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lcubed

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  1. sad to say, i traded in my 05 cooper s and need to clear the space in the garage.

     

    for sale,

     

    1 genuine mini upper rear bumper protection kit for R50, R52, R53

    (mini cooper/mini cooper S)

     

    never been installed (sat in my living room in the original box since 2006)

     

    asking 30$

     

    same kit as this one from ecstuning for 37$:

    https://www.ecstuning.com/Mini-2005-Cooper-R53-S-Coupe-L4_1.6L_W11B16A/ES195031/

     

    available for local pickup on weekends in rockville (20853)

     

    contact me via email: lito@smart.net

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  2. sad to say, i traded in my 05 cooper s and need to clear the space in the garage.

     

    for sale,

     

    1 euro parcel shelf kit including blind plate, and tray liner insert.

    never been installed (sat in my living room in the original box since 2006)

     

    asking 100$

     

    same kit as this one from ecstuning for 123$:

    https://www.ecstuning.com/Search/SiteSearch/Euro_Parcel_Shelf/ES2984784/

     

    available for local pickup on weekends in rockville (20853)

     

    contact me via email: lito@smart.net

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  3. sad to say, i traded in my 05 cooper s and need to clear the space in the garage.

     

    for sale, 4 6.5"X16" 100x4 white rims with 205/50R16 michelin X-Ice2 tires.

    comes complete with 16 black genuine mini lug bolts and 4 hub centric ring adapters.

    the wheels are straight and balanced. custom valve stem covers and center caps for all wheels.

     

    wheels are still dirty from last winter.

     

    from what i understand, these wheels should fit on all generations of mini, but may require a different size lug bolt for the newer models.

     

    asking 200$ OBO. local pickup only. wheels are located in 20853.

     

    available for pickup after 11/16 when i get back into town.

     

    contact me via email: lito@smart.net

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  4. hi all,

     

    i'm thinking that it's finally time to replace my stock shocks on my '05 cooper S with a set of koni FSD.

     

    any recommendations of a mini cognisant shop (preferably in somewhat close to rockville, md) to do the installation would be terrific.

     

    doing it myself isn't really an option since i'm having a problem with my right knee at the moment

  5. Yeah, that's for the left side convex one (listed on this RealOEM page). Personally I prefer the aspherical ones (here), but hey, whatever floats your boat! :smile:

     

    BTW you can probably get it cheaper at Morristown MINI. They have a standard 20% discount under MSRP, and Pelican Parts pretty much sells exactly at MSRP.

     

    If the dealer you bought from was higher, they probably were pricing over MSRP. Happens at a lot of them (one in particular comes to mind... :stupid:)

     

    oddly enough, that's where i got them a year ago.

  6. are you sure that light pattern actually thrown by each light is actually

    different??

     

    my testing shows that both have the same throw pattern

     

    (low on the left side w/ a pronounced rise on the right)

     

    if you have the sufficiently large and level space,

    try aiming your lights using this guide.

    http://www.danielsternlighting.com/images/Aim.pdf

     

    on the first gen cars, the lights are a bit of a bother

    to adjust because

    1) they move w/ the hood

    2) since they don't follow the old US DOT requirement,

    the alignment nipples aren't on the glass.

     

    no one ever flashes me for maladjusted lights on this car.:rock:

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