Hopeful new owner - e60 in the works
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Hi everyone, new member and hopefully soon to be new owner checking in from South Florida. Working on a 2008 535i 6spd and hope to get it wrapped up and picked up today. Already shopping for some mods. I previously owned a couple G35 Coupe 6MTs, did some work to them, and can't wait to get back into some light modding. Keep it classy and build a mean ride.
See you guys around...
See you guys around...
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Thanks guys, and everything worked out great. Picked her up Saturday morning. Dark gray (space gray metallic I think) exterior, gray interior, 6spd, sport. Already ran about 300 miles and couldnt be happier.
I am looking at a chip (JB 2 or 3 most likely but still researching), M5 style spoiler, hopefully get it tinted in the next couple days , and then see whats next.
I am looking at a chip (JB 2 or 3 most likely but still researching), M5 style spoiler, hopefully get it tinted in the next couple days , and then see whats next.
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Thanks guys, and everything worked out great. Picked her up Saturday morning. Dark gray (space gray metallic I think) exterior, gray interior, 6spd, sport. Already ran about 300 miles and couldnt be happier.
I am looking at a chip (JB 2 or 3 most likely but still researching), M5 style spoiler, hopefully get it tinted in the next couple days , and then see whats next.
I am looking at a chip (JB 2 or 3 most likely but still researching), M5 style spoiler, hopefully get it tinted in the next couple days , and then see whats next.
I recommend the ESS DirectFlash which FLASHES your ECU as opposed to a piggyback. MUCH easier to install as you are only connecting to the OBD instead of going into the DME by removing the covers etc PLUS, it's NOT a piggyback. Flashes are always better than piggybacks since piggybacks intercepts/scrambles the signals whereas a flash is an actual reading.
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I recommend the ESS DirectFlash which FLASHES your ECU as opposed to a piggyback. MUCH easier to install as you are only connecting to the OBD instead of going into the DME by removing the covers etc PLUS, it's NOT a piggyback. Flashes are always better than piggybacks since piggybacks intercepts/scrambles the signals whereas a flash is an actual reading.
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