[aznbo187]

Nothing too different at this point. Lowered on B14 and spacers. Focusing on the wheel setup next and audio - then likely an E92 (non-m) front end and power train change once this blows.

[CornerGorillaPit]

Originally Posted by aznbo187

Nothing too different at this point. Lowered on B14 and spacers. Focusing on the wheel setup next and audio - then likely an E92 (non-m) front end and power train change once this blows.

Clean! I like. 18x9.5 would be perfect.

[brown2hm]

Originally Posted by aznbo187

Nothing too different at this point. Lowered on B14 and spacers. Focusing on the wheel setup next and audio - then likely an E92 (non-m) front end and power train change once this blows.

Did the car come with that rear bumper or did you install it? I'm looking to add a similar one.

[NorthernDancer]

damn winter

[86Zed]

Originally Posted by NorthernDancer

damn winter

The state of my car regularly, it is the winter workhorse around here

[86Zed]

Doing a bang-up job of hauling the kiddos through this particularly snowy winter.



Cockpit view

[Antz84]

My beast
Joins the family only had two weeks so far but lots planned
330d lci

[Serf27]

Originally Posted by Antz84

My beast
Joins the family only had two weeks so far but lots planned
330d lci

Silver M sport E91!

[Antz84]

Originally Posted by Serf27

Silver M sport E91!

Thanks absolulty love it

[CornerGorillaPit]

[GA328iT]

Took the white car to the detailer to service the ceramic coat and got a detail and ceramic topper. Also * F I N A L L Y * got around to assembling the calipers after power coating then last summer. Just need to clean them, ceramic coat them and then install the BBK. Excited to get them on and put the Apex SM-10s back on too.

[Adam2JZZZ]

My 400hp 880nm daily driver 👌

[BWK]

Originally Posted by CTinline-six

Sleeping in the car is way better than a tent and on the ground. I used to have a Jeep Cherokee XJ a few years ago and when camping would put the rear seat down and I could fit diagonally laying in the back. Not the most comfortable but way better than a tent.

IMO sleeping ON the car is better than in it

[Serf27]

Originally Posted by BWK

IMO sleeping ON the car is better than in it

I need a link to that.

[bshambam]

can the oem roof rails support that much weight?

[mistabam92]

Hey guys! Exciting news; I've just started up a YouTube channel called Whips & Wagons and will be uploading a load of content on my E91 335i Touring over the next few months - the channel will essentially act as the ongoing build thread for the car but I will also be doing all sorts of other videos on repairs, maintenance and modifcations for our lovely cars (and hopefully more in the future)!

Just uploaded the first DIY video on fixing windscreen washer jets here -

Hope you come check it out and find it interesting/useful content as I think its the only E91 focused channel on YouTube at the moment. Would really appreciate anyone that wants to subscribe �� ��

[ryan stewart]

Originally Posted by bshambam

can the oem roof rails support that much weight?

I wouldn't, I think 80kg was the rating.

I do have the awning and LOVE IT.


Also, if youre under 6'2 you can sleep in the car comfortably I made screens with magnets to cover open windows and bought a multi-cell inflatable that fits between the wheel wells.

[bshambam]

That's what I thought as well... something like 70-80 kg....
I myself am 95 kg....

I would love to find a good moulded foam for sleeping in the back seat...

[ryan stewart]

So you could get a camping mat as well, like a thermarest, but this multi-cell inflatable is rigid when inflated so I can push the seats all the way forward and the center of it hits the center console and that is literally enough with its rigidity to support your heads.
But 6'2" is the absolute limit to lay flat, my head almost touches the back of the seat and my feet are brushing the tailgate. BUt comfy as hell, I passed out hard the first time I slept in it. And I opened the shade on the moon roof to look at the stars (which my girlfriend found romantic).

[BWK]

I have the flush roof rails, not the raised rails.
I've been using these OEM bars: https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...s/82712149541/
I believe dynamic (moving) capacity on these is 165 lbs, with static (stationary) capacity being 4x that.

Spent 30+ nights in the RTT last year with my gf, and drove thousands of miles with it attached. Crossbars are still just as sturdy as the day I installed them.

I agree I wouldn't use the OE crossbars with raised rails, such as yours @[ryan stewart]

YMMV

[M-technik-3]

I moved my shifter kart a few times this way.

[mistabam92]

Originally Posted by Adam2JZZZ

My 400hp 880nm daily driver 👌

Absolutely loving this - the white on black looks brilliant and must pull like a train with those numbers too.

Where did you get your rear spoiler from if you don't mind me asking? Been considering getting one like that for my 335i!