[Carefree]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

Well I broke my bank account on these bad boys today. Install is Monday- will report back.

20x10 et22
20x11 et24

Will be running
285/30/20 in front
305/30/20 in rear.

Use your student loan cancellation money.
Problem solved.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by Carefree

Use your student loan cancellation money.
Problem solved.

But if they weren't paying to begin with, there is no "found" cancelation money.

[Geighty7]

Originally Posted by Carefree

Use your student loan cancellation money.
Problem solved.

Only problem is I didn’t go to college

[Carefree]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

Only problem is I didn’t go to college

That group has no idea who went and who didn’t. It’s a bunch of fools steering the ship.

[MUFCbmwbear]

iND installed their new splash guard option.
https://ind-distribution.com/product...60d946d0&_ss=r

[sclouzon]

Alpine White 2024 w/ 6MT and Carbon pkg

- Vinyl gray and BMW emblem matching blue passenger side stripes. For some reason I always wanted a white with blue and gray stripe combo on my car; finally got the opportunity to.
- Window tint all around
- PPF front and side skirts
- Stadale Design front gaurd, not sure how much i like it yet, it seems unstable the way it is installed; but i dont hear it bouncing while driving so maybe i will keep it
- Stadale Design oil cooler gaurd, very happy with this.

Also got the Stradale Design side gaurds, but they seemed like a pain to get in. I do have some plastic gaurds from the manufacturer on mine, so i dont think i will install them.

Would like to do gold powdered coated rims like the other user in this threas, but probably not anytime soon.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by sclouzon

Alpine White 2024 w/ 6MT and Carbon pkg

- Vinyl gray and BMW emblem matching blue passenger side stripes. For some reason I always wanted a white with blue and gray stripe combo on my car; finally got the opportunity to.
- Window tint all around
- PPF front and side skirts
- Stadale Design front gaurd, not sure how much i like it yet, it seems unstable the way it is installed; but i dont hear it bouncing while driving so maybe i will keep it
- Stadale Design oil cooler gaurd, very happy with this.

Also got the Stradale Design side gaurds, but they seemed like a pain to get in. I do have some plastic gaurds from the manufacturer on mine, so i dont think i will install them.

Would like to do gold powdered coated rims like the other user in this threas, but probably not anytime soon.

Not my taste but it would pop with a set of these

[jessejericho]

After several hours on the floor of my garage, and a few trips to various stores, I successfully installed the driver side yellow DRL module. Hoping the passenger side goes a bit more smoothly!

[rcouchh]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

Well I broke my bank account on these bad boys today. Install is Monday- will report back.

20x10 et22
20x11 et24

Will be running
285/30/20 in front
305/30/20 in rear.

Can't wait to see these!

What's plan for spacers? I think you will need 11-14mm front and 16mm rear for flush

[Geighty7]

Originally Posted by rcouchh

Can't wait to see these!

What's plan for spacers? I think you will need 11-14mm front and 16mm rear for flush

I’m not an expert on wheels, but my shop told me I’ll likely need 5mm in front and 8mm rear. I’ll bring up what you said here and see what he thinks.

I want it as flush or a bit pokey as possible.

My other option was a gold 9.5 up front, but I was not a fan of gold on top of my ZB coloring.

Currently 15/18 on OEM.

[M2Jorge]

Got the iSweep 1500 front and rear brake pads installed, also took advantage of the opportunity to install the rear brake caliper M logo clip in red and carbon fiber mud flaps.

The wheels in these pictures were already filthy and that does nit reflect the brake dust produced from my new pads.

So far initial brake bite is as good as oem, curious to see how well these do at reducing the dust.

[rcouchh]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

I’m not an expert on wheels, but my shop told me I’ll likely need 5mm in front and 8mm rear. I’ll bring up what you said here and see what he thinks.

I want it as flush or a bit pokey as possible.

My other option was a gold 9.5 up front, but I was not a fan of gold on top of my ZB coloring.

Currently 15/18 on OEM.

For sure need much more than 5 and 8. I’m not sure they will even clear the front brakes with 5.

For reference, my wheels are 19x10 +11 and 20x11 +8. The rears are flush. Fronts could use 2-3mm spacers. Same fitment as your stock wheels with 15/18 spacers.

[M2 CCO]

Originally Posted by MUFCbmwbear

iND installed their new splash guard option.
https://ind-distribution.com/product...60d946d0&_ss=r

What’s your opinion on them?

[Geighty7]

Originally Posted by rcouchh

For sure need much more than 5 and 8. I’m not sure they will even clear the front brakes with 5.

For reference, my wheels are 19x10 +11 and 20x11 +8. The rears are flush. Fronts could use 2-3mm spacers. Same fitment as your stock wheels with 15/18 spacers.

Ya that makes sense, I appreciate the insight!

Will report back tomorrow once they are on tomorrow with what they decided to go with for spacers.

Thanks!

[MUFCbmwbear]

Originally Posted by M2 CCO

What’s your opinion on them?

Looks subtle and OEM+ with BSM
Best option I’ve seen for guards thus far

[M2 CCO]

Originally Posted by MUFCbmwbear

Looks subtle and OEM+ with BSM
Best option I’ve seen for guards thus far

Thanks. I have the TLG flaps and I’m thinking of switching out.

[DrewNewM2]

Installed Maxton lip and side skirts.

[Southtown]

Originally Posted by MUFCbmwbear

iND installed their new splash guard option.
https://ind-distribution.com/product...60d946d0&_ss=r

I like them too

[ScottyRyan2019]

Originally Posted by Southtown

I like them too

Probably one of the better looking farmer flaps I've seen. Nice and subtle but still should do the trick.

[sacowich]

Have some rubbing in the front with my Vorstainer wheels. My shop recently installed these on another car and claim good fit.
I ordered and will try. Was gonna try heat bending the fins but this might work well. Much more affordable than IND version.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32568...yAdapt=glo2usa

[jessejericho]

Originally Posted by MUFCbmwbear

iND installed their new splash guard option.
https://ind-distribution.com/product...60d946d0&_ss=r

Do you have some more photos by any chance?

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by sacowich

Have some rubbing in the front with my Vorstainer wheels. My shop recently installed these on another car and claim good fit.
I ordered and will try. Was gonna try heat bending the fins but this might work well. Much more affordable than IND version.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32568...yAdapt=glo2usa

I originally tried to keep the fins and modify using heat so the airflow was still there. Didn't hold in the long run. Wound up having to put in the mesh screening (diy project).

You can also get the mesh (if using metal, make sure its stainless), stainless rivets and make it a siy project.