Photo: iND
Tuning cars is not easy. In order to create something beautiful and according to the customer's exact demands, requires a lot of hard work, attention to detail, blood, sweat and tears (we're just joking about the blood).
This Signal Green M3 belongs to someone called Jason, an ex pilot for the Marine Corps who was more than willing to do all the work himself. Actually IND was just a consultant on creating this M3, Jason doing all the work in his garage.
He approached a "less is more" tactic when creating his car. Instead of fitting the Bimmer with all kinds of crazy stuff, he wanted to change just a few important ones with the best products available.
Starting with the KW ClubSport coil overs, to the ESS-VT2 turbocharger, Brembo Brakes and exterior components, the whole process was done with care and a lot of work.
Looking at the pictures you'll notice that most of the M3 is still intact. The rear bumper didn't receive a new diffuser, the ESS intake is not painted in some weird pattern and even the front reflectors are still there.
However, it's impossible not to notice the huge rear wing from Varis, RKP's GT4 style front lip, the Carbon Fibre Mirrors from BMW Motorsport and the Boysen exhaust for the M3 GTS.
The main issue here is to create a car that Jason likes. And that goal has been achieved. Some might say it has a weird color, that the GT wing is too big or that the green wheels are weird but as long as the ex Marine love driving it, that's all that matters.
Via: IND's Blog
He approached a "less is more" tactic when creating his car. Instead of fitting the Bimmer with all kinds of crazy stuff, he wanted to change just a few important ones with the best products available.
Starting with the KW ClubSport coil overs, to the ESS-VT2 turbocharger, Brembo Brakes and exterior components, the whole process was done with care and a lot of work.
Looking at the pictures you'll notice that most of the M3 is still intact. The rear bumper didn't receive a new diffuser, the ESS intake is not painted in some weird pattern and even the front reflectors are still there.
However, it's impossible not to notice the huge rear wing from Varis, RKP's GT4 style front lip, the Carbon Fibre Mirrors from BMW Motorsport and the Boysen exhaust for the M3 GTS.
The main issue here is to create a car that Jason likes. And that goal has been achieved. Some might say it has a weird color, that the GT wing is too big or that the green wheels are weird but as long as the ex Marine love driving it, that's all that matters.
Via: IND's Blog
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