[antiks]

Originally Posted by michael1284

lol $850! and plus...i can adjust to my hearts desire.

fat chicks in the rear this weekend - better raise it a few inches!


the ST's actually feel pretty good - even compard to my FSD/prokit before. you will see when i bring it in for service for my oil change lol

fat chicks in the rear is always good for moar low street cred..

[nafoo]

Originally Posted by michael1284

lol $850! and plus...i can adjust to my hearts desire.

fat chicks in the rear this weekend - better raise it a few inches!


the ST's actually feel pretty good - even compard to my FSD/prokit before. you will see when i bring it in for service for my oil change lol

Meh, I need to finish taking out my rear seats so I will never have that issue

[landman2k1]

Originally Posted by Wookie420

I don't know anything about TCK's but here's what I do know about AST's

1)They are LOCAL!
2)Mono-tube shocks that can be rebuilt on the cheap LOCALLY
3)The 4100's are on clearance sale (well, they were through yesterday)
get in touch with Brian Hanchey at AST in Plano (www.ast-usa.com) and see if he'll extend the sale.

So, Wookie..... After a few months on the ASTs, how are you liking them? Ride comfort compromised much? This will be one of my next purchases, so I wanted to get your thoughts after spending some time on them.

[Misturrtinnie]

Didn't know Michael was such a chubby chaser. Haha

[artifice]

Originally Posted by Misturrtinnie

Didn't know Michael was such a chubby chaser. Haha

Milk-a-who?

he is dating my cousin.... careful. haha

[Ms6 to 335i]

i need to lower my car and get newer rims

[zmt]

Does anyone in the DFW area have the tools to register/code a new battery? I had to get a jump at the gas station today and I'm gonna go ahead and guess the battery in my car is OG and due for a change. I don't really want to pay whatever crazy prices the dealer is going to quote me (I'm gonna set the O/U at $450, any takers? )

[Motastic]

ordered sonictuning coilovers, meyle tension struts, vinyl, m3 bumper, m3 sideskirts.....wooohooo its gonna be a fun week or so!

[secretsquirrel]

Originally Posted by zmt

Does anyone in the DFW area have the tools to register/code a new battery? I had to get a jump at the gas station today and I'm gonna go ahead and guess the battery in my car is OG and due for a change. I don't really want to pay whatever crazy prices the dealer is going to quote me (I'm gonna set the O/U at $450, any takers? )

I should have my coding cable today or tomorrow. I've got to register my own battery (I've also got a 07, so I should be able to repeat the process with little modifications). Of course, I can offer no promises, but I'm willing to help. PM me if interested.

[Imperator]

The procedure is very easy but you'll need INPA working first. Also note early '07 cars have a different pinout requirement on the coding cable.

Before replacing your battery, be sure to identify the exact type and capacity of battery in your car. If it's a 90Ah AGM type, you want to replace it with the same. If it's a 82Ah wet battery, replace it with the same.

The "registration" process only resets the charging routines for a new battery. It will not alter the battery adaptations for a different type of battery.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=532315

[zmt]

Originally Posted by Imperator

The procedure is very easy but you'll need INPA working first. Also note early '07 cars have a different pinout requirement on the coding cable.

Before replacing your battery, be sure to identify the exact type and capacity of battery in your car. If it's a 90Ah AGM type, you want to replace it with the same. If it's a 82Ah wet battery, replace it with the same.

The "registration" process only resets the charging routines for a new battery. It will not alter the battery adaptations for a different type of battery.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=532315

That all gels with what I've seen. I don't think I have an AGM battery (OEM white batteries are lead acid right?). Hopefully I can find an aftermarket one with the correct specs. Maybe I should look into getting myself a cable and finally dive into coding...

edit: read the post you linked to and saw where you'd recode CAS with the new battery parameters

[Misturrtinnie]

Originally Posted by artifice

Milk-a-who?

he is dating my cousin.... careful. haha

It was towards all the fat chicks (me & Minho) being in his back seat when he takes me to dinner.

But anywho. Anyone locally familiar with doing the jb3-jb4 wiring harness modifaction? I wanna do it but I'm more mechinically inclined then being a electrician. Haha rogerrrrr?

[Imperator]

Sure, I'll give it a shot. I have a MUCH better soldering iron this time around! Mind sending me a link to the conversion instructions?

[Misturrtinnie]

Originally Posted by Imperator

Sure, I'll give it a shot. I have a MUCH better soldering iron this time around! Mind sending me a link to the conversion instructions?

Yeah let me find it and I'll pm you. I guess I'll go ahead and order it along with some more goodies.

[Misturrtinnie]

Originally Posted by Imperator

Sure, I'll give it a shot. I have a MUCH better soldering iron this time around! Mind sending me a link to the conversion instructions?

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=489350

There's actually no soldering involved so I might just attempt it myself. If I fail I will be coming by haha.

[michael1284]

Originally Posted by Misturrtinnie

It was towards all the fat chicks (me & Minho) being in his back seat when he takes me to dinner.

But anywho. Anyone locally familiar with doing the jb3-jb4 wiring harness modifaction? I wanna do it but I'm more mechinically inclined then being a electrician. Haha rogerrrrr?

lol what is this - i was only paying for your dinner, i'm not wining and dining yall!

[Misturrtinnie]

I better get a wine and dine. Haha sweet talk and everything! I want you to open my door also. Haha

[artifice]

Originally Posted by Misturrtinnie

It was towards all the fat chicks (me & Minho) being in his back seat when he takes me to dinner.

But anywho. Anyone locally familiar with doing the jb3-jb4 wiring harness modifaction? I wanna do it but I'm more mechinically inclined then being a electrician. Haha rogerrrrr?

You should lower his car before you get in and watch his face everytime you guys hit a bump

[michael1284]

yesterday i had to pick up my uncle/aunt from airport - 2 ppl, 3 suitcases full - i could hear it rub slightly on big dips - nothing bad.

today - 2 cases of costco water - bunch of other random stuff to fill out the trunk - tires look tucked but no rub.

[Misturrtinnie]

Originally Posted by michael1284

yesterday i had to pick up my uncle/aunt from airport - 2 ppl, 3 suitcases full - i could hear it rub slightly on big dips - nothing bad.

today - 2 cases of costco water - bunch of other random stuff to fill out the trunk - tires look tucked but no rub.

You do know you drive a BMW right not a truck? Haha, guess what I carry? Me myself and I. Haha

[cmyk]

Originally Posted by BMOEW

any detailer suggestions?? i need some swirl removal on my g37 thanks

www.scottwax.com

[mgarza335i]

Originally Posted by Misturrtinnie

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=489350

There's actually no soldering involved so I might just attempt it myself. If I fail I will be coming by haha.

Its pretty easy to install, just make sure you don't cross the wires up. Like me i did and it wouldn't clamp on the ECU correctly. I was pretty frustrated but i emailed mike at burger tuning a couple of pics and he spotted what i was doing wrong. After that it was simple and easy.