owned for 3 years now is the time to say hello perhaps

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drssg

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Hello everyone,
I thought i would say hey, i have owned my '06 Z4 coupe since 2012 but never got into the forum thing. Only recently did i purchase something else (a 944) and found the experience quite good so thought i would join :)
Here she is
http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b427/drssg121/z4_zpswuj2sfs5.jpg

Driven 16k in 3 and a half years. Only have had two modifications.
1. A replacement of the fabled bendy aerial (not in the pic above as this pic is a little old)
2. Replaced full exhaust custom made by brixton fabrication in orpington which (subjectively) has made it sound absolutely barnstorming.

I've been lucky, no problems in four years apart from the lambda sensors, still on run flats and i just think the overall package is fantastic


Anyway thanks for reading
S
 
Montego blue on 108s is a great look for the coupe
You missed out on 3 forum years but good you joined up in the end :thumbsup: welcome :)
 
many thanks for the warm welcome guys... look forward to gain some knowledge and have some fun :)
I do have one quick question not sure if this is the best place to ask... my crappy stubby aerial has discoloured within a year and has terrible reception any others you would recommend?
 
drssg said:
many thanks for the warm welcome guys... look forward to gain some knowledge and have some fun :)
I do have one quick question not sure if this is the best place to ask... my crappy stubby aerial has discoloured within a year and has terrible reception any others you would recommend?
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I bought one of these, hasn't discoloured - I don't listen to the radio much, but reception seems ok :)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Short-Stubby-Bullet-Aerial-65mm-BMW-1-Series-116-118-120-130-E81-E82-E87-Z4-Mini-/261934203379?hash=item3cfc7ec1f3:g:7CwAAOxycmBS8Vtl
 
I was going to suggest that you restore your Zed to its former glory with a whippy, but too late I guess. :(
 
I have been meaning to ask... Do people go for a stubby because it's standard on a ///M? (...and better in the car wash)

I would have thought the laws of physics dictate that a longer whippy would achieve better signal reception.
 
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