Recent content by Rassi

The one thing that the 35is has, and was a stand out feature for me, is the fantastic sport exhaust - the burbles and bangs on the overrun and when lifting off was addictive. This and many other parameters can be changed using an app like the MHD, which I did myself (+ a Wagner intercooler) -...

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Bump. £50 ONO https://bimmer-connect.com/products/bg-mhdex?utm_source=ShoppingAds&utm_medium=Google&utm_campaign=bg-mhdex&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoub3BRC6ARIsABGhnybHNwPQ1oYEyJIwlxzI0hWKEdja1A6pe_jW0EXpd7VUSKynwipLE8AaAmdmEALw_wcB

It allows you to do a remap with MHD, and to run the monitoring of various functions. Especially for N54 and N20 engines

The very rare V6 option is known to be very economical :)

I think non-modified cars keep their value. Any mod should be considered for your pleasure, and with no positive impact on resale. As has been mentioned above, the stubby aerial and the LCI side-indicators are probably worthwhile, as are the LCI steering wheel paddles, making the car possibly...

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Unfortunately, yes. 2 weeks after installation, I swapped my 540i and the Z4 for an X3M. I have a MHD WiFi OBD2 connector for sale though... :innocent:

£50 including shipping, ONO.

Thanks for clarifying :thumbsup:

This was on my Z4. MHD recommends it for their stage 1+, and the factory IC is rather on the small side, even for stock. As I sold the car 2 weeks after the installation, I could have saved myself the expense.... :headbang:

As I have just sold my Z4, I have for sale a brand new MHD WiFi OBD2 adapter. Selling for £55, including shipping (new 79 euro plus shipping)

In preparation of a MHD stage 1+ where it is recommended to upgrade the intercooler, I decided to do just this - ordered the Wagner EVO 1 intercooler, at 499 euro, which is meant to be plug & play. The instructions indicate that it is a 60 minute job, however, without a lift and doing it on...

Mine is at 50k and would replace with adaptive if ever needed. Mostly drive it in Comfort, but like the ability to stiffen it up in Sport whenever

Heat them up with a hairdryer, to soften the adhesive and either pry them off with your fingers, or slide a fishing line behind and "saw" them off. Remove the leftover adhesive by rolling them up, again easier with heat, and then a light polish to remove any outline left.