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Old 5th May 2008, 21:20   #141
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@MGZ:

my beast has nearly the same option list:
- alcantara boot
- double glazed windows
- comfort seats with active function
- fold down rear seats
- with ski bag
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... but:
I am missing a button in your switch panel - which one is it?
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Old 5th May 2008, 21:24   #142
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Sunny, what are those buttons above the ash tray?
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Old 5th May 2008, 21:52   #143
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Sunny, what are those buttons above the ash tray?
These buttons are only for posing (see pic below):
- switch for LED US corner lights
- switch for LED Angel eyes (without backlights or instrument illumination)
- switch for LED illuminated CAI
- switch for running daylight (dimmed fog lights)
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extended leather interior nappa heritage englishgreen, individual alcantara anthrazit roof interior, individual alcantara grey trunk interior, comfort seats with active function, folddown backseats, ski bag, 16:9 Navi prof., individual M-audio with DSP, CD-changer, wireless phone, voice entry system, garage remote control, individual double glass, tinted glass back, electrical sunblade rear window, manuell sunblades side windows, sun protection glass, glass sunroof, ...

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CAI, IATS relocation, air income insulating, optimized SW by BMW, steel brakelines, catback custom made exhaust system with x-pipe, only rear silencer and 4x90 mm tips, 8,5 + 10,0x19 onepiece-forged lightweight wheels with 245 + 285 Michelin PS2, front axle lowered 35 mm, Hamann carbon front lip, ACS carbon roof spoiler, carbon M-tech diffusor, carbon emblems hood, trunk, wheels, steering wheel, 8000k xenon, US-taillights, LEDs for: flasher front, CAI, each open door, interior trunk and rear license plate, door handle (inside and outside), free tv, dvb-t, dvd


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Old 5th May 2008, 22:45   #144
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Sunny:
Rear sunshade. Don't think it was an option with full leather. Your car looks very, very good.
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They have seen pics of LoLa that people took on some of the meets and on other forums and I got an email from them...
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Here is a shot of LoLa while on location and she was given the chance to perform on the twisties and she passed flawlessly even with 20's (i call them stiletto's )


And here is a close up of the new wheels...again thanks to Jason from WheelPower.com for making the custom Radenergie wheels in time for Bimmerfest... front lip is 3.5 and 4.5 in the back 9f and 10.5 rear I don't know the offset as Jason did the measurements and ordered the Radenergie from Germany



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Old 6th May 2008, 09:11   #147
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So nice. Those "shoes" look so good on "Lola".
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Thank you sir and i was really impressed with the Yokohama advan sport (very sticky)
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So nice. Those "shoes" look so good on "Lola".
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that satin finish really pulls the wheel together...
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Yes and the finish is rough to touch (like sand paper) and it does not get dirty like the smooth flat or gloss black finish...
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