jscho5

I'm not sure if this is the right section to post this question, but here it is. So my G37s's lease is coming to an end and I'm looking to get a new car (M2? i wish). But the problem is that I (stupidly?) put aftermarket parts on it (stillen Gen 3, Ecutek, tune, and eibach springs). Will the dealer accept the car back and/or penalize me? or do I have to put the original parts on?

Thanks for the help,

Jason

Ape Factory

iTrader: (3)

Still have original parts? Time to swap them back in.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Yep, hopefully you have the oem parts and just take a hit on the labor to have them reinstalled. You should have little trouble selling all that aftermarket stuff here in the marketplace.

jscho5

Fortunately I have the original parts! but what should I do about the tune I have on it?

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

I believe you'd have to go back to an Ecutek dealer and have them flash back to stock but not 100% sure on that one. Might post that question in this folder~
ECU Tuning / Dyno Data - MyG37

supreme

Man...you were bold about this lease weren't you?


Better than me. I would have just ran bolt ons at a maximum.

jscho5

Thanks for all the help! but if they see I have a tune what is the worst that can happen?

and go Broncos!

jscho5

yeah... I went a little overboard haha but I have no regrets

Gina

im interested in the eibach springs if you want to sell them!

desertmike680

Ew, dont get a BMW! Stick with Japanese! Or even the new Camaro would be a better choice!

chilibowl

Leave the springs in. They will not even notice.

Sell the intakes to get your money back. Thats it.

(Ive turned in 2 lowered vehicles and never had any issues. Experience)

jscho5

If I do end up getting rid of my car, I will part my car out and probably put it up on the marketplace

jscho5

I'm not sure if I am a fan of the new Camaro... But I test drove a Mustang GT today and that thing felt like a boat and didn't really feel that fast. And German cars are just built so well! I also tested the M235i and its a phenomenal car

da mayor

iTrader: (2)

get a preinspection done, if they find any of the parts in the vehicle they can charge you for non-oem parts and force you to replace them

jscho5

great idea! thanks