I bought $ 134 in parts for my e90: washer pump windshield plus two trunk struts. I will visit a body shop for installation. They have very good prices. For example: $ 40 to install a window regulator. My indy wanted like $ 150 just for the labor.
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I bought $ 134 in parts for my e90: washer pump windshield plus two trunk struts. I will visit a body shop for installation. They have very good prices. For example: $ 40 to install a window regulator. My indy wanted like $ 150 just for the labor.
Gotcha. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tnhl1989
Kpro's 135 has these... Really nice feature. The ZHP side bolsters don't hold my skinny ass upper body in place...Quote:
Originally Posted by az3579
You are telling me. This holds me nice and tight now. :)
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Ditto. Autocross is a pain. I have to brace myself with my legs and sometimes hold onto the steering wheel... LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Sockethead
that's actually not true, almost every E9x i've seen has adjustable kidney bolsters. it was a rare option on E46 M3 coupes (i am hopefully picking up a set of these on monday!!).Quote:
Originally Posted by Tnhl1989
i've don't have a skinny upper body (6'1" 190lbs w/ athletic build), but a 32" waist and the ZHP seats are pretty lousy at holding me in place, too. i sat in an F30 328i and checked out the adjustable kidney bolsters - man, that is what i need! i'm looking forward to picking up said M3 seats above next week!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sockethead
peter
Maybe it's a LCI thing. My e90 is a 2006 (Pre-LCI) and doesn't have adjustable kidney bolsters.Quote:
Originally Posted by slater
maybe it's a 2006 thing. i have seen 2007's with them...Quote:
Originally Posted by fredo
peter
I looked in the 2006 brochure. This is included in the 2006 330i with sports pack:
"8-way power front sport seats with adjustable back bolsters, 2-way manual headrests and thigh support driver memory for exterior mirror and seat positions."
Maybe we are talking about the same features, after all.
No BP is talking about active bolsters which squeeze you when you go into corners. They all have adjustable bolsters which is the easy part. I'll document the install on my next side.
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