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OEM interior mods! Aluminum trim, sport steering wheel install, PC e-brake!
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10-28-2012, 02:00 PM | #1 |
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OEM interior mods! Aluminum trim, sport steering wheel install, PC e-brake!
Hello E90post,
I bought my Montego/Black 6MT sedan a few months ago and have been enjoying every minute of it. However, it came with Dark Burl Walnut trim, which I've never been a fan of, and the car is not equipped with Sport Package. So I set out to change that. Here's a shot of the bone-stock interior: First, I bought an OEM Sport Steering wheel with thumb tabs, and the trim, airbag and buttons to match and threw that on. I decided against the M Sport wheel because I'm not a fan of the perforations. Here's a daytime shot. Also, I bought an OEM Pearlscent Chrome e-brake handle to match the shift knob and threw that on. Now, to do something about that wood trim. I've always been a fan of the oem Brushed Aluminum trim. CF vinyl wrap looks nice too, but not my cup of tea. Following Mr. 5's DIY guide, I had everything out easily. As stated in the guide, I recommend buying a set of automotive trim removal tools to make the process easier, and to prevent scratches/scuffs on your interior. I found a plastic set for $6 at Harbor Freight. Now for the end result: And that's it for now! A big thanks to everyone on the forum I've bought parts from. I still have more stuff (suspension, wheels, tires, etc) sitting in my garage ready to go on, but that's another story… Consequently, I now have a bunch of extra parts. Stay tuned for a FS thread in the near future, whenever I get around to it. Thanks for reading! Comments/constructive criticism welcome! Last edited by StarReaver; 10-29-2012 at 12:17 PM.. |
10-28-2012, 09:55 PM | #6 |
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So the trim, is it replacement trim or vinyl? Couldnt really tell from what you said. I think this is the route i will go. Might try the exterior color too, not sure...
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10-29-2012, 07:41 AM | #7 |
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believe he went oem trim and didnt like vinyl. I want to do Brushed Steel from metrorestylin
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10-29-2012, 05:18 PM | #11 |
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Nice minor upgrades, the e-brake lever does look nice with the Pearlscent Chrome trim. Is the color and shade of the e-brake lever similar to the stock gear lever? Overall nice additions to liven the interior up!
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10-29-2012, 11:31 PM | #13 |
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Interior looks way more sporty with the brushed aluminum trim. Nice job!
I just find it a little strange that a 3 series BMW with 6 speed manual transmission doesn't have the sports package. They should go hand in hand IMO.
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