Your favourite Z3 mod

bonbon

Zorg Legend
Joined
Mar 13, 2012
Points
75
Location
Israel
Model of Z
19L Auto
I’d had my Z for 17 years and have done a fair share of mods. I thought it would be interesting to share mine and hear from others what their favourite mod was.
Could be comfort, style performance or other.
I’ll start.
Mine is fitting a e46 handrest. I lavish it daily.
I’d love to hear from others…
 

Kenhayes247

Zorg Legend
Supporter
Joined
Jun 17, 2019
Points
79
Location
Meissendorf, Germany
Model of Z
3
I have 2 favourites. Firstly the seat lift mod. I spent a whole 7.00 euro on parts and did both seats. It made my sport seats a whole lot more comfortable. I used the ZEDONIST DRL kit with indicator function, great aesthetic and practical.
 

t-tony

Zorg Expert (II)
Supporter
British Zeds
#ZedShed
Joined
Dec 31, 2013
Points
226
Location
Torksey Lock,Lincoln, England
Model of Z
E89 Z4 23i Auto
How are you getting on with your LeatherZ armrest pads Ken? Along with the centre armrest in my Z4 they were one of my best buys.

Tony.
 

DrWong

Zorg Guru (III)
Joined
May 8, 2017
Points
125
Model of Z
3.0i
Retrofit cruise control. Game changer for motorway journeys and a relative doddle to fit
 

Duncodin

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Sep 8, 2021
Points
139
Location
Krähental
Model of Z
M44 FrankenZed
Ignoring the body kit - I'd say my best mod was the coilovers. Just cheap ones they are. But the ride is much nicer. Going over bumps is smoother, less "clattery" - can't think of a better word to describe it.
 

Kenhayes247

Zorg Legend
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Jun 17, 2019
Points
79
Location
Meissendorf, Germany
Model of Z
3
How are you getting on with your LeatherZ armrest pads Ken? Along with the centre armrest in my Z4 they were one of my best buys.

Tony.
Hello Tony, I hope all is well.

I haven't collected the armrests yet they are still with my cousin in the UK. Gotta wait until 19 Dec to collect them and once fitted will no doubt become a favourite mod as well.
 

Mint

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British Zeds
East Anglian Crew
Joined
Sep 23, 2012
Points
222
Location
Stafford
Model of Z
2.2 & 3.0 Sport
Retrimmed steering wheel. The only thing you have to have [one of] your hands on at all times.
 

Mike Fishwick

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French Zeds
Joined
Sep 23, 2021
Points
109
Location
Daglan, France
Model of Z
2.8 Roadster
Smaller RAID steering wheel - expensive but lovely - and a shortened gear lever without rubber filling - a short shifter for 50 pence!

(h) RAID Wheel - General View.JPG
 

John_B

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British Zeds
The M44 Massive
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Jun 2, 2023
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114
Location
Derbyshire, UK
Model of Z
Z3 2.8 pre-facelift (Izzy)
Smaller RAID steering wheel - expensive but lovely - and a shortened gear lever without rubber filling - a short shifter for 50 pence!

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Storage net on the drivers side is a good idea, I have a spare one in the garage too. If you fitted that yourself - are there preformed holes in the carpet for the clips or did you just force them in?

Cheers
 

t-tony

Zorg Expert (II)
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British Zeds
#ZedShed
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Dec 31, 2013
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Location
Torksey Lock,Lincoln, England
Model of Z
E89 Z4 23i Auto
Yeah, two! =))

Tony.
 

RickyBobby

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The M44 Massive
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May 9, 2020
Points
143
Location
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Model of Z
Z4MR
I always think less is more when it comes to the Z3 and having subsequently moved in to an E85 via an E86 and E89 I can't help thinking I'd love another M44. In fact if it wasn't for the season and lack of a garage I know I'd already have one.

Ideally one with standard seats and without the roof bars and most importantly a manual roof - as for mods it would have to be the seat lifters from @Southernboy :thumbsup:
 

Mike Fishwick

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French Zeds
Joined
Sep 23, 2021
Points
109
Location
Daglan, France
Model of Z
2.8 Roadster
The storage net clips are tapered self-tappers, so they just screw into the carpet. The second net is very handy for maps etc if driving by myself.
 
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