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Hi. I have A F32 4 series i just buy f82 bumper and i coded fog lights off because i dont want to some warnings but now i replace my original bumper with fog lights but cant reactive my fog with bimmercode. Can someone know this?

You are a lucky man to have that beautiful high end pressure washer set up. More and more detailers and enthusiasts are installing these type systems in their own garages since Matt Moreman made them popular with his Obsessed Garage. Before Matt showed his set up on UA-cam, hardly any detailers had these types of set ups. Even professional detailers didn't have these set ups and just used a free standing Kranzle's, and other high end gas pressure washers as their "high end" set up back in the day before Matt and the Obsessed Garage line came to UA-cam and the internet with his new store. I have been watching Matt Moreman since he first started his UA-cam channel and I am obsessive myself with my vehicles and detailing. It's a hobby for me and I just enjoy keeping my sports car "dialed in" as Matt would say. Once Matt designed these various systems and started offering them for sale, a LOT more detailers, both pro and enthusiasts started installing these systems in their garages and they are the new "must have" item for pro's and enthusiasts alike. I am working on my own pressure washer set up, but it won't be nearly as sweet as what you have here. I just want to get the COMET unit that Matt Moreman sells. All in one type unit with included hose reel and equipment. I am just going with the basic COMET, nothing fancy. The included 75 foot hose is all I need and the fact it comes with the included hose and the hose reel works for me personally. I already have a good stubby gun so I don't need that. The only other thing I am going to get (although not from Obsessed Garage) is some type of deionizer for the water. I might go with a cheaper two tank DI water system that KEAV over at Cars with Keav UA-cam channel (a great channel for detailing and pressure washer stuff) sourced off of Amazon for like $120 total. It looks identical to the CR Spotless but it's a copy. He gave it good reviews. Cars with Keav looks for alternate (but good quality) pressure washers and pressure washer set ups that provide a similar level of performance as the high end systems like you have, but for the budget minded detailer. So I will probably be at $1,000 all in which is perfect for me. I am only an enthusiast now but I did detailing as a side job 30 years ago. I just liked the clean look of the Comet. If I could afford the high end unit like you have, I would probably get it. The wife would balk at the price though. She already balks at everything I buy for my car. She says I love my car more than her and "It's your second wife!". LOL. She's still supportive. I just hit her yesterday with the fact I need new tires. Not bad for ten years though on my 370Z. It's 10 years old and just clicked over the 20,000 mile mark. It's pretty much a weekend or good weather toy. I live in Colorado so you have to plan your drive days. I had an absolutely terrifying experience last year when we went out for a drive and wound up at the top of a mountain at 9,000 foot elevation and it was going up even further. The road was a seriously steep and winding road that turned into snow and ice covered and about a mile up, the car couldn't go any further at all and started sliding back down the road. I had to back that thing down the ice at about 1 mile an hour and it took 45 minutes to get the car back down to a level where it would grip. I never made that mistake again. I had just moved here from Kentucky and didn't realize how fast road conditions can change here. About a month ago, same thing. Perfectly nice day out for a drive. On our way home from a 300 mile trip at the end of the day as the sun was going down, we got hit with a massive HAIL STORM! It hails here all the time. There was hail coming down at an alarming rate (BAD!) and the darn ice balls were the size of golf balls! No joke. I was trying to find a place to pull into with an awning, but so was every other car on the highway. It kept getting worse and worse and my wife looked at me terrified (because she knows how I treat my vehicles) and her eyes were wide as saucers. It literally sounded like 100 ball peen hammers were hitting all over my car at the same time. I was cursing and cringing all at the same time. It was hitting the car so hard your body literally jerked every time a golf ball sized hail ball hit the car. I told her it was too late to do anything now and that we had to get off the highway as soon as we could so I kept going to the next exit. I finally found a car wash to pull into at least part way out of the hail but it was coming down like the heavens had opened up. Every space you could find in the gas stations, and anywhere else with an awning was packed with other cars trying to do the same thing. In the car wash with me were Porsches, new Corvette's, BMW's, Mercedes, and other sporty cars. You could tell we were all thinking the same thing. There wasn't a space left in that car wash for another car. We had a little impromptu cars and coffee event until the hail storm was over! Then, 45 minutes later, it was gone. Freak hail storms happen all the time here because of the mountain climate. Hail damage repair shops here are always busy! Another lesson learned and hopefully I won't make that mistake again, but that hail storm was a storm no one could have predicted because it was otherwise a clear day. Surprisingly I had no damage on my 370Z other than very tiny "ping" marks in a few spots that really aren't too noticeable to the naked eye so I was lucky. I have to get the front resprayed anyway so it will be fixed at some point. Back to the tires, I had to hit her with "I need to spend $1350 on new tires! She actually didn't say too much because she knew it could have been worse. The stock tires that came with the car are $2,600 to replace. The guy at the tire dealer got me a good deal on all season Continental tires that he said would work perfectly in Colorado and they were half the cost. He is a big Z guy who has several Z's himself including a 240Z and also a Nissan GTR. He knew exactly what tires to use here for sorta the best of both worlds (Winter and Summer) and got me a good deal. He said they were the tires he uses on his own stuff and they are better than the stock type tires that are rated for summer use only, at least here in Colorado. Which is probably why I was having all the issues a year ago on that steep mountain road, although that was a weird situation because the road was a very lightly travelled road that was far steeper than most roads here. I try not to go up to the really high elevations in the winter time with my Z. Now I leave that for our 4-wheel drives. It has been lessons learned on navigating the mountain roads here, many of which are dirt instead of asphalt, primarily because you can get more traction on the dirt road than you can on the asphalt roads covered in two or three feet of snow. We just got two feet of snow here a couple of weeks ago! Loving your channel and content my friend.

Not sure if you mentioned it, but if you want to bridge two wall studs for mounting heavy objects, you can also use Unistrut. It's steel and quite strong. Paint it your color of choice (or not) and you're good to go.

Stunning car my friend. You are so lucky to have one of those Supra's! Incredible. One of my all time favorite cars. I have been lusting after the new Supra for quite some time. I have a red 370Z at the moment in like new condition. She's 10 years old, but still smells and looks brand new other than a few paint blemishes. You are lucky to have found one in original condition like that. I personally want the new bright yellow Supra, but unfortunately they discontinued that color. My other ALL TIME DREAM CAR is the Nissan GTR in either Bayside blue or the new TSPEC in Midnight Purple although those are pretty much unattainable. Enjoy your Supra. I'll be following your channel to see the upcoming videos on your Supra.

I have been wanting to try Pan's line since he released his products. Especially his spray ceramic sealant. It is supposedly one of the best new sealants on the market today with insane hydrophobics, ease of use, and you can use it three different ways. I just watched a video today on his spray sealant and he said that for well maintained vehicles, you can get up to ONE YEAR of durability which is incredible for a spray sealant. I laughed when you said I have "50 different products for 4 different things". That made me laugh because I am the exact same way. I have way too many detailing products. WAY TOO MANY. I have been contemplating trying to narrow down my products to the main things that I use often and work well. It's hard, because I love trying new products. I just bought a bunch of new stuff I have been wanting to try from Carzilla up in Canada. It's an incredible web store with vast amounts of detailing products. What Autogeek used to be in America (the go to detailing place years ago) Carzilla is to Canada. They have the best prices and they ship to the USA. Very good place to order detailing products from. Fast shipping too. I heard you talking about wheel cleaners. Just be careful with wheel cleaners that are super high (Alkaline) or super low (Acidic) wheel cleaners. They strip off any protection you may have on your wheels whether a wax, sealant, or coating. They can even strip ceramic coatings off of rims if you use them enough or they have a high enough or low enough PH level. For example, people use Super Clean or something like Adams Wheel & Tire cleaner on their rims not realizing these products are something like 13.5 to 14 on the PH scale. VERY VERY Caustic. They will most likely strip waxes and sealants off the rims. I use a PH neutral cleaner for wheels that doesn't affect waxes or sealants. Either Chemical Guys Diablo wheel concentrate or Griot's Garage Original ph neutral wheel cleaner (the blue one). Both work great on well maintained vehicles which you definitely maintain your vehicle so they would work pretty good for you. Of course, the way you maintain your vehicle, a soap would probably work in most circumstances on your rims. That gray BMW is really nice. I love that wheel design. One of the best BMW wheel designs in my opinion. You are lucky to get to drive those BMW's on a regular basis.

Moreman has created an incredible business with his Obsessed Garage. I am also a fan of his UA-cam channel. This is my DREAM SET UP! Absolutely awesome set up. You are a lucky man to have that system. I am currently waiting for my own set up to come together, although I am probably going to get a COMET unit from Obsessed Garage. I just wanted simplicity and I really liked the way the COMET looks on the wall. Simple, easy to use, and clean looking on the wall. Although this system you have here is on the next level! My son in law is an engineer and he's going to help me with my pressure washer set up on the wall. He's a genius when it comes to engineering stuff like this. I am jealous buddy. The ultimate upgrade for vehicle washing! That garage washer set up you have is better than a commercial coin operated car wash. Where I live in Colorado it has the hardest water I have ever used in my entire life. We had hard water in Maryland, harder water in Kentucky, and the hardest water I have ever seen in Colorado. And it's super dry up here in the upper atmosphere so water dries super fast on the car. SUPER FAST. Literally within a minute, it's dry and then you have streaking all over the vehicle from hard water stains. A Deionized water set up is a must here, although I don't have one yet. I do a lot of rinseless washes and that helps because the rinseless solution softens the water quite a bit. It's a nightmare when you have to do a bucket wash here without deionized water. I think it's all the minerals in the water here which comes down off the mountain which is pretty much the source of water we have here. It doesn't rain all that much here in the summer but it freakin' snows like hell in the winter time. Then the water drains off eventually after leaching through the vast Mountains we have here over something like 10,000 years so it has a super high mineral content. The TDS readings are off the charts. I am enjoying your channel sir. You do a nice job explaining all your equipment and also the processes you use in detailing.

Motorplast from Koch Chemie is a really good engine bay dressing that also has conditioning agents for all your rubber hoses inside your engine bay giving everything inside the engine a protectant. I love that stuff and have been using it for two years. It is one of the very best engine bay dressings I have ever used, and I have used a bunch over the years. I started detailing in 1982 and have used thousands of different detailing products. Motorplast is legit stuff. I know you have used other Koch products, so you might want to grab a bottle of that stuff on your next order. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how good it is. Leaves a light sheen (nothing crazy) factory fresh, brand new look to the engine bay. And the best part is you can just spray and walk away. It settles in perfectly as it dries. You can wipe if you want, but you really don't need to. My drying aides change so often. I am using Technicians choice original (yellow) Ceramic Detail Spray as my drying aide at the moment. Previously I was using Polishangel Viking Spritz which was one of the best drying aid/toppers I have ever used but it's super expensive. Have also used other Polishangel sprays in the past as my drying aid. Those Polishangel products are the best detailing products on the planet, but they are so expensive, most people would never buy them. But they are worth every gosh darn penny, I promise you. One that jus came out that I want to purchase is Pan The Organizers new Spray Sealant. From what I have seen on reviews, it is super easy to use and has crazy hydrophobics and durability on par with a ceramic coating but can be used as a drying aid topping off your protection every time, and can also be used as a spray and rinse with similar effect so on your rims, and also as a stand alone sealant with extreme durability, gloss, and slickness.

That M3 you have is beautiful in that incredible blue color. The best BMW color of all time in my opinion. You are a lucky man to have that nice pressure washer set up on the wall like that! I still need to get water plumbed out to my garage but hopefully my son in law is going to help me do that soon so I can get one of those incredible pressure washer set ups with the deionized water. I live in Colorado so I need that set up inside my garage because during the winter, washing outside is pretty much impossible as the hose bibs are frozen over for much of the winter. I was thinking of going with the COMET unit that Obsessed Garage sells. I like the style of that unit and it's simplicity, yet being Italian made should give years of good service. Plus it comes with the hose reel and a decent hose included. I just like the clean look it has on the wall. Although that Active unit you have looks pretty sweet too! That second BMW in the beautiful slate gray is also a really nice car. My second favorite color on an automobile. You really have some nice cars in your videos! I saw the Delaware tags, I used to live in Maryland for 35 years not too far from you. If you want to try a really good quick cleaner for those times you just want to spruce up your interior, give Soft 99 WASH MIST+ a try. It's an all surface cleaner (including glass) for the interior and it's perfect for these, what I call, quick clean days on the interior. Those times you just want to wipe everything down quickly, vacuum, and you are done. Soft 99 Wash Mist+ is about $18 to $20 for a small bottle but it just works so well as a quick cleaner, I am willing to pay it. It has a very light fresh scent to it which I love. One of the best scents for a quick cleaner and I have used a bunch of them. It's not going to deep clean your interior and that's not it's purpose, it's designed with a smaller bottle so that you can keep it in your cabin if you wanted to all the time and have it available as a quick cleaner on the go. I don't keep it inside, but I do use it often as a quick cleaner for the interior and it is perfect for that purpose. Also works on NAV screens, fabrics, EVERYTHING. Absolutely no residue left over and it has antibacterial function on the surfaces too! It's a good one. The product you are using looked like it foamed up great! I might have to try that one at some point in the future. Koch Chemie has really been knocking it out of th epark lately with their incredible products and great value for money. And they keep offering brilliant solutions to car detailing. They are one of the best new brands to hit the US market over the past 25 years! I still use a few Chemical Guys' products. One I really love is the Diablo wheel cleaner. It's a PH neutral wheel cleaner with a cherry scent and it cleans well but doesn't strip off your protection from your rims. I use Soft 99 Fusso Coat as a base layer on my rims followed by a coat of Turtle Wax Seal & Shine as a topper. Both have extreme durability and resist brake dust and road grime. Although I am changing over to Vonixx SINERGY Spray Wheel Coating, which is a high heat resistant wheel sealant that is super easy to use (spray & wipe, DONE!) It has insane hydrophobics too! One of the best wheel sealants to hit the market in the past ten years. Another Chemical Guys product I use is their soaps. V06, now G6 Hypercoat dressing is a good water based dressing from them. They also have some good accessories actually and I buy them from time to time. Their dirt trap for bucket washing is one of the best to keep dirt under the trap due to its conical designed holes at the bottom. One of the best ones and the cheapest too! VRP has been in my arsenal for many years. For the mats, you should try Koch Chemie GUMMIFIX. It's a mat dressing that will darken the mats back to new look, but has no slip at all and is designed for rubber mats. Another top product from Koch Chemie. Looks like you did a nice job on that refresh. Again, your BMW is SWEET!

I have been using POL STAR since it's introduction. It's my go to interior detailing product. VERY GOOD PRODUCT! Leaves all surfaces (except glass) on the interior clean and looking fresh. I have never used TOP STAR and LEATHER STAR but I really want to try both of those as well. POL STAR is one of the best interior cleaning products introduced into the US market in a LONG TIME! I have been detailing for 45+ years and it's one of the best! It just cleans so well and has a decent light scent to it and it just works so well on everything. I have used it with a microfiber towel, one of those ninja scrubber, and also with a brush. It works well with everything.

Hi, great video! Appreciate the feedback. Quick question, how would you maintain alcantara type of interior. It’s enough just to use PO and that’s it? Thanks!

Obsessed Garage = the absolute place I’ve ever ordered from in my 25+ yrs of detailing. Just saying. For many reasons.

I'm not a guy but hello lol. 0:34 One of my dream cars other than the RX7 FD :) Dope to see vipers.

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did it shift better afterwards? btw thanks for the video, i think this is the only one with the manual gearbox.

I have a 2015 F80 6MT base. I’m thinking of getting a bm3 license to control the burbles with my switchpath exhaust (has 0 burbles now), rev match mode control, and to flash the very mild CS tune on the car’s engine/transmission. Thoughts? I also was thinking to flash stage 1 but i’m on stock crankhub and I know these cars will make closer to 500whp on stage 1 so figured I should hold off until I do the pinned ch.

My unexplainable car love is for the Porshce brand. Still dreaming of a 911, but those prices just don't come down! My first Porsche was a 1993 968 Cabriolet. I always enjoyed the comparison articles that put it up against the Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4, Nissan 300ZX Turbo, and the Toyota Supra Turbo. You couldn't go wrong with any of them. It's hard to deny that the Toyota Supra Turbo has greater mass appeal and is still recognized as something special today. What a beautiful piece of automotive history you now own!

that’s awesome man congrats!

I recently contact Active support about the hose issue as I wanted to buy a hose reel kit with a Kobrajet hose. They did not say anything about the Kobrajet in the response. They did say not to use a Uberflex/Flexilla hose to prevent delayed ramp up and surge. The also recommend using a steel braided hose and if you are buying from Amazon the recommended hoses from Yamatic, Coyrardor and Pohir as examples. They are also selling their own product which will be coming out in the next week or two.

We missed the brap overrun settings :D

Chicago motorcars FTW

Super clean man, congrats!

Congratulations brother!

If I wanted to press buttons, I’d play a video game

Holy hell you got the JDM god! MK4 Sheeesh! Congratz!

Well done.

Maybe I missed it, but got a name for it?

Looks like it’s in amazing shape & well taken care of!! Congrats!!

Haha I figured it was a Supra! Congrats brotha!

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Appreciate the full walkthrough of your user experience!

Congrats 👏 Love the Supra

Looks like they really took care of it. Congratulations. Enjoy it man. 💪👏

Thanks man, helpful info!

Can you use dcan cable to code this?

I've got the same problem with my F30 335i with aftermarket exhaust (controlled from pilot).. Sounds the same and I hear strange sound when flap is closed and I'm pressing the gas, like wind.. But my actuator looks the same, so meybe is too big or touches metal? When I have the flap closed all the way, I can see some fuel leaking out of the closed flap, maybe it doesn't close 100%, only about 99%, but I can't notice it?

Would you be able to do this with just usb?

Great tutorial! Going to save this one in the vault for future reference!! Thank you!!

The factory orifice that comes with the Active 2.3 has an o-ring on it. Did you install the o-ring or use the orifice without?

My stock system's valves sounded perfect prior to downpipes, now every time I start the car it sounds broken. You getting zero rattle on cold start is perfect to me, When my new system arrives I'm most definitely going to be following these tips. Thanks!

Real savings at 65.00 a gallon no thanks I can find cheaper

Koch chemie all surface cleaner seems very similar to top star, wonder what the difference is. I use pol star and the leather one. Definitely my go to's

The tubes are too small anyway any video of it running?

Is bummer code app for free or i have to buy so i can do coding on my car ? Thanks.

Oh man, your choice to paint the floor… I have similar ugly concrete and 12 boxes of tiles to install when my garage renovation is done. What a great idea - I’m going to do that too. My concrete is a bit worse than yours with some pitting from road salt over the years, but if I can make it look more uniform under the tiles using that paint, then I’m good with that. Thanks!

I forget if I tried LS or TS but I remember one of them smelled like mint! PO is great though! KCX was WAYY cheaper when I was stationed in Germany

Good video mate. Im looking for a decent leather treatment and might give KC LS a go. I tried P&S leather treatment a go and it seems quite good

I love PO and xpress! Ls and ps are good but I prefer 303! Can’t go wrong with all of these though great and easy products to use!

Aren’t we able to buy these lights directly instead of from middle man (og)?