[arsonal]

hey guys, I wanted to know if there's someone who can install the jb4 for me I know most people did it as a DIY but I just don't want to mess anything up.

if you know anyone or know a shop that does it at a reasonable price please let me know

I am also looking to get downpipes installed on 2008 335i coupe

[f87.lci]

contact mike @N54 tuning . He's local and I know he does it

[Zebra99]

Originally Posted by arsonal

hey guys, I wanted to know if there's someone who can install the jb4 for me I know most people did it as a DIY but I just don't want to mess anything up.

if you know anyone or know a shop that does it at a reasonable price please let me know

I am also looking to get downpipes installed on 2008 335i coupe

It's really easy dude and you can't mess it up. Even if you switched the wiring the car won't start at all so you can't harm anything.

Follow their install guide it's pretty good. Everything else is easy as long as you have some basic knowledge of using tools and have the patience to take your time.

It's a learning experience and one that you'll appreciate when working on your own car. I'd also help you with it, but it's freezing right now lol!!

[skarl]

I agree with Zebra. Do it yourself man. Great learning experience. Ask a friend to borrow their garage if you don't have one to work in. Such a satisfying experience doing it yourself. It is really hard to mess up.

had an odd experience though when I did mine. Bought a used one off a 1 series member and he didn't do the wiring properly on the harness. Once I fixed that, it was a breeze. Just have a laptop/tablet open with the pdf guide in front of you. Just be patient your first time around. After doing it once, you'll be able to repeat the process in 20 min.

Yes, it is bloody cold outside.

[batman_e92]

+1 do it your self ..you may have to remove it later it will be better for you in the long run

[arsonal]

thanks for all the feed back, I might try it this weekend as it will be nice out compared what we've been having- I did have a question on to learning the commands such as erasing codes, boost on fuel.. etc.

also if anyone can chime in on what's the proper steps of making the 335i into a m3 killer lol

jb4 - downpipes - intake - chargepipe - FMIC - what else

[TBM]

Originally Posted by arsonal

thanks for all the feed back, I might try it this weekend as it will be nice out compared what we've been having- I did have a question on to learning the commands such as erasing codes, boost on fuel.. etc.

also if anyone can chime in on what's the proper steps of making the 335i into a m3 killer lol

jb4 - downpipes - intake - chargepipe - FMIC - what else

You can add methanol injection. And when the time comes, upgrade turbos.

[xie335i]

If you still are looking for someone to install it for you Leslie Du in Markham can (search him up on facebook and give him a message)

[batman_e92]

Let us know how this turns out

[Jägerelite_N54]

Oh man I just got my jb4 (g5) and I can't wait to install it, so I'm researching all info I can before I do it!! Good luck

[TBM]

I installed mine about 2 weeks ago. It wasn't that big of a deal...just reference the video and the manual BOTH (as one of them leaves out a step or two.)

Another reason you should DIY: Once it's installed and you WOW your friends after you take them for a spin and your friends ask you who did the install for you, you can say "I did it myself."
(I did also tell them it was Plug-n-Play and not that hard of a job.)