my red BMW modification 330CI coupe 2006

[BMW 735iL]

+1 my home made clutch is in great better than the ones for 2000k atleast it deos not get hot thnx alot ma7siri :D

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[hamoodi_7]

People, lay off the guy, i saw some really harsh comments and I believe we should always give constructive feedback...the same thing happened to the "cope" car guy previously on the forums and he was bashed by harsh comments. My constructive feedback will be:
"I see what you're doing, the wing maybe oversized, and you should retain the main distinctive features of BMWs, being the kidney grille for example, change the spoiler, and other minor changes"
Im just being honest...If he likes it, then it's all good, all we can do is give constructive feedback..

[SewerSideUp]

1) I highly appreciate the fact that you worked on the car yourself in your own front yard. Not many do that.

2) The photos seem to show some good quality work, it's not easy to pull something like that off.

3) Taking ideas from different places and implementing them to your own is a good idea, it's worked for many. But, A-pillar hinged doors from an SLR look good on an SLR for a good reason, it's a wide low roof line supercar design with front mounted side exhaust. Same thing goes to the center triangular exhaust. Compare it with the design of entire back (tail lights, grills, silhouette) end on the Murcielago and you'll understand why it looks so good on that specific car. Such design elements don't work with the curvy shape of the E46 Coupe.

4) The front end of the E46 Coupe is one of the best designed front ends I've ever seen. Simply taking the kidney grills away kills it. Add to that the bumper lines and hood, they just simply don't go together. If you're still working on it, try changing it.

5) The amount of money spent on the car is huge. It could build you a very very competitive race car or a beautiful showcar with serious presence.

6) I do not agree with some of the comments posted here earlier but this is your car, your time and your money. I just wish you made better use of it, atleast in my view.

7) We have another member on the forums here under the name of "PERPLEXITY", he's running a Dark Red wide body E46 Sedan which is a great looking showcar. Check it out while you're here. Might give you some ideas.

[hamoodi_7]

:goodpost:

[salty]

:iagree:

[al_qasimi2002]

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[al_qasimi2002]

Yes - the 'kidney' grilles are what make it recognizeable as a BMW from the front - at least keep those??

what about now?? i already remodify the front and rear sides

[al_qasimi2002]

the wing is NICEE :rofl2:

what about now??

[real_ashwin]

i think it looks much better with the new wing. The offsets for the wheels look odd though. Because of the wide body kit the wheels look so inside, spacers might be able to help you to some extent.

The front still seems a bit odd maybe you would have better luck making a duplicate of the m3 bumper but to fit with your wide body kit.

[S.BAKI]

what about now?? i already remodify the front and rear sides

This car is looking better from your first post, If I was you I would search for a stock rear bumper, stock fenders, remove the :///M: badge from the grill, and try to do something about the wide body from the back and then your off to a good start. you spent allot of money on this car and maney more to be spent to bring it back to a decents BMW. After all this is your car and your the one driving not me or anyone else on the forum, so if you like it and it makes you happy then that's what matters.:wired: