[E92William]

Originally Posted by JonOhh

Picked up a set of Indy's last year, really pleased with them, especially for the price. How are yours holding up?

Mines are great but my worn suspension seems to have taken a toll on the inner side of them that's why I'm replacing all bushings in my front. Rest of the tire is great after 8k miles or so

[Iwiggs]

Just finished wrapping the trim (matte black) and put on a new shift knob.

Just need an M wheel and I am done. At least for a bit.

[unixnerd]

Originally Posted by Iwiggs

Just finished wrapping the trim (matte black) and put on a new shift knob.

Just need an M wheel and I am done. At least for a bit.

That matt black looks really nice. My car had the silver but I swapped out for the dark wood style.

[tcphoto]

You need Sport seats!

[neilvan]

Originally Posted by tcphoto

You need Sport seats!

This 100%^^ sport to M-sport wheel is nice for sure but seats will be a wayyyy more noticeable upgrade

[joe13042]

I’ve been struggling with a throttle body issue

[Iwiggs]

Originally Posted by tcphoto

You need Sport seats!

What have you done! Now I am googling these seats! Man you are right. They are hawt!

[213e90n51]

Originally Posted by Aceway

Last time I go to a place that just impacts wheels on. How much do you think the dealership will charge to fix this?

Get a razor and sewing needles, go to the mechanic or techs car. At night cut a small slit in the brake line at the top and poke 3 holes with the needles near the caliper.

[GRUESOM3]

Old plates were peeling so ordered custom 3 digit ones. Guees I got lucky.

[Brandoch]

Originally Posted by 213e90n51

Get a razor and sewing needles, go to the mechanic or techs car. At night cut a small slit in the brake line at the top and poke 3 holes with the needles near the caliper.

WTF! Yes let's kill people.

[E92William]

Originally Posted by joe13042

I’ve been struggling with a throttle body issue

Any codes? I've got a few throttle bodies laying around

[E92William]

Got rid of my front axles today. At least for now. Eventually if I do plan to move somewhere I need xdrive I will put my front driveshaft back on and buy a new passenger side axle but as of now it's better and has noticeably less rolling resistance

[shawnsep]

Picked it up after 4 days at the dealership for headlight replacement. My driver headlight was pointed too low and could not be adjusted. Apparently this is pretty common but I didn't have to investigate and repair myself.

SA came through for me and got the 3rd party warranty company to approve the replacement. Now its better but still not as bright as I would have hoped. Looking for better D1S bulbs.

[Chapperss]

Learnt how to drive her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[brodosi]

It was beautiful in Tampa Florida, so a wash, wax and leather treatment.

[neilvan]

Originally Posted by E92William

It's rebuilt disa valve testing hours:

Also LemansE90335xi was right about looking "certifiable" with the computer outside, I had a neighbor ask if I was a bmw mechanic

Are you using Formic acid to seal all your disas? If so what percent strength?

I've got 85% but even after 12 hours of curing, after pulling on it for 30 seconds with 1 nail I can manage to crack em open

[colorado.e9x]

Originally Posted by neilvan

Are you using Formic acid to seal all your disas? If so what percent strength?

I've got 85% but even after 12 hours of curing, after pulling on it for 30 seconds with 1 nail I can manage to crack em open

95% is the minimum you want to use. This is what Will has. I've also learned that the plastic needs to be completely free of absolutely anything before and after you apply.

What I mean by this is I cracked my case open with a small flathead screwdriver as a pick. Leftover lubricant I used (ahem, engine oil from when it got flooded) managed to seep through those little marks and ruin the bonding process with the acid. This was only on the small disa, the large one sealed fine

[neilvan]

Originally Posted by colorado.e9x

95% is the minimum you want to use. This is what Will has. I've also learned that the plastic needs to be completely free of absolutely anything before and after you apply.

What I mean by this is I cracked my case open with a small flathead screwdriver as a pick. Leftover lubricant I used (ahem, engine oil from when it got flooded) managed to seep through those little marks and ruin the bonding process with the acid. This was only on the small disa, the large one sealed fine

Damn it lol. North of the border I can only source 85%. Anything higher doesn't exist(unless I want to buy 25L of it).

Ya I got it clean and dry, put a nice layer on 1 side and clamped it overnight.

I have a few spare small ones I've cleaned out to make them work just like new but this is the last step.

[colorado.e9x]

Originally Posted by neilvan

Damn it lol. North of the border I can only source 85%. Anything higher doesn't exist(unless I want to buy 25L of it).

Ya I got it clean and dry, put a nice layer on 1 side and clamped it overnight.

I have a few spare small ones I've cleaned out to make them work just like new but this is the last step.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/283464634847

Damn that's unfortunate lol, this is the link I used for the acid. Shortly after the project I gave it to Will, he'll use it way more than I would have 😂

I did two thick layers on either side and it worked, aside from the small disa issue

[Soden82]

Went a record 4 weeks without a check engine light. This was one week after catless dps, inlets and atm exhaust install.

Now just time to reset adaptations and figure out whether I need a new primary or secondary o2.

[Wingnutts]

Originally Posted by JonOhh

Picked up a set of Indy's last year, really pleased with them, especially for the price. How are yours holding up?

I just put my winter wheels on. I ran the Indy's for the first time this and was pleased with their wear and performance, especially in wet conditions. I definitely have another year in them and maybe, just maybe two more. I have worn down the tops of the letters on the side walls to give you an idea of how I use them.

[JonOhh]

Originally Posted by E92William

Mines are great but my worn suspension seems to have taken a toll on the inner side of them that's why I'm replacing all bushings in my front. Rest of the tire is great after 8k miles or so

Ah in that case it seems I have more miles on mine. They seem to be doing remarkably well, even though I beat the crap out of them.

For the price they're hard to beat.