E60 for Singaporeans
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found the actual post from hobi for steptronic paddles on m steering wheel - Hobi pointed to his website at: http://bmw-ci.com/mods_1_1.asp
it is a DIY effort. looks damn cool. he's got part numbers & the complete walk thru of installation - it is also found in the DIY section of this forum
it is a DIY effort. looks damn cool. he's got part numbers & the complete walk thru of installation - it is also found in the DIY section of this forum
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Originally Posted by eugeneloke' date='Oct 4 2005, 10:55 AM
found the actual post from hobi for steptronic paddles on m steering wheel - Hobi pointed to his website at: http://bmw-ci.com/mods_1_1.asp
it is a DIY effort. looks damn cool. he's got part numbers & the complete walk thru of installation - it is also found in the DIY section of this forum
it is a DIY effort. looks damn cool. he's got part numbers & the complete walk thru of installation - it is also found in the DIY section of this forum
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Originally Posted by zag' date='Oct 3 2005, 12:49 PM
OK! after couple hundreds of km with the new k&n filter, I am convinced I can really feel the engine is smoother and more eager to rev all the way to the red. Darn! been running with choked intake for so long i felt like kicking myself now.
Oh yeah, also the M-steering, got it fitted finally. this how bimmer supposed to feel like. A must have if you don't already!
Oh yeah, also the M-steering, got it fitted finally. this how bimmer supposed to feel like. A must have if you don't already!
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Originally Posted by lmk' date='Oct 3 2005, 09:01 PM
[quote name='eugeneloke' date='Oct 4 2005, 10:55 AM']found the actual post from hobi for steptronic paddles on m steering wheel - Hobi pointed to his website at: http://bmw-ci.com/mods_1_1.asp
it is a DIY effort. looks damn cool. he's got part numbers & the complete walk thru of installation - it is also found in the DIY section of this forum
it is a DIY effort. looks damn cool. he's got part numbers & the complete walk thru of installation - it is also found in the DIY section of this forum
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[/quote]I've was tempted by this a while back (M shift paddles), but according to the CSA, it will definitely void warranty, plus it's not something you can hide easily......
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ok, let's start: (at the moment 190sgd)
1. Eugene Loke
2. Edlee (plus interface)
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i try to negotiate for better buying price if possible.....Ming and I is out (we bought it!)
1. Eugene Loke
2. Edlee (plus interface)
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4.
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i try to negotiate for better buying price if possible.....Ming and I is out (we bought it!)
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i am looking at this gadget for my macmini.
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_3.asp?m1d=1&m2d=3
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_11.asp?m1d=1&m2d=11
itchy hands liao.
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_3.asp?m1d=1&m2d=3
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_11.asp?m1d=1&m2d=11
itchy hands liao.
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Originally Posted by lmk' date='Oct 4 2005, 11:46 AM
i am looking at this gadget for my macmini.
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_3.asp?m1d=1&m2d=3
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_11.asp?m1d=1&m2d=11
itchy hands liao.
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_3.asp?m1d=1&m2d=3
http://www.soundgraph.com/pr/e_pr_11.asp?m1d=1&m2d=11
itchy hands liao.
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and if possible, i wish my idrive screen will look like this when i start my car:
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Originally Posted by eggz' date='Oct 4 2005, 11:10 AM
[quote name='zag' date='Oct 3 2005, 12:49 PM']OK! after couple hundreds of km with the new k&n filter, I am convinced I can really feel the engine is smoother and more eager to rev all the way to the red. Darn! been running with choked intake for so long i felt like kicking myself now.
Oh yeah, also the M-steering, got it fitted finally. this how bimmer supposed to feel like. A must have if you don't already!
Oh yeah, also the M-steering, got it fitted finally. this how bimmer supposed to feel like. A must have if you don't already!
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[/quote]The K&N is just a filter replacement of the original paper filter. The K&N is better coz it let the air flow thru easier. See here http://www.gruppem.co.jp/en/product/kandn/...ment/index.html
I first used them in my e46 320i back then. It only cost S$95. Have you checked your fillter recently?
Toto's GruppeM is different I beleive it has more sophisticated way for airflow and cooling at the intake.
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[Lmk,
take a look at iDash project: http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops-pcs...-car-032722.php
but for this you will need a touchscreen
also checked with CSA at PML - the steptronic paddles will void warranty - it requires patching a wire to the current steptronic controller at the gear selector assembly
take a look at iDash project: http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops-pcs...-car-032722.php
but for this you will need a touchscreen
also checked with CSA at PML - the steptronic paddles will void warranty - it requires patching a wire to the current steptronic controller at the gear selector assembly
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Originally Posted by eugeneloke' date='Oct 4 2005, 01:03 PM
[Lmk,
take a look at iDash project: http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops-pcs...-car-032722.php
but for this you will need a touchscreen
take a look at iDash project: http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops-pcs...-car-032722.php
but for this you will need a touchscreen
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