Staszek wroteI'll let you know when I do the job. Avoiding it like the plague.Curious how these work, one of my digital tq wrenches broke the other day and I was looking at these.
Staszek wroteI'll let you know when I do the job. Avoiding it like the plague.Curious how these work, one of my digital tq wrenches broke the other day and I was looking at these.
XKxRome0ox wroteI ran H6 for a few years and never had a problem. There are adjustment holes at the battery location for using a smaller battery. Just be sure to push the batt towards the front of the car when using an H6. The bracket will line right up with the new hole for the H6are they interchangeable without issue? or is it best to stick with H8 size?
for whatever reason, no one seems to be running a sale on car batteries at the moment
pepboys has 25% off but the website keeps failing the checkout
XKxRome0ox wroteCheck zpost section.mym3adventures wroteI believe it's H8, but my memory may be off.PACarGuy wroteare they interchangeable without issue? or is it best to stick with H8 size?It's H8.
for whatever reason, no one seems to be running a sale on car batteries at the moment
pepboys has 25% off but the website keeps failing the checkout
M3 Number 86 wrotei looked at thatCheck zpost section.
They have a google doc on the batteries they used. My car has a z4 sized one.
Davisca455 wroteNo. Be excited. Impressive feat.Removed the track pads.
But the real "WIN" was splitting the shark fin with the alignment laser for the lift!
I feel like I should be concerned that I'm so excited by that?
B8bydesign wroteDid the safety triangles not come in NA/US spec cars? Mine has one mounted in the trunk and I always wondered if all cars came with that.
911r wroteNope! It's my understanding that only US cars which had Euro Delivery had the safety trianglesDid the safety triangles not come in NA/US spec cars? Mine has one mounted in the trunk and I always wondered if all cars came with that.
noremaC wrotevery nice, if I decide to not install a camera, does the reverse sensor still work like before ? All other menu option still work from CIC (car status, oil level etc )?Technically the last "3 days" but finally finished my Apple Car Play (Carsara via AliExpress) + Reverse Camera (via Amazon) install to bring the M into the 2020's! You can DIY for around ~$250 if you have the tools, space and patience.
torrque wroteCan't tell you about the sensor engagement but I'm sure it's part of the integration. I'd ask in the ACP/Carsara DIY thread in the coding section.noremaC wrotevery nice, if I decide to not install a camera, does the reverse sensor still work like before ? All other menu option still work from CIC (car status, oil level etc )?Technically the last "3 days" but finally finished my Apple Car Play (Carsara via AliExpress) + Reverse Camera (via Amazon) install to bring the M into the 2020's! You can DIY for around ~$250 if you have the tools, space and patience.
I was not going to replace my felt under tray for another one.torrque wroteAs soon as I hit reverse it automatically switches to CIC. I don't have reverse camera installed yet, but perhaps the box just emulates the coding for reverse camera and the CIC just believes you have an oem reverse camera as non M e9x did get them eventually.noremaC wrotevery nice, if I decide to not install a camera, does the reverse sensor still work like before ? All other menu option still work from CIC (car status, oil level etc )?Technically the last "3 days" but finally finished my Apple Car Play (Carsara via AliExpress) + Reverse Camera (via Amazon) install to bring the M into the 2020's! You can DIY for around ~$250 if you have the tools, space and patience.
Epoustouflant wroteQuality piece. Deeper discount for 20+?Set up a new GBI was not going to replace my felt under tray for another one.
Made by a fellow M3 owner & aerospace engineer by trade. Lightweight: 3.7 lbs versus 3.9 lbs (OEM) and doesn't require any steering line rerouting, nor any cutting.
For more info: https://forms.gle/KSciPVdAFrthuPop8
Epoustouflant wroteI'm going to be that guy, because I just want honest answer as I am in the market to pick one up myself.Set up a new GBI was not going to replace my felt under tray for another one.
Made by a fellow M3 owner & aerospace engineer by trade. Lightweight: 3.7 lbs versus 3.9 lbs (OEM) and doesn't require any steering line rerouting, nor any cutting.
For more info: https://forms.gle/KSciPVdAFrthuPop8
Grip Addict wroteThis one is 385 shipped. The most affordable one of the market when all costs are factored in.Epoustouflant wroteI'm going to be that guy, because I just want honest answer as I am in the market to pick one up myself.Set up a new GBI was not going to replace my felt under tray for another one.
Made by a fellow M3 owner & aerospace engineer by trade. Lightweight: 3.7 lbs versus 3.9 lbs (OEM) and doesn't require any steering line rerouting, nor any cutting.
For more info: https://forms.gle/KSciPVdAFrthuPop8
I see everyone coming up with their own variant now a days, but it seems everyone comes out with a more and more expensive one. Why?
There are some just over $200 and some names everyone throws around with these things at the $400 range, but this is the second one I have seen this week pushing close to $500.
Why after 8 years since the this gen was sold new is there not a cheap option yet? I know aluminum is expensive, but not that expensive.
Epoustouflant wroteLooks awesome. My one complaint, can we just stop using the words aviation grade/military grade materials? There is technically no such thing. Aviation materials have to be certified for the intended use and can be made out of anything as long as they can pass certain tests and meet requirements for the specific use of that part. Example a specific type of aluminum can be certified for the landing gear but not the passenger seats. That being said the material the that is used in any consumer product would never have anything to do with aviation or the military because it's not intended for the military or an airplane. Airplane tires are made out of the exact same rubber as passenger tires but you cannot call them aviation grade because they didn't go through the same process. Personally and I'm probably alone when I see a consumer product that states aviation grade I assume they either think their customers are idiots or they're the idiot.Set up a new GBI was not going to replace my felt under tray for another one.
Made by a fellow M3 owner & aerospace engineer by trade. Lightweight: 3.7 lbs versus 3.9 lbs (OEM) and doesn't require any steering line rerouting, nor any cutting.
For more info: https://forms.gle/KSciPVdAFrthuPop8