Moose

I'll get some photos up soon, it's an e39 factory motorsport, great economy, I travel 800km a week and it's running at 7.4 l/100km, compared to the X5, which is still good for a bigger car at 9.2. Cheers Moose

Yep, it's a great little car, haven't driven a 320d to compare though. Biggin

Highly Optioned 120d for Sale Great car, selling as I've brought a Motorsport 530d. Cheers Biggin http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.as...796&ed=true

120d Petrol Used: Diesel Engine Size: 4 Cylinder, 2.0L Tdi Trans: 6 speed Steptronic Car Year: 2004 Average: 6.5L/100km X5 Petrol Used: Diesel Engine Size: 6 Cylinder, 3.0L Tdi Trans: 5 speed Steptronic Car Year: 2002 Average: 9.5L/100km

Heavy duty computer earthing!

We often fold down our ones, no problems at all. I hope your looking at a diesel? Moosee

Thanks guys, ebay looks like the place to look. Cheers

Hi Guys, Does anyone out there know where I can pick up a rear spoiler for a 1 series, it's the one for the top of the hatch. Jeff Grays only wanted $1500 + gst + fitting, dear lord! Moose

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...n-190347061.htm Hi Guys, These wheels belong to a mate of mine, whose upgraded to 19's. They will fit a 5 or 7 series, unfortunately not a one series or I would have bought them myself. Great looking wheels Cheers Moose

Superchips have their best results with a turbo diesel engine, which I can certainly recommend. Perfectly safe as long as you don't thrash your car, which could be said for all your parts. Not such large gains for petrol cars, I would be more inclined to use the funds for other mods. Cheers Moose

Hi Johno, Could you please give me a price for the rims alone and then also for the tyres you recommend? I travel around 800k a week, 75k to work which is mostly flat exept for the Rimutaka hill rd, which is 14kms of tight cornering race track. Cheers Moose

I would be looking at Falken FK452' 225/40/18 for the front and 245/35/18 for the back. Moose

Hi, How much for a set of 4, and would they fit a 1 series? Cheers Moose

Here's the info of the Superchips website for my car. BMW 120 E87 2004 onwards Engine type : Turbo-Diesel Engine size : 1995 cm3 Cylinders : 4 Original kW : 121 Original nm : 340 kW increase : 25 NM gain : 71 Lb/Ft gain : 52 So now it's got 411 NM of torque and almost 150kw of power and still running at 6.5 L/100km. It really is a different car, but have to be quite careful when putting the foot done. Moose

That was my initial thought but no sign of a black cloud. The only smoke was spinning the wheels in second gear!