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Ok hopefully these will show what I mean about cable ties and alignment (and it shows why you need an offset neck!) how shes looking at the mo!

I will go take a pic...

looks a much better fit that than mine size wise! Looks like you have the offset at the top though, if you turn the filter to the offset in near the battery and make sure the alloy pipe is a far in as it can go in the OE rubber bend, it should move things up just enough to stop the alloy pipe...

Can someone send me a copy of some 1*2 full and 32kb files so I can play? thanks :up:

The campaigns brilliant! I thought I was getting to the end and then bang, huge plot twist!

£30?!

I would think if you want comfort and support, the recaros would be the best option?

😧 guess you sent it to work? could always drive n pick it up? call someone first to check?

yes

it wont matter. Just to clarify, you dont fit the RSTuner, you use it to remap your ECU. search on here, there is a pretty detailed guide somewhere on what you need and what to do.

I use regular 95 on this map and have been for the last 2 years. no problems here.

also although this should go without saying, I will just point out that in conjunction with the above, your TV would also need to have at least 3 HDMI ports to work with your setup. If it doesn't, then this system isn't suitable for you.

MAKE SURE YOUR TV SUPPORTS ARC before you buy this for that setup (or has an optical out)! Else you would have to use an optical switch. (i.e...

yes it would work with both of these. IF you only watch TV on your Tivo box, then you would just connect one up with via the HDMI and the other via optical.

If you really wanted to do all that even without arc / feedback via optical form the TV, you could use an optical switch. simple. remember its a budget system not a £500 AV receiver. Also i'm sure you can stream to them via DLNA if Bluetooth doesn't take your fancy, but for most, they wont even...

again rubbish. It has a optical in which you can feed from your TV (provided you have an optical out on your tv, most new TV's do), so anything that is feed through the TV plays though this. Also with the Bluetooth and wifi, it does and lot more (smart services are available such as netflix etc)

I can vouch that it is far from s**t (I install home cinemas so I know what i'm talking about, and like I have said, have installed these into budget systems with great results). its actually very decent for people that want to add good quality sound to there tv system without spending big...

yep I dont know how they manage to pack so much in for the price, it even has Ultra HD 4K disc playback! plus Bluetooth so you can stream music to it form your phone etc.

For TV and films, you really want a 5.1 system for the best exprericnce. As your on a bidget, your best option would be to get one of these...

EFA yes it can sometime wok out cheaper to buy new as you get the map for free and you dont have to pay to unlock the device. http://www.Fastchip.nl he doesn't always have them in stock though!

It might, but its not needed as air floods in from around the light and other areas. in that test I did with the heat sensors, the acoustic valve was in place. it takes 10 mins if you have a good jack and the tools im sure, but I wouldn't say its worth the effort tbh.

I haven't had any problems on the x1. Also just got £2 refunded due to amazons pre-order price promise system! So cost me £40 :)

Fastchip's RSTuner + RON98 map, unless you have some other serious mods such as itbs etc, that map is brilliant.

yep. I found the hardest bit was removing the pipe from the side (you have to push a button thing in and pull/wiggle it out). Remember to also remove the pip all the way down the the acoustic valve (no need to remove the valve itself, the airflow is good behind the headlight anyway), again...

yep! Good spot! was there about a month ago.

ah ok. I'm dying to see how they fit / look behind the headlight! fitting instructions btw: (1) put filter in position behind headlight (and under the negative battery lead) (2) connect alloy pipe to rubber elbow on engine side - don't tighten (3) fit alloy pipe into filter, making sure you...

post a pic of it in the area its going to go?

thats just as far as bridgwater. ideally we need somewhere in the green area.

thanks Dan. @c5 swh, its a bit far for the south west south lot I would think.

that looks good hiamsy, if only I could weld aluminium! Is that a standard battery? whats it in?!