Yellow will look nice & mean on E36:top:

 

[azam318]

:listen:....alpina white , color code 300 ....:top::top::top:

Bro megat, thanks for the color code. The pic look blur a bit, i can't see
the code number clearly. Would you mind to send me thru email for the
color code... :wink:

p/s: in my mind, 3 color to be choosen either alphine white, red ferrari or yellowish.

Thanks;
azam318

 

[azam318]

Yellow will look nice & mean on E36:top:

Thanks, Bro initialM. The yellow color is also in my mind... :wink:

 

[azam318]

Bro megat, below is the color code for BMW, is it correct one aar?
Might be, i will go for yellow code# 267... heheheh

 

[initialM]

Some teaser for you


[video=youtube;d21zgLTXrPg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d21zgLTXrPg[/video]

 

[megatniza]

Bro megat, below is the color code for BMW, is it correct one aar?
Might be, i will go for yellow code# 267... heheheh

yes , they matches my "catalog" . actually , i took a photo of the
catalog at the paint shop , hence the "quality" ...he he he .
yellow would be nice . too many alpine white these days anyway ,
even the JDM are jumping on the white bandwagon ....

 

[megatniza]

Some teaser for you


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d21zgLTXrPg

NICCEEEE ...:top::top::top:feels like having my roof repainted to met black .
had been toying with the idea but think it will look a bit garang laaar .
my working environment is a bit "traditional" . even now I can sense some
"stares" from the big bosses at the parking lot ...he he he :listen:

 

[tomreivs]

You did fabulous amazing job.really good hard work.You have given life to your car.

 

[azam318]

Ermmm! finally, i got this stuff... :love:... yeeehaaa... :ridinghorse:

But now, i've to figure out how to fixed it into my ride... heheheh.... :39:
Perhaps, I can do the DIY by myself... :stupido2: ... huhuh....

 

[megatniza]

nice ! if you DIY , careful of the 2 screw holes ...mine is busted when i tried to take
out the console by force ...can't figure out how to dismantle the gear shift console ...

 

[alipon@bmw]

Bro.. what you need to do is cut the front part which i've drawn on the pic for about 1cm or mayb least then that and the console will sit nicely...
This is because the E46 console is slightly longer then our E36....
But be careful you need to cut it NGAM-NGAM otherwise the whole console will lose..
You need to have the tools to cut it too, otherwise is will damage the console...

 

[azam318]

nice ! if you DIY , careful of the 2 screw holes ...mine is busted
when i tried to take out the console by force ...can't figure out how to dismantle the gear
shift console ...

Bro megat, thanks for the advice... :wink:
So, did you had changed your arm rest, yet?

 

[azam318]

Bro.. what you need to do is cut the front part which i've
drawn on the pic for about 1cm or mayb least then that and the console will sit nicely...
This is because the E46 console is slightly longer then our E36....
But be careful you need to cut it NGAM-NGAM otherwise the whole console will lose..
You need to have the tools to cut it too, otherwise is will damage the console...

Bro alipon, thanks for the guidance, i'll try to do it, but need to get some free time to
do the DIY... Hopefully, everything is fine... huhuh...

 

[azam318]

Another new item for me just arrived... yum, yum, yum... :love:

 

[azam318]

Hmmmm! DIY for arm rest not done yet but another DIY need to do... kekekekek... :51:
This diffuser may be easier to fit in, just plug n play for 2 screws...

 

[enkil]

Very nice centre console.. Camna nak beli bro azam?

 

[azam318]

Very nice centre console.. Camna nak beli bro azam?

Thanks Bro enkil, that e46 arm rest I've bought it from the one of the forumer here.

So, bila nak lepak Ampang TT lagi?

 

[azam318]

This morning, I've managed to do a simple DIY for my diffuser.
Pics as shown as below;

1) Car is preparing for DIY

2) Pic before fixing diffuser

 

[azam318]

DIY Diffuser

3) Uderneath, using only 2 screws

4) Took off the old stuff