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Koni special active.

Never used Google's chrome browser then?

As it isn't plugged in it is blank but it will show the level it left the factory against the current one. I think the last 2 sections are the month and year.

They have a subscription so they always have the latest.

Heat then freeze spray m8, if it snaps you can drill into it and use an extractor.

Rolling road DSC errors clear after 10 miles so it must be something failed?

You're not far wrong there, may as well transplant the lot on the subframe as everything is different, active engine mounts need retrofitting etc, this is why it's easier to buy another car unless you come across a write off donor car that needs a new shell.

http://codinge90.com/getting-started/ http://codinge90.com/ncs-expert-how-to-modify-nettodat-files/ You can load the files into NCSDummy where it lets you modify with a GUI then export the file to use in NCSExpert edited to suit.

The mulf 2 doesn't do Bluetooth on the e6x cars, you would be looking at a new TCU to get Bluetooth. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

You really can't compare the 2 m8, one was a sports coupe and the others a barge on wheels I just couldn't stand the thought of having a 5 series estate that felt every pebble in the road, it went round corners on rails but the car left the factory on the B8's so it was tuned to that setup. My main issue with the e61 was the bangs when you hit a pothole (aka pothole explosions) as I am on Primacy 3 run flats so it makes things 10x worse, the Koni's stopped that dead, tightened it up a fair bit, you can still feel the road like the B8's but I would say it halved the feedback removing the bit's you don't want to feel unless you're on a race track. The 328 came with solid lollipop bushes on the front like the M3, I decided to stay stock with Lemforder on the 535 to retain comfort. It does go around corners well for a 2 tonne barge and it isn't as keen to wheelspin off like it did on the stock kit with 100k on it. No problem.

If you want handling over comfort the Bilstein it is (lifetime warranty) If you want better comfort than the stock M sport setup without the pothole explosions and the ability to give it the odd rag with an improved handling over stock then KSA FYI you can only buy stock rear shocks from BMW £££££ I did give the B8's serious consideration but it came down to the wank state of our roads and the car being used for trips to Cornwall. I kinda grew up after owning the E36 328 when I got into the 535d and wanted to be able to cruise and keep my fillings

Yes m8.

The B8 are just slightly shorter but afaik still valved the same to account for the reduced spring travel. I have them on my E61 and body roll is reduced. I have no idea about the life of the special actives as they are the latest release but you would hope they last longer?

Cableshack, Jimmy is a forum sponsor and will sort you out. Where do you live as you may have one of us close enough to help you?

I expect so as they are so hard, I had the b8 on my 328 as a factory option and they were so hard long trips were not fun. B8 are shorter b6, not sure if the m sport needs the b8 tbh? Body roll is down compared to stock though. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk