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Only reservation installing MPHAS via 3rd party is it potentially gives them an out for any warranty work since it was not installed by BMW or an authorized BMW service center/dealer. YMMV

[gondolafanclub]

Man I am fomoing hard on the silver wheels QQ I like the black and I think my order is already locked in but the silver looks clean too

[SmokeyandtheBandit]

I went silver. Can always powder coat them down the road if you want to switch it up.

[HeyLookABurrito]

Originally Posted by MG20i

I have mine on my order list.
MP Sports Suspension is now $3,155.
Carbon Air Inlets are still $1,075.
Alcantara Console lid is still $470.

Bumping this thread to see if anyone as pricing for the M Performance Port installed options yet for MY2025.

I have an order in (not an allocation yet) for a 25 M2 and I am trying to price out some ideas. Thank you all for the awesome information I have been reading through on the forum!

[rons e92]

Some of the descriptions are incorrect, so you may want to double check the part numbers. For example, 0ZL6 reads, "M Performance Dive Planes", but when you look up the corresponding part numbers, it's for the Carbon Fiber Front Air Inlets. I figured that out after I lost my green marker, as you can probably tell.

[rons e92]

Originally Posted by Ronin76

What is the difference between the dive planes and the air inlets? I have been using those terms interchangeably.

Maybe I just don't know what dive planes actually are (LOL).

Previously, and on all the parts websites, they're called front air inlets.

[Ronin76]

Originally Posted by rons e92

Maybe I just don't know what dive planes actually are (LOL).

Previously, and on all the parts websites, they're called front air inlets.

Yeah the front air inlets I was told are called “Dive Planes” in BMW lingo…no idea why. Air inlets seems more appropriate lol.

[reallymarkedup]

Originally Posted by Ronin76

Yeah the front air inlets I was told are called “Dive Planes” in BMW lingo…no idea why. Air inlets seems more appropriate lol.

These are dive planes (the carbon fiber bits of aero):



What we have are air ducts, or air inlets.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by reallymarkedup

These are dive planes (the carbon fiber bits of aero):



What we have are air ducts, or air inlets.

On different models they gave different names. For the G87, BMW calls them both Dive Planes and Air Inlets (they are synonymous).

[MG20i]

Originally Posted by Ronin76

Yeah the front air inlets I was told are called “Dive Planes” in BMW lingo…no idea why. Air inlets seems more appropriate lol.

That makes sense since I see that on my order sheet. I ordered the Carbon Air Inlets as well and have dive planes listed.

[Tag]

I've always known them to be called canards.