[Dlu69]

I sAw a few kits ranging from 800$ (dealer) to $2000 (oem BMW), are some more complete then others? Quality? Have u done this mod? Where'd you get it, are u satisfied and pics? Thanks

[KCSchoey]

Unless you're trying to save weight, you're probably better off buying some of the cf fabric and wrapping your current trim. Seems like there are several people on this forum who have wrapped their trim and loved it. I've actually thought about doing it as well.

[SV Concepts III]

We have a couple of options for you. You can do the CF Overlay Trim which installs over your existing factory trim or you can do the CF Fabric which you can wrap over the factory trim. Both options are more ideal than aftermarket CF replacements as they reuse the OEM piece so the fit and finish will be on point.

[E92-Lighting]

Originally Posted by KCSchoey

Unless you're trying to save weight, you're probably better off buying some of the cf fabric and wrapping your current trim. Seems like there are several people on this forum who have wrapped their trim and loved it. I've actually thought about doing it as well.

usually speaking black CF matches mostly all interior colors and is a lot cheaper than from buying the dealer's trim

[scooby9]

I have the OEM interior trim. The weave is perfect and each piece feels almost weightless! For me, the cost was worth it. I like perfect fitment and perfect weave. I also have the OEM spoiler and front M-Tech splitters and the quality is always consistent between all the parts.