CPWINCH wroteSo proper soaking, will be interesting to see your result. Like 335D I only had it on for 24h and not very hot. Still made a subtle but nice difference but will soak longer next time.Today I did the Leatherique Rejuvenator on my Fox Red seats. Has to soak for a day or 2
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Helmsman wroteI wish, it's the bemmer world tank!Very nice metal work! You do that cutting and welding yourself mate?
CPWINCH wroteToday I did the Leatherique Rejuvenator on my Fox Red seats. Has to soak for a day or two
That's the best way to do it. Get it as hot as he'll in there
i had not 1 but 2 metal pieces puncturing my rear tire
a nail and a screw
so i used my stock wheel as a temporary spare
plugged it for now but i will have probably end up replacing the tire soon
currently using michelin pilot sport 4s on all 4
may try out the continental extreme contact sports
Bartledoo wroteAre you sure you didn't miss any spots?!!!Gat dayum that's juicy af.
Very thorough !!!
KanseiDorifto wroteWhich plenum is this?akkando wroteSuch a great view - is this Skyline Boulevard?Caught a little bit of a sunset last night.
I've been meaning to take my E90 up there too ever since I got it a month ago but I've been too lazy to make the drive up there from South Bay. I'm really itching to now...
Helmsman wroteThank you!F36Baker wroteWow, bingo, they are bloody stunning!!Here you go
SilverSlug wroteVideo description says it's an Eventuri plenum. I'm happy with the CarboProject plenum but wow this sounds goodKanseiDorifto wroteWhich plenum is this?akkando wroteSuch a great view - is this Skyline Boulevard?Caught a little bit of a sunset last night.
I've been meaning to take my E90 up there too ever since I got it a month ago but I've been too lazy to make the drive up there from South Bay. I'm really itching to now...
Check their other short clip
CPWINCH wroteKeep us posted on the progress! I'd be interested in seeing the before, during, and after shots!Today I did the Leatherique Rejuvenator on my Fox Red seats. Has to soak for a day or 2
IMG_3630 by Connor winchell, on Flickr
WA///M wroteAsk and you shall receive!Keep us posted on the progress! I'd be interested in seeing the before, during, and after shots!
Before:
IMG_3613 by Connor winchell, on FlickrDuring (let soak for 36hours):
IMG_3630 by Connor winchell, on FlickrAfter:
IMG_3644 by Connor winchell, on FlickrI am shocked how great it worked. Im not sure if it is apparent in the photos but the actual feel of the leather is so much more supple and hydrated now. It really wasn't too hard either. About 2 hours of hard work total and the outcome is totally worth it.
CPWINCH wroteLooks lovely! Did you clean off using Pristine only? Mine felt a bit rubbery after so second round with water which helped. Maybe skip Pristine all together next time..?Ask and you shall receive!
I am shocked how great it worked. Im not sure if it is apparent in the photos but the actual feel of the leather is so much more supple and hydrated now. It really wasn't too hard either. About 2 hours of hard work total and the outcome is totally worth it.
Just picked up a set of 18" Apex Arc 8s. Modding complete! I'm out. Well...maybe except for a carbon comp pack spoiler.
Helmsman wroteI have these rather large microfiber towels (picture beach towels but made of microfiber) and I soaked them in warm water and had a bowl of prestige clean diluted 50% next to me. I started first by putting prestine clean directly on my hands and I rubbed it all over the seats similar to how I used the rejuvanator.Looks lovely! Did you clean off using Pristine only? Mine felt a bit rubbery after so second round with water which helped. Maybe skip Pristine all together next time..?
Let it soak for a minute or so and then use the slightly damp microfiber to rub down the whole seat. I would dip the towel in the 50% dilution whenever I felt too much friction on the seats. Just kept repeating until it was no longer sticky. It took about 5 of those full size microfiber but was well worth it.
CPWINCH wroteCheers mate - added to the instructions for my next round!I have these rather large microfiber towels (picture beach towels but made of microfiber) and I soaked them in warm water and had a bowl of prestige clean diluted 50% next to me. I started first by putting prestine clean directly on my hands and I rubbed it all over the seats similar to how I used the rejuvanator.
Let it soak for a minute or so and then use the slightly damp microfiber to rub down the whole seat. I would dip the towel in the 50% dilution whenever I felt too much friction on the seats. Just kept repeating until it was no longer sticky. It took about 5 of those full size microfiber but was well worth it.
DL335D wroteCome on......... you know better.....The mods will not stop! I will give it a week and you will show us your new mod! It's ok ...we are all infected!Just picked up a set of 18" Apex Arc 8s. Modding complete! I'm out. Well...maybe except for a carbon comp pack spoiler.
Went full Recaro.
Silos wroteLove the seats. By any chance you could let me know what you did for the conversion on the front seats? I've been considering on doing Recaros.Went full Recaro.
A52_M3at wroteThanks! I bought them from someone that luckily provided all the hardware including the sliders and Macht Schnell base floor mounts. Aside from that and the coding out the air bag lights, there wasnt much to it.Love the seats. By any chance you could let me know what you did for the conversion on the front seats? I've been considering on doing Recaros.
I sat in my M3 while my seat error codes were remotely coded out. A very awkward experience, but very pleasant about the result and recommend Alex @ Alpine for any remote coding you need.
New Aza steering wheel. This will be my 4th steering wheel on this car 
jiggz wrotelove this. how long from your order until get it?New Aza steering wheel. This will be my 4th steering wheel on this car
it should be 6-7 weeks?
