***Parting out fully modified M5 everything for sale***

[tony.m6]

BIMMERPOST / Classifieds

Asking Price:

None

Item Interest

Here we go guys, here is a list of everything I have for sale. If your interested text me for a faster response and pictures. 954-801-1136 Tony
















ADV.1 Wheels ///////Sold
Dinmann side skirt glossy black.//////// Sold!!!
Pure Turbos stage one barely used , //////////// Pending sale
Clutches stage III SSP maybe 2000 miles on them////////////Pending sale
KWV 3 coilovers with EDC, 10k miles on them. Mostly highway. ///////Sold
Downpipe‘s 4 inches, ///////// Sold
Meisterschaft GThaus exhaust 102mm tips custom black.////////Sold
Vorsteiner rear diffuser, painted glossy black./////////Sold
Vorsteiner front lip, painted glossy black. /////////Sold
BMW OEM alcantara steering wheel
BMW OEM carbon ceramic brakes//////Sold
Carbon Fiber interior, like new
PSM DYNAMIC, carbon fiber trunk spoiler./////sold
Carbon competition shift paddles from Autotecknic/////////Sold
MSR Intake //////// Sold
MSR Charge Pipes
Wrinkle Black

S63TU M5/M6/X5M/X6M JB4 w/BCM & OBDII/Wireless REV3 for diagnostics and updates / and Meth injection kid/////////// Pending sale

[sinkung]

Interested in
- clutch
- carbon brake
- carbon shift paddle

[pmatias03]

Pm'd

[WickedBMW]

You got my text

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by WickedBMW

You got my text

Yes Sir

[gab24m3]

Will the shift paddles fit an M6?

[umfau]

Interested in carbon fiber trim and steering wheel. How much for each one are you asking?

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by gab24m3

Will the shift paddles fit an M6?

HI


Yes

[theinfamousdrew]

What are you asking for the wheels?

[lporschef10m5]

Interested on the carbon interior the lips in front and the back..plz pm price

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by gab24m3

Will the shift paddles fit an M6?

yes sir

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by theinfamousdrew

What are you asking for the wheels?

sold sorry

[SapphireM5]

Hey bud if not spoken for yet, PM me a price on the trunk spoiler please shipped to NJ. Thanks!

[tony.m6]

[Flying Ace]

If you're serious about selling your CCBs, I'm serious about buying it as an outright purchase. (you'll have to source your own steel brakes). Below is a copy and paste I wrote for a prior member who was selling his CCBs. If you can kindly answer these questions:

I talked to an expert regarding CCBs and he advised me that I need to check for the following:


1. I need pictures of the rotors to ensure no loose chunks or chips are on the rim and edges of the rotors.

Reason: any chips or loose chunks will render the rotor completely useless


2. I need pictures of the weight stamps on EACH rotor.

Method: You're looking for 2 numbers on the rotor. The front rotors will have something like 7300 with a line under it and then another number like 7100 under it. The rear rotors will have numbers like 5800 - 5600.

I need a photograph for EACH rotor.

Reasons: the weight stamp indicates the starting weight and the minimum weight for each rotor and is bases for measuring rotor wear. No two rotors are exactly the same, so a pic for each rotor is required.

3. For each rotor, I need you to weigh it on a scale that displays in grams.

Method: Any food scale or package weighing scale works. You need a scale that max out at least to 20 lbs as the fronts are around 15 lbs, but need it to measure it in grams. Ideally, give me a photo of each weight in grams.

Reason: this is how much weight is left in the rotor to be measured against the stamped figures.

General questions:
A. have these rotors been tracked before?
B. Are the pistons in the calipers freely moveable, and not stuck?
C. have you had any issues with the usage of the brakes?
D. Are you open to a "buyback guarantee" that we can hammer out later regarding basic understandings of the quality of brakes I'm getting from you? (condition, weight, etc).
E. What's the mileage on them?
F. In your photos you show a Brembo caliper and rolling shots of the OEM CCB caliper. What's going on?
G. Are you including all the accessory parts? (Servo, clips, bolts, shields, etc)

My apologies for these burdensome questions, but any prospective CCB buyers will be asking the same questions, so you'll end up doing some of this work sooner or later. Additionally, I hope you can understand, we're not buying/selling a $200 cosmetic part here...this is some serious money and potentially a safety issue at hand, so that's why I'm asking these questions.

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by Flying Ace

If you're serious about selling your CCBs, I'm serious about buying it as an outright purchase. (you'll have to source your own steel brakes). Below is a copy and paste I wrote for a prior member who was selling his CCBs. If you can kindly answer these questions:

I talked to an expert regarding CCBs and he advised me that I need to check for the following:


1. I need pictures of the rotors to ensure no loose chunks or chips are on the rim and edges of the rotors.

Reason: any chips or loose chunks will render the rotor completely useless


2. I need pictures of the weight stamps on EACH rotor.

Method: You're looking for 2 numbers on the rotor. The front rotors will have something like 7300 with a line under it and then another number like 7100 under it. The rear rotors will have numbers like 5800 - 5600.

I need a photograph for EACH rotor.

Reasons: the weight stamp indicates the starting weight and the minimum weight for each rotor and is bases for measuring rotor wear. No two rotors are exactly the same, so a pic for each rotor is required.

3. For each rotor, I need you to weigh it on a scale that displays in grams.

Method: Any food scale or package weighing scale works. You need a scale that max out at least to 20 lbs as the fronts are around 15 lbs, but need it to measure it in grams. Ideally, give me a photo of each weight in grams.

Reason: this is how much weight is left in the rotor to be measured against the stamped figures.

4. General questions:
A. have these rotors been tracked before?
B. Are the pistons in the calipers freely moveable, and not stuck?
C. have you had any issues with the usage of the brakes?
D. Are you open to a "buyback guarantee" that we can hammer out later regarding basic understandings of the quality of brakes I'm getting from you? (condition, weight, etc).
E. What's the mileage on them?
F. In your photos you show a Brembo caliper and rolling shots of the OEM CCB caliper. What's going on?

My apologies for these burdensome questions, but any prospective CCB buyers will be asking the same questions, so you'll end up doing some of this work sooner or later. Additionally, I hope you can understand, we're not buying/selling a $200 cosmetic part here...this is some serious money and potentially a safety issue at hand, so that's why I'm asking these questions.

Hi,


Of course brother no problem at all, I understand, Your email please, I'll send the pictures to you

[Flying Ace]

Originally Posted by tony.m6

Hi,


Of course brother no problem at all, I understand, Your email please, I'll send the pictures to you

PM'd, please reply with answers to the general questions first and a ballpark price before going through the trouble of weighing the rotors.

[augusto.bernard]

Would u sale carbon fiber shifter cover and carbon fiber center console?

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by augusto.bernard

Would u sale carbon fiber shifter cover and carbon fiber center console?

No, Sorry

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by augusto.bernard

Would u sale carbon fiber shifter cover and carbon fiber center console?

No sorry

[augusto.bernard]

Originally Posted by tony.m6

No sorry

Thanks.

[tony.m6]

Originally Posted by augusto.bernard

Thanks.

Thank u