2011 Bmw 5-series 550i Dinan Stage 5 on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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2011 BMW 550i Space Grey Dinan Stage 5.
Some highlights when new:
-Space Grey Metallic Paint
-Black Dakota Leather Seats
-Vented and Heated Front Seats
-Power Tailgate
-Soft-close Doors
-Back Up Camera
-Rear Sunshades
-CD Changer, Bluetooth, Satellite Radio, Ipod and USB adapter, Premium stereo
-Sport Package
-Sport Auto Transmission
-Fold-down Rear Seats
All of that makes it a very nice 550i just by itself. But that was just getting it started. Over the next couple years, the following modifications were done (At Reeves Motorsports I might add):
-AC Schnitzer 1" Lowering Springs (Stocks included in ACS box)
-M-Sport Front Bumper
-AC Schnitzer Rear Spoiler
-Spoilers were all painted to match Space Grey by Reeves.
-Dinan Stage 5 Tune (521HP)
-Dinan Intercoolers
-Dinan Cold Air-Intake and Strut Brace
-Eisenmann Race Exhaust (black tips)
-BMW 312 Ferric Grey 20" Wheels 8.5"x20" Front and 9"x20" Rear
-Bridgestone Tires with 2000 miles on them
-BMW Space Saver Spare with jack kit
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