[gstno1]

Michael, looked into it before. Here is the DIY
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=368738

*edit Page mine bi*ches

[michael1284]

Thanks. Just remembered I needed to post the wastegate rattle fix for you.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=176269

Lemme know if you have a 4mm wrench...I need to order one online

[gstno1]

I bet i can come up with one if i ask around to the body guys.

Yay! We can have a waistgate rattle fix party.

[Imperator]

Originally Posted by michael1284

After swapping out my old CP for Moe's Stett CP...and noticing some oil in there already...pulled the trigger and got a BSH OCC Anyone install one before?

Good timing! I just installed the BSH can in my car this past Sunday. IMHO Former_Boosted's install thread is missing a few pointers-- I'll help you with the install once yours comes in.

[Imperator]

Originally Posted by 4DR Assassin

Yea, they are. I have a plate in mind, but I think I'm going to stick to the 6 digit plates. Especially if I get one for the E90 and the S4. Still can't believe they charge so much. Is the $195 on top of your normal registration fee or all included?

Registration is extra and they sometimes charge an additional small fee to 'sync' your new plates with the registration expiration of your prior plates. I just let mine expire until the new plates arrive at the county office.

[gstno1]

PICTURES OF TIPS! As requested.
(See below, Michael scaled them down. Thnx)

[michael1284]

Resized for you. I can't tell the difference between chrome and black chrome? Lol..looks good though.

[UltraRacer13]

What did you discover in the bsh occ install? I am having Stett install mine friday with my new oil cooler. I was going to point him to the diy

[michael1284]

Dang Joe, didn't you buy that OCC like months ago?

PS. How much is a "track inspection" for that MSR event at the end of April? Thinking about going...

[UltraRacer13]

I had to find time to get it done. No hurry during the winter. A tech inspection and brake flush are like $100 at classic. Just talked with my SA - you will get no flack for taking your car to it. My SA actually suggested I go before I told him I was signed up

[Imperator]

Originally Posted by TXSailor

What did you discover in the bsh occ install? I am having Stett install mine friday with my new oil cooler. I was going to point him to the diy

You can do the install yourself if you'd like to save an hour or more of shop labor... it's pretty easy to do, just takes time and tough hands.

Lessons learned:

• There is no need to remove the wire harness from the PCV neck/adapter on the intake tract
• There is no need to remove the PCV neck/adapter on the intake tract at all
• The square clips are delicate, but only two sides of the clip hold the pipe on. It's the weirdest junction I've ever seen and works best when massaged with a small flathead screwdriver
• Remove the black clips on both sides of the PCV breather tube-- the "passenger side" on the valve cover and the clip on the PCV neck of the intake tract
• Once removed, it takes a good bit of force to pull the PCV valve off of the breather tube
• Position the brass elbow so it's pointing to the passenger side of the car once it's fitted to the PCV valve-- this will help with routing the breather hose to the catch can
• Don't bother cutting the hose until you've done a couple test fits first, and even then, give yourself 2" of slack to account for the nipples on each end
• Give yourself enough hose slack to route the connections around and behind the engine cover-- this will make it easier on you should you need to remove the engine cover in the future
• Pull out the windshield washer filler neck to give you enough room to fit the BSH catch can. You can also just unclip it and push it under the positive battery terminal
• Use the BSH-supplied lock nut to install the catch can bracket to the shock tower. It's bigger than the stock nut and will allow you to tighten it down using a 7/16" open-end wrench

[gstno1]

Originally Posted by Imperator

You can do the install yourself if you'd like to save an hour or more of shop labor... it's pretty easy to do, just takes time and tough hands.

Lessons learned:

• There is no need to remove the wire harness from the PCV neck/adapter on the intake tract
• There is no need to remove the PCV neck/adapter on the intake tract at all
• The square clips are delicate, but only two sides of the clip hold the pipe on. It's the weirdest junction I've ever seen and works best when massaged with a small flathead screwdriver
• Remove the black clips on both sides of the PCV breather tube-- the "passenger side" on the valve cover and the clip on the PCV neck of the intake tract
• Once removed, it takes a good bit of force to pull the PCV valve off of the breather tube
• Position the brass elbow so it's pointing to the passenger side of the car once it's fitted to the PCV valve-- this will help with routing the breather hose to the catch can
• Don't bother cutting the hose until you've done a couple test fits first, and even then, give yourself 2" of slack to account for the nipples on each end
• Give yourself enough hose slack to route the connections around and behind the engine cover-- this will make it easier on you should you need to remove the engine cover in the future
• Pull out the windshield washer filler neck to give you enough room to fit the BSH catch can. You can also just unclip it and push it under the positive battery terminal
• Use the BSH-supplied lock nut to install the catch can bracket to the shock tower. It's bigger than the stock nut and will allow you to tighten it down using a 7/16" open-end wrench

hehehe he said nipples

[bpsu07]

I finally convinced my friend (AW E92) to get coilovers...His budget around 1200-1300 what're some good coilovers to get? KW V2/V3 yea..he was just wondering what other type/brands are out there!

[secretsquirrel]

Originally Posted by bpsu07

I finally convinced my friend (AW E92) to get coilovers...His budget around 1200-1300 what're some good coilovers to get? KW V2/V3 yea..he was just wondering what other type/brands are out there!

FK Silverstone X's are great coilovers for that budget.

[michael1284]

Should have gotten the PSS9's for 1250 shipped!

[bpsu07]

Yea I know I saw that when they posted SOLD OUT! (( or else I, myself would've gotten those!

[gstno1]

OEM 335i side skirts rear bumper, and rare hartage spoiler for sale (willing to ship)
***give away prices***
http://dallas.craigslist.org/mdf/pts/2257499246.html


pictures of spoiler on car (spoiler $125)
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/h...6.html?image=3

[antiks]

teaser yo! lol ..

[gstno1]

Should i repeat what michael said about teasers?

[antiks]

Originally Posted by gstno1

Should i repeat what michael said about teasers?

what? you don't like the obscurity and the building anticipation!? lol

[michael1284]

teasers are gay!!!

[secretsquirrel]

Originally Posted by antiks

teaser yo! lol ..

Bragging bastard. I'm a lil jealous...