Yeah, its really not too bad to get them off. Requires quite a lot of force but once they start moving its easy. You do have to be careful not to bend them when removing, as they will make the refitting much harder./

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Yeah i was surprised too. Most important thing is to not bend them when you take them off. Heaps of lube when -refitting and its a breeze.

@@ZeroTo60Tube I’d probably of bent them taking them off 😂 But love working on my own car when I can

Suit the e9x shape perfectly.

Yeah, I’m the same with plastidip. Nice knowing if it goes wring you can always take it off.

thanks man, we will.

Thank you for checking out the videos.

@@ZeroTo60Tube Your welcome. 😊👍

I had read about people bending them so I was super careful pulling them off. And to be fair even sliding them back on, it wouldn’t take much to bend if you slipped.

I also think a steering wheel change. The non sport wheel is so ugly on these things. Haha

I’d say the door moulds are the same. But not sure about the roof sections. Sorry, I’m yet to have a close look at a e93

Ohhh interesting. I’ve never really noticed that, but you’re right

You can remove them. They are just trims not seals

This was all was planning for now. But may look in to the trims now you have mentioned it

They came off a parts car I had.

They are already black.

Nah not at this point.

I honestly cant remember. i know the owner got them in 2010 so they are quite old now. I think they are VMR, but dont hold me to that.

Well spotted they are.

awh man why no answer?

😂

E90 is the chassis code. So everything in this is video relevant to the e90 chassis code. The number on the back "325i" could be an e90, e91, e92 or e93. It would not make sense to call it a 325i when this trim swap is specifically on the e90 models. Just imagine how angry people would be if it said 325i in the title, it would waste heaps of peoples time who have a e92 325i, or even worse cause them to damage their vehicle, because a e92 325i trim is removed differently to this.

Tell me you don’t own a bmw without telling me

ahhhh well that would be a generator... the owner of the property was supposed to collect it month ago

@@ZeroTo60Tube Looked like he was moving some tires. That was what I meant as a joke. Well, I got a laugh out of it. It's because you keep using sketchy ass wheels and tires for placing engines on. So I saw that dude and thought, well he must be transplanting an engine as well.

Thats Dave haha and thats his job (distributing tyres)

​@@dbnpoldermans4120 ohhhh snap haha. Thats dave doing actual work..... hehe, getting them ready to be packed. But i certainly dont blame you for thinking it was an engine swap time... haha