S salb Member Blackburn..Lancs Feb 6, 2018 #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8xEpxiBNwQ Something to match yours ????????
M mr wilks Lifer Lancashire Feb 6, 2018 #3 I've always associated the quad pipe set up on Bmws with ///M cars :wink: I wouldn't do it on my own cars but I'm not saying it doesn't look good on that car above
I've always associated the quad pipe set up on Bmws with ///M cars :wink: I wouldn't do it on my own cars but I'm not saying it doesn't look good on that car above
S salb Member Blackburn..Lancs Feb 6, 2018 #4 i was thinking more on the lines of alloy wheels and the yellow callipers.......
H HyperGrade Member Peterborough Feb 6, 2018 #5 Surely that speed is a hell of a strain on the roof motor vs. drag?
S Smartbear Lifer a barn in Somerset Feb 6, 2018 #6 HyperGrade said: Surely that speed is a hell of a strain on the roof motor vs. drag? Click to expand... Its only 40kph & the way the e89 roof folds means it never presents a "parachute" type effect as an e85 roof would do Rob
HyperGrade said: Surely that speed is a hell of a strain on the roof motor vs. drag? Click to expand... Its only 40kph & the way the e89 roof folds means it never presents a "parachute" type effect as an e85 roof would do Rob
G Gaffa22 Member Feb 6, 2018 #7 When the boot lid is open it must have a fair bit of wind resistance, I would not risk it on mine.
M Maniac Elite Feb 6, 2018 #8 Super old video and the cars were later rated to open and close up to 25mph. Never had an issue with mine at speed, boot cover is sturdy enough. Engine tho, that’s a different matter. #Marzipan
Super old video and the cars were later rated to open and close up to 25mph. Never had an issue with mine at speed, boot cover is sturdy enough. Engine tho, that’s a different matter. #Marzipan
Me I prefer.. 