Had a depressing thought this evening after seeing a Honda with LED lights on the windshield washer nozzles and valve stem caps...
It got me thinking...how long until some moron rewires the LED exterior door handle lights on the E90 to light up along with the headlights?
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I suspect that it has already happened.
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Check the color of the car to see what gang affiliation the driver is, or how many women are working for him.
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I suspect we won't be seeing too many E90s modified in this dignified way yet...but I'm sure we will in a few years when they're in used car parking lots and the "2 Fast 2 Furious" crowd gets a hold of them.
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I suspect we won't be seeing too many E90s modified in this dignified way yet...but I'm sure we will in a few years when they're in used car parking lots and the "2 Fast 2 Furious" crowd gets a hold of them.
What are you talking about? Mine's at the paint shop right now getting a bright green coat (except for the matte black hood of course). Afterwards I plan on putting in some phat neon undercarriage lights and a nice neon license plate frame.
That's a great idea about the courtesy lights! I think I'm going to wire mine up to flash in time with the bass coming from the dual 18" subs I'm throwing in the trunk. No spare tire means more room for speakers!!!
(The above is 100%-not-serious.)
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Along those lines, for those of you who haven't seen it, check out this link for "BMW nightmares." There are 16 pages full of them...
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I see a bad thing waiting to happen...
I suspect we won't be seeing too many E90s modified in this dignified way yet...but I'm sure we will in a few years when they're in used car parking lots and the "2 Fast 2 Furious" crowd gets a hold of them.