Looking for someone to help me code my recently purchased F31 (2014).  I am a software programmer and can probably figure it out myself - but would like someone who has done it before to show me the ropes.  I have the cable and software installed on my notebook (remote install via TeamViewer is probably the best route).  Yes. I know there are a lot of people out there that will do it for a fee - was hoping for free or minimal cost.  I already have a list of what I want. Appreciate it  any help.. John R.

Looking for anyone near Appleton with experience installing a Dynavin N6. I know I can do it but would love not to. The local shop wants 500 bucks.....

I am heading to Backus, MN sometime this month in the LWB Sprinter.  If you need something large moved from Mke or GB to or from that area or areas along the way, I am your guy.  Looking for reasonable payment to offset trip costs. Todd 414-2656004

Let me know what you are looking for. I may be able to offer some insight.

HipMF said: thread hi-jack: Why don't you ever seem to see anodized wheels, as opposed to powdercoat or paint? Seems like a better idea since there's no heat... Something about the alloy? The set of Konigs I had for a few months was anodized from the factory

I have a fender roller(currently lent out to a member on here). Located in Hartland, about 40 minutes from you.

Disconnect the crank sensor, pull out a spark plug, stick compression tester in spark plug hole, crank engine, compare results to OEM range.  Do this across all cylinders.  *If you have a bad cylinder do a wet test.  Just add a few drops of oil to the piston before testing. Cylinder leak down - acquire cylinder leak down tester>pull the spark plug>put engine at TDC>insert cylinder leak down tester>zero gauge>add air pressure>measure loss> should be less than 20% air loss. That simple.

It's for my Mercedes there is a lot more rubber, I would like to avoid burning them out if possible.

I got it all. We're are you located?

I'm moving from whitefish bay to Waukesha on sep 29th any help would be appreciated morning or night is fine. free beer and pizza and I'll let you do some pulls in my car.

PM'd you!

Accurate Alignment & Frame near Zimbrick Honda off Fish Hatchery does great work.  He installed a shim kit I supplied to dial in some neg. camber for me.  My e36 ti never handled better. Cash or check only though...

Most likely valve guides will need to be replaced, and at least checked, cut the valve seats, resurface it, check the springs and retainers as well as the lifters.

Mention Megasquirt and m20's in the same sentence around Snap and he will do some shaft lengthening..... Too far?

Interested in the e30 and potentially some other services should I buy an e36... Text sent.

Not sure how I missed this haha. I'm in Milwaukee but work in Mequon and regularly borrow my parent's driveway to work on my cars since my apartment complex can get a bit grumpy about car repairs. All my friends that work on their cars aren't around here either...  Side note if you haven't heard about it or been there, the brew city cruise night car show (www.brewcitycruisenight.com) is every Tuesday at 5:30 in Mequon, starting next week! I'm usually there, its a great time

moved! (sorry have no recommendations.)

I know I'm late to the thead but if you haven't got it done yet, contact Jake Rawson from Rawsomotion. He might be able to give you a better deal considering I had my subframe mounts reinforced, some bushings, and some other things done for under a grand.

if you can't find something local, i have a recommendation for a company that does small batches, but they are out of state and i ship my stuff to them.

Just counted and I have 3 full rolls (BNIB) of canvas for gallery wraps, one roll of photo paper, one I didn't open to see what was in there, and a roll of canvas on the printer. Decent chuck of $$$$ in paper alone.