@doublespaces what address do we send these back to? I don't feel like sifting the thread right now...
I never shipped one back, but I did include an address in the OP.@doublespaces what address do we send these back to? I don't feel like sifting the thread right now...
ok yep so same place they came from aka synchrotech jmsI never shipped one back, but I did include an address in the OP.
The address is..@doublespaces what address do we send these back to? I don't feel like sifting the thread right now...
The address is..
Synchrotech Transmissions
581 Covina Blvd
San Dimas CA 91773
On a good note, I ordered my LSD with new diff bearings on Sunday and I just got my tracking.
I think I will just drop the diff off at their shop when I head down for Bimmerfest to save some money on shipping it.
Wish I could just " Drop them off"… I just had to pay UPS to ship them insured from Atlanta to California for $300+ for the pair... at least that process is done though... and my Torco SGO in the mail today, having my one series swapped post break Oil tomorrow... Mountain drive Saturday…The address is..
Synchrotech Transmissions
581 Covina Blvd
San Dimas CA 91773
On a good note, I ordered my LSD with new diff bearings on Sunday and I just got my tracking.
I think I will just drop the diff off at their shop when I head down for Bimmerfest to save some money on shipping it.
That was what someone else posted from another location... don't think it's a flat rate esp when it's 196lbs of stuff going that far... idkThey already said they would print shipping labels for $100 I think.
How far is that drive? May be ready to have fluids changed by the time you get back if not sooner.
I need to update the emojis/smilies.
I will say I freaking love these diffs tho!!! Wow, what an improvement!! I got the 135 broken in and Torco SGO 75W90 filled, still got a couple hundred miles on the IS.... but man oh man, what a quality product ! @MFactory
Maybe you haven't "needed" one but, U don't have to make that much power to benefit greatly from one... I guess it just depends on what kind of driving you do... i think Anyone over 200lbft torque could use one on track/tracklike conditions... I go up into the mtns almost every weekend, and lighting up the tire(s) after the apex on a hard turn in 2nd gear was a regular occurrence... and even straight line in cool weather on the IS, the boost hits and the car would just immediately fishtail, even on the Dinan P3 tune, and even more so on the MOTIV 21# ... now they're just so predictable and soooo much more control and traction... the new set of PSS on the 135 def helped, but The diff and the tires it's unstoppable in the mtns...I honestly haven't been making enough power long enough to need an LSD but its going in anyway
I do but if u just deactivate traction it's the same thing and doesn't require "hacking" this isn't something that can be done from Ista-P IIRC and needs NCS expertGeez, the diff is heavy LOL! Finally got it installed. Does anyone have any insight on coding out the E-Diff?
I do but if u just deactivate traction it's the same thing and doesn't require "hacking" this isn't something that can be done from Ista-P IIRC and needs NCS expert
http://www.onelapx1.com/blog/how-to-make-your-bmw-actually-fun
Im sure it's all the same shit, some will have more than others as far as featured and functions but, I figured as far as the basic stuff like, "brake fade compensation" being active or not, is a matter of pulling the files and either changing the value or changing the status to active of not (but in german)Ah, the coding applies to the same for us with E9x?
I read that article in the past before and it was based on the E84/X1 so I didn't bother reading the rest of it.