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The parts for your car range from exhaust to body kit and are genuine BMW M parts which will not void your warranty The exhaust will give you the sound you are looking for but they say it's only for the 125i Your dealership should be able to tell you more about it than I ever will and perhaps they'll be willing to replace your current exhaust with a 125i one altogether Ask them the same thing you asked here - Can I make my 1 series sound more sporty The M5 plays the engine and exhaust sounds through the stereo of the car to make it sound more sporty

I remembered something else BMW M Performance Package http://www.bmw.com/com/en/owners/accessories/performance/phase_5/accessories/m-performance/about_m_performance_1.html#c=3&t=s Retrofit your BMW with M Performance parts which are now also available for your 1 series Ask your dealer

Do you care if it's a real improvement or simulated? The BMW M5 plays the exhaust note through the speakers in the cabin to enhance the sporty feel Your BMW dealer might be able to install the same system on your car

remususa.com/epages/remus.sf/en_US/?ObjectPath=/Shops/remus/Categories/ProductLines/PowerSound You can buy a Remus Powersound and keep the valve closed or partially open to reduce noise All Remus distributors here in Israel say that it is a legal upgrade but like many modifications it's up to the cop who stopped you to decide Worst case scenario is a 1000 Shekel fine and having to retest the car To some people it's a risk worth taking, to others it's a waste of money

Are you changing to wider tires?

If you like the car and plan on keeping it for a long time then go for it It will probably be expensive and probably won't be all that fast when you are done but you'll have a fun to drive car Or you could put that on hold for a while and just make it something that expresses your personality youtube.com/watch?v=s7Iv42AOZIk&list=ELSQ4TWTlvef4&index=21

I agree with danielharati, ABT ECU reflash will take you from 105hp to 140hp abt-configurator.com/configurator.aspx?ma=seat&mo=ibiza&ty=Limousine&tzu=6J0&langid=en But they're pricey, 10K shekel last time I checked

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Braided brake lines are supposed to improve the feel and response of your brakes because they distort less under stress than the rubber lines. autospeed.com/cms/title_Braided-Brake-Lines/A_2679/article.html According to their test they say it wouldn't make a difference but you should make your own decision. It would give you some peace of mind knowing that your break lines are more sturdy and some people say they can feel the difference. brakes4u.co.uk/supersearch.asp?supt=1&id=112163&won=1 Select your car and pick your color. It'll cost you about 62 pounds + shipping I think Pitstop import this company?

importtuner.com/powerpages/impp_1003_2006_subaru_impreza_wrx/viewall.html Here they made 6hp and decent torque from a full catback exhaust which cost 650$ Just replacing the muffler will give you less of a performance gain but a better sound I've seen a universal Remus muffler sell for 1400 shekel but they sound amazing What brand did they offer you?

My guess is he's asking about the profile because he wants the "less rubber more rim" look for his Merc Common practice will keep the proportions of the profile with his 19" rims So it wouldn't matter if it's a 55 or 45, it would look the same because it's in relation to the tire tread which he would have to upsize accordingly He could buy a speedo corrector and change the overall wheel and tire diameter, but I agree with you, he should ask the DMV what size tires he can fit with bigger 20" (or better yet 21") wheels and register them ozracing.com/configurator.aspx I would love to see an Israeli ML on 21" OZs

Are you looking to upgrade your existing one or just replace a broken one?

COMMANDER - he didn't say, he just asked about changing the profile of the tire.

Kobi_g - thanks for the link, good stuff.

Mighty car mods did a comparison test on inbox filters and pod filters. youtube.com/watch?v=PAIxeQUSg-Q&list=ELSQ4TWTlvef4&index=6 youtube.com/watch?v=gCi2yo4UqPI&list=ELSQ4TWTlvef4&index=7 If you still feel like replacing your stock inbox filter maybe you can do some modifications to the box itself to really improve the performance of your intake autospeed.com/cms/title_PoweringUp-the-19-litre-TDI-Part-2/A_112211/article.html.

I couldn't quite understand what the problem is, the car is unsteady over uneven surfaces? If you want to improve the handling, stability and response of your car there are several options: stiffer springs with shocks, coilovers, and/or stiffening of the chassis. Bilstein shocks are amazing but maybe coilovers would work better for you, it all depends on what you are trying to improve on. Some coilovers are adjustable for shock and rebound which would enable you to set up the car just the way you like it. Read this if you have time: motoiq.com/tech/the_ultimate_guide_to_suspension_handling/lapg-448/2.aspx Hope it helps.

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These Americans have great products: cobbtuning.com/subaru-legacy-gt-2008-s/7431.htm The question is what do you want your car to do, like others said, the 3.0L would be a better choice for tuning.

You might save some fuel. If you understand English this might be worth reading. autoaccessoriesgarage.com/Deflectors/Research-Guide

You'll sacrifice some of the ride comfort and your speedometer will be off. 100km/h 255 55 R19 = 107km/h 255 45 R19 1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp?err=98&rsn=usr-snt-emty-str Like others said it's not legal unless registered that way.

You'll save some fuel. I bought a K&N Apollo, I think it made a difference, but maybe not knfilters.com/universal/apollo.htm

I always like to check this website before I buy a tire 1010tires.com/Tires/Yokohama/S_Drive They don't sell the T1R anymore but it was rated 4.5 overall. How about these? 1010tires.com/Tires/Falken/Ziex+ZE-912/28-921-680 Falken ZE-912