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Cruise on the M - fitment costs?
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MrPT
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Cruise on the M - fitment costs?
I'm going to fit it at some point too. Used it all the time in my old Zed and the M is just that little bit more tiring to cruise in.
2008 Z4MC: heavy wheels | crap suspension | skittish rear end | wobbly engine | not enough induction noise | underwhelming turn in | inconsistent braking | lardy battery | chubby steering wheel
2006 Z4 2.5si: gone
2006 Z4 2.5si: gone
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Beedub
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Cruise on the M - fitment costs?
once we find the wire we could use one of those neat wire splice devices and run the wire in the existing loom.... if these indies can do, we defintely can!
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BMWZ4MC
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Cruise on the M - fitment costs?
Yep, very easy. I've used them before for other things and never had one fail to do its jobBeedub wrote:once we find the wire we could use one of those neat wire splice devices and run the wire in the existing loom.... if these indies can do, we defintely can!
Z4MC - heavily fettled for track use
Lotus Exige - sensible daily driver on the mods slippery slope
Westfield SEiW - in hibernation
Modified RS4 Avant - back in Blighty
S2000 GT - gone