What did you do for your M3 today?

[ridebikes]

Nav delete complete, wiring harness, GPS antenna and all.

That's a gorgeous wheel, who did the wrap?

[repoman89]

That's a gorgeous wheel, who did the wrap?

Thank you BMW did it. I needed the trim as well, so a full replacement factory wheel was worth it at least at the time.

[ridebikes]

Thank you BMW did it. I needed the trim as well, so a full replacement factory wheel was worth it at least at the time.

Well that explains the quality! Definitely not a Coby job 😏

[FBloggs]

I added a spacer each, between the top sleeve adapter and the top retaining plate of the rogue engineering monoball rsms.
The ball- bearings were locked solid and not swivelling, due to the top retaing plate being flush with the top of the rsm body.
The damper shafts were not happy until the rube mod.
The top adapter sleeve needs to be taller.

[nextelbuddy]

Well that explains the quality! Definitely not a Coby job 😏

is there something wrong with Coby? I have a ZCP wheel rewrapped on mine and haven't noticed any flaws. been in the car for a little over 3 years. no bunching, wrinkles. frayed material or stitch separation.

[gixxer]

is there something wrong with Coby? I have a ZCP wheel rewrapped on mine and haven't noticed any flaws. been in the car for a little over 3 years. no bunching, wrinkles. frayed material or stitch separation.

What sort of gauge (at least looks like one) are you running in the center left side vent?

[nextelbuddy]

What sort of gauge (at least looks like one) are you running in the center left side vent?

that's the GFB III Electronic boost controller. its in a custom 3D printed Dash vent adapter. the GFB III has Boost and AFR read outs and also boost cut option based on AFR Lean condition or Exceeding Boost levels. Love that thing.

[T3amfish]

a new valve cover gasket as I had an oil leak. Also put the carbon beauty cover back on

[DJAM3]

that's the GFB III Electronic boost controller. its in a custom 3D printed Dash vent adapter. the GFB III has Boost and AFR read outs and also boost cut option based on AFR Lean condition or Exceeding Boost levels. Love that thing.

Pretty slick. I wish I had one of those when I had a boosted car. Do you have a wideband hooked up to it?

[Epsilon]

My old vents cracked from old age during removal to replace the LCD screen on the nav. Note the faded red dot on the old compared to the new. New also has a matte look from lack of greasy fingers. It's so minor, but quite mentally pleasing.

[jet_dogg]

is there something wrong with Coby? I have a ZCP wheel rewrapped on mine and haven't noticed any flaws. been in the car for a little over 3 years. no bunching, wrinkles. frayed material or stitch separation.

It's not a terrible wheel but there have been pages of discussion on this very topic if you search.

Somehow he became the de facto steering wheel re-upholsterer of the forum due to his prices and accessibility despite there being higher quality finish work available.

[nextelbuddy]

Pretty slick. I wish I had one of those when I had a boosted car. Do you have a wideband hooked up to it?

Yes i have an Innovative LC-2 connected. I have the boost controller set to cut boost under lean conditions leaner than 12.8 AFR

It's not a terrible wheel but there have been pages of discussion on this very topic if you search.

Somehow he became the de facto steering wheel re-upholsterer of the forum due to his prices and accessibility despite there being higher quality finish work available.

interesting. I guess I dont have any experience with any ultra high end steering wheel wrappers.

i only have experience with brand new OEM and the Coby wheel and beside the fact that the coby wheel has different locations of the stitch on the bottom at the 8 and 4 o clock locations compared to OEM wheel, the fit/finish of them and overall feel felt the same. In fact I preferred my Coby wheel over a new OEM one as I chose to get the option of increased padding with my rewrap and it gave it just a slight increase in girth that i preferred over the stock wheel.

maybe one day I will get to feel and see the higher end wheels in person and see what I am missing out on.

I feel like overall I am a pretty picky person so I am not sure what others would nit pick over beyond the stitching location @ 8 and 4 o clock missing compared to OEM

anyways wont beat a dead horse, like you said there are already pages and pages if discussion. I feel at one point its just people going back and forth for the title of who is the pickiest of the bunch in regards to parts to justify their money spent. if someone has a BAT ultra low mileage car and they want to replace their faded steering wheel or leather wrapped wheel with an alcantara one, will they really feel great saying they have a $250 re wrapped wheel vs a $1000 re wrapped wheel? probably not.

[Santino]

Did instal the version 2 of my motorsport inspired fog lights for the csl bumper
carbon overlay,

[Andy2424]

you have to like that

[Wernd]

started installing the Karbonius trunk. This weekend I'll put the Karbonius fenders on, along with spal fan, oil diverter, and do an oil change. Gonna be busy!