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I agree that sending an amp is not something you want to do.. However, the dealer has to have it installed in an E85 in order to code it.. The coding process they use is somehow through the ECU and is controlled by VIN number.. They don't go in and change individual values manually.. So I had to take my amp out of my MC and install it in my wife's roadster.. I then took the car to the dealer and had it coded to my wife's roadster.. I reinstalled it back into my MC and now I am rocking!! gtMc was in contact with me throughout this experimental process, and I am happy that I was able to help him with his audio issues.. It would be great if there was another alternative to doing what we did.. If you drive a Z4C or a MC, you should have great audio.. (when you aren't listening to the engine roar!!)
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