[RoundelM3]

Jeff - congrats on the new ride! Those Koreans really know how to build a quality car - my ex-neighbor in Round Rock got a similar Hyundai sedan and hasn't had any issues with it at all. Sounds like you and I both needed those 4 doors!

[BurnmstrJ]

Hey guys, I am working on getting my machine set up with DIS but am having some serious issues. Does anyone have this set up? Can anyone help me get this set up?

[RoundelM3]

Originally Posted by BurnmstrJ

Hey guys, I am working on getting my machine set up with DIS but am having some serious issues. Does anyone have this set up? Can anyone help me get this set up?

Sorry for the ignorance here, but what is "DIS"?

[The Ghost]

Originally Posted by roundel335

Sorry for the ignorance here, but what is "DIS"?

Dis is a good question.

[gizmo335i]

I have no idea....I would think he meant DIY but Y isn't close to S on the keyboard, lol

[RoundelM3]

So what is dis dat he's doin' to his machine? And which machine are we talking about?

[BurnmstrJ]

DIS is the diagnostic software that BMW used to use. v57 will work up to a 2009 vehicle.

[gizmo335i]

I knew that

[RoundelM3]

And here I thought it was INPA...

[BurnmstrJ]

Know any good Indy shops that would do some coding for me then?

[RoundelM3]

You might check with Rhine West - they have all the BMW computer gear. I also know a guy in Austin who can do the coding as well.

[BurnmstrJ]

Well rhine quoted me four whole dollars more than the dealer for the coding. I ended up at the dealer just bc there was also a recall for the battery cable.

got it back yesterday and jb4 today.

[Manoah]

anybody got some free time this morning? having some trouble with the HR springs on the front of my 335, the top hat wont fit in the new springs.

after some research, apparently these HR sport springs are for an M3. anyone have a set of HR sports for a 335? need these today.

760-608-7094, PLEASE HELP!

[I35it]

Originally Posted by BurnmstrJ

Well rhine quoted me four whole dollars more than the dealer for the coding. I ended up at the dealer just bc there was also a recall for the battery cable.

got it back yesterday and jb4 today.

What did you get coded?

[BurnmstrJ]

I had to have the steering angle sensor and the clock spring coded.

[Manoah]

well, that was some bullshit, but im a suspension pro now.

anyone looking to buy HR sport springs for their E90 M3?

[BurnmstrJ]

what do yiu mean?

[LAZ]

New San Antonio (& surrounding areas) FB group page, SN has changed the name to Eurotic
Facebook.com/groups/Eurotic

Here is a pic from our June cruise. We drove up to Kerrville!!!

[RoundelM3]

I recently drove up to Kerrville from over here in Boerne - went to Cal-Bob's smokehouse, which is on Highway 16 about a mile north of I-10. Absolutely great BBQ, friendly atmosphere (guy who runs it is a Vietnam Vet), and although it's small, he's open to having larger groups come through. Plenty of nearby parking. I was researching lunch places for our BMW CCA October event, and this place is definitely worth the trip.

Was wondering if we should maybe try and get together over at The Rim sometime - several good restaurants there with plenty of parking for show-and-tell. Maybe we could do it on a Friday evening after it cools down some?

[sh0rtdyboy]

Hello guys i am relocating to SA by the end of aug, originally we planned on moving to brownsville( wifes from there)but that wasn't area for any IT jobs. I am still in the market for a 2 bedroom apartment ($800-1000) would u guys have any recommendations. Anything would be helpful, jobs, housing, tips, carshop and etc...thanks

[RoundelM3]

Best thing you can do is get a realtor or use an apartment locator, and you should be able to find one of those online. Housing is reasonable here, but like most cities, the prices go down as you move outward from the downtown area. I live out in the Boerne area NW of downtown, and it's less traffic, better home prices, etc. All depends on what part of town you want to live in. SA is a great city, though, and living in the suburbs is probably the best option.

Car-wise, BMW of San Antonio has been great to me in the year that I've been here, and Rhine West would be my recommended indy shop - very nice folks and very competent, with a fully-equipped shop including BMW computer diagnosis equipment.

I'd look at Monster.com and some of the other online jobsites, and you should probably set yourself up on LinkedIn.com as well. There are outfits in town like TekSystems that might be able to place you in a contract job while you continue to look for permanent work, along with several similar agencies.

[sh0rtdyboy]

Originally Posted by roundel335

Best thing you can do is get a realtor or use an apartment locator, and you should be able to find one of those online. Housing is reasonable here, but like most cities, the prices go down as you move outward from the downtown area. I live out in the Boerne area NW of downtown, and it's less traffic, better home prices, etc. All depends on what part of town you want to live in. SA is a great city, though, and living in the suburbs is probably the best option.

Car-wise, BMW of San Antonio has been great to me in the year that I've been here, and Rhine West would be my recommended indy shop - very nice folks and very competent, with a fully-equipped shop including BMW computer diagnosis equipment.

I'd look at Monster.com and some of the other online jobsites, and you should probably set yourself up on LinkedIn.com as well. There are outfits in town like TekSystems that might be able to place you in a contract job while you continue to look for permanent work, along with several similar agencies.

Thanks for the info, whenever i get settle down there i hope to meet some of teh board members