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Removed the tint which previous owner had applied (was too dark) and had front driver/passenger windows ceramic tinted to match other windows that have factory privacy glass.
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06-27-2021, 11:25 AM | #861 |
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Do you know the product and tint percentage that was used? It looks like a pretty good match to the factory tint to me. I've been wanting to do the same thing.
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Product: Xpel Prime XR PLUS Ceramic - 30%. The match to the factory privacy glass is as close to perfect as you can get, it's a dead on - the shop owner knows his stuff. Bill |
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I did not watch the tech do the install, the shop has automated film cutting capabilities so that might be the reason for the gap, tho I'm not 100% certain on that. Windows up all one sees is film. the shop owner told me the BMW privacy glass density does vary from model to model, year to year so he uses 30-40% films to achieve good match. |
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07-01-2021, 04:35 PM | #865 |
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Curt Hitch install on my 2013.
Took way longer than I care to admit, partly being careful, partly due to the plastic pop rivets kicking my butt, and also getting these Chinese aftermarket splash guards on. YouTube was my friend. Official instructions didn’t help. I recently found the custom wire harness hack which I can just slip through tailgate when needed. I think I will pursue that in the future. |
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Today in my f25 35d I was behind a Porsche panemera S V6. Single lane lots of slow cars it opened into double. I said to my wife let's see how fast these Porsches are. We both immediately moved to overtake slower cars and gunned it and I was on him all the way. He pulled in and I overtook. I'm surprised those things are not a lot faster.
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Porsche claims the 4,751-pound Turbo S sedan (the same powertrain is of course available in 2021 versions of the Sport Turismo and long-wheelbase Executive Panameras) will surge from zero to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds and to 100 mph in 7.2 seconds en route to a top speed of 196 mph, using Launch Control in Sport Plus mode. |
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It was the 3.6 V6 so unlikely. They make 300bhp.
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There's a big difference in power between a non-turbo and turbo. So you're saying you were able to keep up with the non-turbo version
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