*Glenn*

True

Do you always road test your oil changes Graham ?? Saw you this arvo heading out to Clevedon... and you were speeding

A forum reader might do this. A technician using this product or a similar product and understanding how the vehicle worked and what the product did would remove both pre cat & after cat sensors when doing the clean. A scan tool would be required to reset fault codes & adaptions after the clean. And always use these products down stream from the MAF sensor

Panel Beating Supplies in Auckland.. they do it in black & grey. Ring me Monday if you want their contact details

Don't... and most of all...don't get caught

Are you using ELF Excellium LL01 or Solaris LL04 ??

I was there at 7.00 this morning for half an hour... didn't think it appropriate to ring at that hour

Yes the Ti Andy

No

Not necessarily Josh... vehicle use ..ie Short trips, especially in cold conditions can cause carbon build up in combustion chambers. The build up is not always due to wear or neglect by an owner.

I'll probably be doing the same this year Shelley...only driven it once up the road since Dec 24th Last year

Most have come in with a tube of urethane under each one... I'm not going to tie up a hoist for a day waiting for the stuff to go off

We've had cars come in for brakes with them on...it can take longer to get them off without breaking them than it takes to do the brake job.... we will not refit them... end of story

At least 3 of us have given you the right advice... why don't you listen ?? GET IT CHECKED BY THE DEALER OR A BMW SPECIALIST

Have a great day Johno From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd

Check with your painter before you do anything Lucan

Horses would be a good investment ATM

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I emailed you this morning.... Ring Ray @ HELLBM

So am I.. I'm interested in how it was done

I wondered also what headlights are being used in the car in the picture ?

http://www.bimmersport.co.nz/forums/index.php?showuser=4759

Not camber... they increase the castor angle, which helps counteract the bad effects of camber BTW: Kerry @ Mosens sells delrin ones which we have fitted quite alot of for members on here

No one said it can't be done Steve... the OP asked for more pictures... I questioned it because the picture didn't seem to match the auction description... the reason being that there are many rip off adds on Tardme ATM. I'm very interested in seeing some better pictures of how it's all been done.

You shouldn't have posted this.... your giving people inspiration