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Old 12-17-2007, 09:22 PM
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Rocker panels (not running boards). Any alternatives???

Apart from the backup camera, the only thing driving me crazy about my new E70 is the running boards!!!

No, I do not have the aluminum ones that are wider; those would only exacerbate the situation!!!

My problem is with the stock standard black plastic rocker panels! Every time I get out, I have to make a conscious effort to avoid touching them. I don't understand why BMW had to put these dirt and mud collectors on the side of the X5. After driving through mud or snow, they are just a pain in (*&^.

Has anyone looked into removing these and replacing them with a different option? I haven't seen pictures of any mods where anyone has changed them.

Thanks

Note: I edited this thread title to change the thread to rocker panels ...
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