It's by GJP who has been making stuff for the twins for a while now.
All flex kits are basically the same as they all use the same sensor. Well, except the Visconti kit which uses subpar hoses. Just purchase one that you prefer and works the best with/for your tuner/software.
I run wheels with different offsets, spacers, no spacers, different tire radius all throughout a season.
Alignments are also done via the center points. If wheels and tires and such change alignments enough to matter, no pro teams would use hub stands to do their alignments.
You have nothing...
Could be a lot of things. I can't remember, have you done a full scan of the car with bimmerlink yet?
Also, I thought you said LTFT and STFT looked fine after I asked you about them before?
Injectors shut off when throttle closes so normal for AFR to go full lean.
LTFT at -20 is maxed out at trying to reduce fuel, seems like something is dumping fuel in. Healthy car/tune should have LTFT at approx. +/- 1
yup, modern “break in instructions” are more for making sure people acclimate to a car and things like the brakes get bed in. Nothing to do with breaking in an engine. They are already broken in during the assembly process.
@concept is lost in time.
When I was shopping for a 3 series a couple months ago, the local bmw dealer wouldn’t budge on an already over priced 3 series. In fact, the finance manager gave me all sorts of attitude about how they couldn’t drop $1,000 off the asking price on the used 330i Msport I was looking at. I got up...
Def not 1:1 but pretty close. Going to assume same frame and different bolstering/cover. Also the M buckets have the crotch destroyer while the Sport C does not.