Pics of BMW 645i with 22" iFORGED Daytona
09-27-05 | 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by genearch
Ugly bodykit
09-27-05 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX
Sorry, I just don't get the looks of this car, nor why it costs so much. Got to love that BMW badge.....
09-27-05 | 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by RON430
1Sick you just don't understand. It is important for a bimmer to look good in a garage, that is where they spend most of their time.
09-27-05 | 12:53 PM
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This 6 series is really hot. Ijust don't understand all the negative comments.
Black wheels aren;t a fave of mine, especially on a black car - just too much black and darkness IMO.
Black wheels look great on a silver car like this 6 series b/c its balanced off by the car's color.
Is this silver color alpine or the slightly darker more gray silver? I just can;t tell.
This ride might be a nice choice in 3 years when the prices drop to my level.
ted
Black wheels aren;t a fave of mine, especially on a black car - just too much black and darkness IMO.
Black wheels look great on a silver car like this 6 series b/c its balanced off by the car's color.
Is this silver color alpine or the slightly darker more gray silver? I just can;t tell.
This ride might be a nice choice in 3 years when the prices drop to my level.
ted
09-27-05 | 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by ted920
I love it>
I wonder how the ride is. Would this work in the Northeast, where the roads are not nearly as good as in Cali? Surprised to not see a big brake set-up on the car. The wheels are 22" and add to the unspring weight but brakes still look stock.
Ted
I wonder how the ride is. Would this work in the Northeast, where the roads are not nearly as good as in Cali? Surprised to not see a big brake set-up on the car. The wheels are 22" and add to the unspring weight but brakes still look stock.
Ted
As far as the ride goes, if you really think about it, whats the difference between 8.5 on 245/30-20 and 8.5 on 245/30-22, same overall specs (wheel to tire). In the rear this car has more tire theoretically than our GS, as its running 22x10 with 295/25-22. I'd bet with the proper suspension (I think this one has KW coilvs) the ride would not be much different than your GS. Of course take into consideration its a sports coupe so perhaps the factory ride may be a little sitffer than a stock GS.
Ted- with all the work the new promotion has bought on, maybe we will see you sooner than 3 years for some chrome 22' s for your 6!!!
lol
09-27-05 | 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by genearch
The first one is the Hamann front right? I was referring to the 2nd one that BkLexZ posted. Not feeling that front end. Doesn't look like the Hamann to me, maybe it's an angle thing.
09-28-05 | 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by D2-AUTOSPORT
Yeah, as this car was done for the owner of SP Engineering I'm sure you can expect to see bbk and such very soon.
As far as the ride goes, if you really think about it, whats the difference between 8.5 on 245/30-20 and 8.5 on 245/30-22, same overall specs (wheel to tire). In the rear this car has more tire theoretically than our GS, as its running 22x10 with 295/25-22. I'd bet with the proper suspension (I think this one has KW coilvs) the ride would not be much different than your GS. Of course take into consideration its a sports coupe so perhaps the factory ride may be a little sitffer than a stock GS.
Ted- with all the work the new promotion has bought on, maybe we will see you sooner than 3 years for some chrome 22' s for your 6!!! lol
As far as the ride goes, if you really think about it, whats the difference between 8.5 on 245/30-20 and 8.5 on 245/30-22, same overall specs (wheel to tire). In the rear this car has more tire theoretically than our GS, as its running 22x10 with 295/25-22. I'd bet with the proper suspension (I think this one has KW coilvs) the ride would not be much different than your GS. Of course take into consideration its a sports coupe so perhaps the factory ride may be a little sitffer than a stock GS.
Ted- with all the work the new promotion has bought on, maybe we will see you sooner than 3 years for some chrome 22' s for your 6!!!
lolI'll work on getting the new 6 right after I have my new house in Farmington or Avon.
Thats my first priority then a new ride.
We'll talk then about some 3-piece 22s (DUB DUBS).
Ted