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  1. From my own experience with both N55 and N57:

    535i F11 - a $100 in petrol would last me about a week, standard daily "city - over the bridge - city" commute with an occasional out of town trip. Or $200 in two weeks.

    640D F06 - a $100 in diesel (full tank is actually $90 something) will last me just over two weeks for the same commute. That's about 800km of travels per tank. URC is $0.06 per km or about $48 per tank in my case. $148 in two weeks. 


  2. Have had my N57D30T1 for almost a year now and done close to 15k. Absolutely love it and take it any day over a N55 (had one of those for almost a year too). 

    Pulls like a freight train yet consumes only 5.5-6L on an open road. Central Auckland only is around 9L if you push it around a bit.

     

    There is a number of variations of N57 though and as I understand it not all N57 are the same in terms of reliability.  


  3. 13 hours ago, Arma said:

    I managed to do the big MHD flash (~40 mins) with my CTEK 5 amp charger without any issue, but from what I hear the xHP flash draws a lot more current than the MHD flash.

    Took me 15min all up to do the initial flash (8HP) ;)  

    Tells you exactly how long it is going to take.

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  4. 8 minutes ago, B.M.W Ltd said:

    Well done. You obvious;y have a healthy battery and had all accessories turned off. It doesn't always work out that way with different flash programs

    I know, that's why I will not attempt to flash the whole car at once. 

    PS: did you sell your power supply on facebook? Pretty sure I saw the same unit for sale a while back, not surprisingly euro surgeon were quick to take it. 


  5. 18 minutes ago, M3AN said:

    Heaps of them on Trademe... and you can borrow mine if you still need one.

    Don't really want to spend money on something that'll be only used once or twice. 

    Thank you for the offer, from what I've read I need at least 50A power supply for an F-series. Would suck massively if the car goes to sleep mid process... :D 


  6. 2 minutes ago, qube said:

    While I was road tripping I saw in Whangarei they had a big caged play area for dogs, like a dog playground, nothing like that in AKL i suppose..?

    There is actually one half way up Mt. Eden, two in fact.

     

    Grey Lynn park is also off-leash, not caged though.

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  7. I found Meola reef to be a bit rough (a couple of years back, never been back since) - lots of crap everywhere, not so friendly/well behaved dogs etc. 

     

    Waiatarua is a much more safer and pleasant place. 

     

    Have you tried St Leonards beach? Off-leash year round but very much tide dependent, has to be a low tide.  

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