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My '05 Alpine ZHP "Daily"

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  • damnboy037D
    damnboy037D
    damnboy037
    wrote on last edited by
    #45

    That winter setup is crazy good, I keep forgetting you have the s54 in your daily.

    99 M3 320rwhp @ 6psi

    95 M3 s50b32

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    • PartiallypurpleP
      PartiallypurpleP
      Partiallypurple
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      #46

      ACS mirrors successfully installed, painted, and PPF'd on the ZHP.

      These have been on my list of parts I have been searching for for this car for probably 2 years now, finally found a LHD set, as all of the other sets I find are RHD. With my car being a 05, I have the ribbon style cables, so I had to modify them a ton to make them functional. I completely took the motor and harness out of my OEM mirrors and made a bracket so it fit in these. I parrallel park downtown almost daily, so I really did not want to lose the reverse mirror function.

      I also recently black PPF'd the door trim, as it was severely faded and buffing did nothing. This has bothered me since I bought the car, and new shadow line trim is like $6000, so this was the best option. It honestly looks better than new, and will withstand all scratches with the nice self healing that PPF has. 

      I think the mirrors completely changed the look of the car! This is how the car should have came from the factory. 

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      • JdesignJ
        JdesignJ
        Jdesign
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        Mirrors look so damn good on there. 💓

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        • YoungCRY
          YoungCRY
          YoungCR
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          #48

          Trim and mirrors looks amazing!

          Chris Young
          BMWCCA #458972
          1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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          • P_RoloffP
            P_RoloffP
            P_Roloff
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            #49

            Looks spectacular, as always! I thought I had a fun winter car, props to you for driving it year round. I’m sure it’s a riot in the snow!

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            • PartiallypurpleP
              PartiallypurpleP
              Partiallypurple
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              Little update, I am sure I missed a ton of updates in between this. 

              Scored some new seats for the ZHP! Have debated for a long time which route I wanted to go, on either m3 seats, or Recaro Sportsters, but I finally settled on just finding a really nice OEM set to match what came in the car. I felt that this fit the "build" a lot better. 

              So here are some MINT electric/heated seats I got out of a 15k mile e46. 

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              • PartiallypurpleP
                PartiallypurpleP
                Partiallypurple
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                #51

                Oh, I also filled all of the doors/trunk/ and under the rear seat with sound deadening. This dramatically improved the driving experience! The stereo sounds a lot better, the road noise is quieter, and there are no more rattles with heavy bass in songs. I def recommend to anyone on these cars or anything older. I will be doing the E36 soon! 

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                • YoungCRY
                  YoungCRY
                  YoungCR
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                  #52

                  Looks right at home. Do you still notice any road noise underneath or from the front? That’s been on my to do list as well. Glad to hear you had great results with just those areas.

                  Chris Young
                  BMWCCA #458972
                  1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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                  • JdesignJ
                    JdesignJ
                    Jdesign
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                    #53

                    @Partiallypurple any specific reason you went with the Siless sound deadening over any other brands?

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                    • PartiallypurpleP
                      PartiallypurpleP
                      Partiallypurple
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                      #54

                      YoungCR said:

                      Looks right at home. Do you still notice any road noise underneath or from the front? That’s been on my to do list as well. Glad to hear you had great results with just those areas.

                      Road noise is for sure better in all areas, obviously it’s not silent but it’s a cheap and easy way to convert your car into a 7 series

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                      • PartiallypurpleP
                        PartiallypurpleP
                        Partiallypurple
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                        Jdesign said:

                        @Partiallypurple any specific reason you went with the Siless sound deadening over any other brands?

                        My friend ran this on his car and said it worked great, and the price was good. That’s about all

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                        • PartiallypurpleP
                          PartiallypurpleP
                          Partiallypurple
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                          Partiallypurple said:

                          Little update, I am sure I missed a ton of updates in between this. 

                          Scored some new seats for the ZHP! Have debated for a long time which route I wanted to go, on either m3 seats, or Recaro Sportsters, but I finally settled on just finding a really nice OEM set to match what came in the car. I felt that this fit the "build" a lot better. 

                          So here are some MINT electric/heated seats I got out of a 15k mile e46. 

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                          * Idk what it is, if mine were old and tired, but these heated seats COOK compared to my old seats*

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                          • PartiallypurpleP
                            PartiallypurpleP
                            Partiallypurple
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                            #57

                            S54 is at 103k miles and had the bearings replaced with WPC! Everything looked pretty normal wear wise for this mileage, and crank was in great shape. 

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