First off, I have to apologize for not posting this sooner. But we recently brought in the first set of 23" AC Schnitzer Type VIII forged, 3 piece wheels to the states and they found their home nestled under the wheel wells of a brand new APW X6M. The car came out great. Here is a breakdown for the build. Let me know what you guys think...

- AC Schnitzer Type VIII forged, 3-piece wheels
- front: 23x11"
- rear: 23x12"
- Continental Cross Contacts
- front and rear: 315/25/R23
- AC Schnitzer carbon bonnet vents (frames painted gloss black)
- AC Schnitzer deck lid spoiler
- gloss black kidney grille frames, fender trim, rear roundel frame and X6M script
- matte black rear diffuser section
- body-colored front bumper reflectors
- calipers painted Brembo red with M logos

 

Not bad. Better than the Tycoon...

 

Round 2:

 

Thanks Jason. I think the Tycoon is for a completely different type of person. This customer wanted something that was going to accent the truck without giving it a different personality. In this case, less was more...

 

absolutely sick

 

Thanks Fantasma.

 

There's going to be some more AC Schnitzer parts added onto this car that are exclusive to the X6M. Stay tuned to see what develops.

 

I love the bonnet and the kit.

 

going to get any ACS suspension work?

 

i'm sorry but i am just not digging the huge size of those rims. in a 20-21 i think they'd look great on the car...but i'm a 'small wheel' guy anyway.

 

Thank you Mike. The hood is actually stock. The AC Schnitzer carbon bonnet vents come with templates to ensure the hood is cut perfectly every time.

 

That is one thing the customer is dying to do. AC Schnitzer is finalizing the rest of the program for the X6M as we speak.

 

Typically, I'm not a fan of oversized wheels on any car. But the X6M has such large wheel wells that it seem necessary to achieve that 'sports truck' look. There are few trucks out there that can support the wheel and tire combinations the X6M can. But I appreciate your opinion. That's what the forums are for. Feedback from enthusiasts is the best way for us to help our vendors develop the products people want for their cars.

 

That is really a sweet look. If I had that kind of $ I would definitely upgrade the X6M accordingly.