[teaston]

Originally Posted by kevinwoods

I heard the USB in the front only supports 0.5A. so technically it is slow charging. The other one they have needs to remove trim. but would be able to support 2A charge.

Yes and then there's the wireless charging losses, so it must charge incredibly slowly.

[Ravenous666]

Installed some decorative trims, M-Style Pedals and rear doorsils today.

[LimiX4m40]

Wintertires cleand

[g0t2bmiirii]

Originally Posted by Ravenous666

Installed some decorative trims, M-Style Pedals and rear doorsils today.

Am i bugging or is there 2 Fog buttons from the first picture? What is that about? I only have 1 button and it's to turn on the fog lights? WhatS the other button for?

[titomi]

Originally Posted by g0t2bmiirii

Am i bugging or is there 2 Fog buttons from the first picture? What is that about? I only have 1 button and it's to turn on the fog lights? WhatS the other button for?

front and rear

[focker]

Originally Posted by g0t2bmiirii

Am i bugging or is there 2 Fog buttons from the first picture? What is that about? I only have 1 button and it's to turn on the fog lights? WhatS the other button for?

In Europe many cars have one rear tail light that can run super bright for fog.

[g0t2bmiirii]

Originally Posted by focker

In Europe many cars have one rear tail light that can run super bright for fog.

Mine is American, so i don't know if it's standard or not but i don't have the second button

[focker]

Originally Posted by g0t2bmiirii

Mine is American, so i don't know if it's standard or not but i don't have the second button

You will not find the rear fog very often on USA vehicles.

[g0t2bmiirii]

Originally Posted by focker

You will not find the rear fog very often on USA vehicles.

how about on the BC app? is there an option to activate it when you activate the fog lights??

[titomi]

Originally Posted by g0t2bmiirii

how about on the BC app? is there an option to activate it when you activate the fog lights??

afaik there's no such option.

[g0t2bmiirii]

Originally Posted by titomi

afaik there's no such option.

Thanks for the confirmation

[Oldguysrule]

Originally Posted by LimiX4m40

Wintertires cleand

Nice and clean. What product did you use to clean them?

[LimiX4m40]

Originally Posted by Oldguysrule

Nice and clean. What product did you use to clean them?

Thanks, cleand them with my bike products from motorex (bikeclean)

[LimiX4m40]

Blackyy, cleaned

[rkx3m40i]

Wash and wax![IMG][/IMG]

[wazajungle]

Obviously not all was done today, but finally with this lock down I got to install some of the mods that were waiting to be installed. Carbon fiber side mirror caps/ carbon fiber rear spoiler/ Maxton front lip/ IND side reflector replacement

[hinckley]

Originally Posted by wazajungle

Obviously not all was done today, but finally with this lock down I got to install some of the mods that were waiting to be installed. Carbon fiber side mirror caps/ carbon fiber rear spoiler/ Maxton front lip/ IND side reflector replacement

Nice! Which rear spoiler did you use?

[mikeoz]

Originally Posted by focker

You will not find the rear fog very often on USA vehicles.

Do you not have fog in the US? Or is safety not an issue?

[Marmugmotleocay]

I installed the BMW Cross Bars and the bike attachments.

[TheusBimmer]

Originally Posted by mikeoz

Do you not have fog in the US? Or is safety not an issue?

rear fog lights are not mandatory in US regulation, hence one of the many reasons manufacturers don't bother fitting it in their cars. Also, because it is not in US driving regulation, many regular drivers don't know what they are and how and when they should be used. Heck, in US peeps don't even know when to use their front fog lights. There have been many discussion in regards to this. See my past posts for discussion. I personally prefer to have it as it is key to have rear/front fog lights for visibility purposes when there is in fact a thick fog (which might be a normal occurrence or not where you live and travel).

[mikeoz]

Originally Posted by TheusBimmer

rear fog lights are not mandatory in US regulation, hence one of the many reasons manufacturers don't bother fitting it in their cars. Also, because it is not in US driving regulation, many regular drivers don't know what they are and how and when they should be used. Heck, in US peeps don't even know when to use their front fog lights. There have been many discussion in regards to this. See my past posts for discussion. I personally prefer to have it as it is key to have rear/front fog lights for visibility purposes when there is in fact a thick fog (which might be a normal occurrence or not where you live and travel).

Good god...that is somewhat worrying...

[animal.style]

Originally Posted by TheusBimmer

rear fog lights are not mandatory in US regulation, hence one of the many reasons manufacturers don't bother fitting it in their cars. Also, because it is not in US driving regulation, many regular drivers don't know what they are and how and when they should be used. Heck, in US peeps don't even know when to use their front fog lights. There have been many discussion in regards to this. See my past posts for discussion. I personally prefer to have it as it is key to have rear/front fog lights for visibility purposes when there is in fact a thick fog (which might be a normal occurrence or not where you live and travel).

I agree. In heavy fog sometimes it's more helpful to see the rear lights of the car in front of you than your own front fog lights. But the US doesn't require them. Instead we got those badass front fender reflectors. You jealous?