[Vervain]

Originally Posted by Bruce GT3

Here's mine....

Just had an AirREX/Accuair e-Level system fitted.

All up;


"Daily" ride height;


Low ride height;


"Aired out";


The boot install;


Now all I need is some decent rims.....

Nice man! That's the most unique mod that I have ever seen on this forum! It makes a whole lot of sense too. You can drop the ride when driving and then raise it when negotiating steep driveways/ unpleasant surfaces.

You should put this into your own thread. I'm sure a lot of people would want to see this..

[Bee Pee]

Great wheels, what are they and what specs?

Originally Posted by GeoBem007

[EzioS]

My M135iX with some color on the side.




and the back....




...in the mean time, all white again.......!!!

[rpagianotto]

Originally Posted by Garrafa

Another brazilian bimmer! Welcome rpagianotto. I like a lot this blue, really nice.

Até que enfim outro brasileiro por aqui, seja bem vindo. Gosto bastante deste azul, muito bonito mesmo.

Difficult to see brazilians here! haha
How about some pictures of your car?

I really like seeing all the m135i's people have here!

[EzioS]

Well then, here some Nürburgring-Pics.

[ovekvam]

I like Nürburgring-pics! How do you like the x-drive on the Ring?

[EzioS]

To put it in a nut shell, very nice. Always traction and more than enough power.

The downer is the suspension, which - to my tasting - is way to soft for a proper racer! The adaptive suspension seems way better and would be my choice now.

The standard sDrive suspension actually is way harder than the xDrive!!!!

Some more then:

[ovekvam]

Suspension softness comes down to personal preference and driving style as well. I prefer softer suspension than most others for track driving. Precision is not as important to me as predictable grip when the car is floating around the corners. With stiff suspension, the car is more unsettled by small bumps and cambered corners.

[kook]

Thanks for your thoughts Ezios. I waited and waited until I found a 125i with adaptive. Many of the reviews I've read including Chris Harris' seem to think the adaptive suspension is the first option you should tick when ordering a 1 series...

[GeoBem007]

Originally Posted by Pave Dew

Great wheels, what are they and what specs?

Hi Pave Dew,

I've mentioned them a few times.
19x8.5ET40 front
19x10ET50 back

[petay135]

Hi just wanted to announce

I PICKED UP MY M135i TODAY!!!!!







Superb car, literally cannot stop driving it

[Avian]

Originally Posted by petay135

Hi just wanted to announce

I PICKED UP MY M135i TODAY!!!!!







Superb car, literally cannot stop driving it

CONGRATS!!! What an awesome ride, l also wouldn't stop driving it if I had one

[DRIVE'R]

[matsemann]

Hi, I´m new here. Here are some pics of my 116da

Regards
Mats

[Trakg]

Nice..what wheels are they? Dimensions and Offset? Thanks

[andrew0871]

Looks amazing, what wheels / tyres have you put on it? They look like 19" Zito's I had on my 320d. Can you state the Width and Offset of front and rear? Also have you lowered the car, if so which manufacturer did you go for?

[ovekvam]

I agree, very nice wheels!

[matsemann]

Thanks

They are Zito 8.5 X 18, the offset is 40mm if I recall correct. Fitted with Yokohama Advan Sport tires, 225/40/18.they are a bit stretched on the rims, but I didn't want any wider tires on these crappy roads we have here, and the rims are not available in 8 inches. Lovered about 35mm with H&R springs.

[petay135]

Hey, so I have had my M135i for a week now. plenty of time to get modding

Fitted Eibach Sportline springs, spacers, grille stripes, foils, blades, carbon dipped spoiler...

Here is the result

[sonnenjunge]

Originally Posted by petay135

Hey, so I have had my M135i for a week now. plenty of time to get modding

Fitted Eibach Sportline springs, spacers, grille stripes, foils, blades, carbon dipped spoiler...

Here is the result

Petay

[Superspeed]

Originally Posted by matsemann

Thanks

They are Zito 8.5 X 18, the offset is 40mm if I recall correct. Fitted with Yokohama Advan Sport tires, 225/40/18.they are a bit stretched on the rims, but I didn't want any wider tires on these crappy roads we have here, and the rims are not available in 8 inches. Lovered about 35mm with H&R springs.

Welcome to the forum
Great wheels indeed. Just be careful about scratching the wide rims in tight places. BMW recommends 7 1/2 " with 225 tyres which gives a lot of rubber to deal with the dangers in narrow parking houses and city traffic in general.

[matsemann]

Originally Posted by Superspeed

Welcome to the forum
Great wheels indeed. Just be careful about scratching the wide rims in tight places. BMW recommends 7 1/2 " with 225 tyres which gives a lot of rubber to deal with the dangers in narrow parking houses and city traffic in general.

Thank you Yes, I am careful, but luckily the rims are not very expensive, so if I have to replace one or two, it´s something I can live with.

I see you live in Oslo, have you by any chance bought your cars at Bavaria?

Mats