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335i e92 DCT
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330i e46 2000
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Hi all, I'm just toying with the idea of selling my 335i and was wanting some input on what it is worth. Any input on a ball park figure would be much appreciated as I don't know, thanks! Short history, took the car for some fun to Hampton downs, spun a rod bearing, crank could not be saved so I put a built bottom end with brand new crank at 158k kms in early 2018. Some of the mods below, along with the usual things, coils, plugs, water pump etc. 2009 e92 N54 with 203k kms DCT 7 speed Bilstein B8 shocks and Eibach springs JE 9.5CR Forged Pistons @ 158k kms FCP Engineering Forged Rods @ 158k kms New Crank @ 158k kms King main and rod bearings @ 158k kms 5" intercooler 17t turbos and Wedge tune @ 173k kms (July 2020) 500+ hp Walbro 400 LPF New HPFP @ 182k kms (March 2021) M3 front control arms 184k kms (April 2021) Cheers!
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Catless downpipes for 335i
Ninjaspartan replied to jamesmcd's topic in Forced Induction & Performance Tuning
Not sure how primary/secondary cats play into the legislaion, but these cars have secondary catalytic converters as well. So if you have thoses then should be good as a catalytic converter is still present? From experence never had an issue getting a wof with catless downpipes. -
Correct, LPFP looks good form the parts of the logs I looked over, it hangs around 70psi and sits there when under load. Your HPFP will see lower pressures if the LPFP was bad as well. Thats a shame about VRSF, I have only had good experiences with them but do hear about stock issues from time to time. It could be high intake temps, I would expect high temps to cause more issues up top rather than down low. However if you where getting pre ignition to due to hot spots it should throw a misfire code and/or have a code if minor knock was dected. Recomendation would be to start changing items related to combustion and intake, just to rule them out. Spark plugs (1 step cooler) Not a must but recommend. I used OEM Bosch for a bit with MHD stage 2+ with no isssues (however I did not track it). Only swapped to cooler plugs with a turbo upgrade. Coils (if not recently replace) Eldor coils are highly rated. Delphi is also very good. Check for carbon build up on the intake ports. Check if air filter is dirty. As others have mentioned it is a bit of a guessing game, best thing is to start elimiating options and go from there.
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Your HPFP looks good (really good), stays above 2000psi up top which is more than enough. Once you start dipping below 1500 I would start to question it, but not even then. Your low pressure, (fuel tank pump) will generally go/need upgrading before the HPFP. When the HPFP is failing it starts to tapper off fast in the higher RPM. Example: (It picked up again because boost dropped to 10psi) Intake temps are high, so you definately want to fit that intercooler when it arrives. It would be interesting to see how MHD Stage 1/1+ performs as a comparison. If you haven't already could ask eurosurgeon about the tune. was it intended for track use? Also just checking do you have DTC turned on? Pushing DTC button to enable DTC and disable DSC.
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N54 Oil Pressure Switch/Oil Pressure Questions..
Ninjaspartan replied to jon dee's topic in Maintenance
Yes, I agree it would be rather tricky just using pressure alone. Once warm (100c) I read about 1.5 bar at 700rpm. under load it goes to about 6bar above 2500rpm Not too sure for the 12v around the engine bay sorry. I already had a boost gauge which I wired into the 12v cigarette lighter. So when installing the oil pressure gauge I could just connect off the existing gauge and run the lead through firewall to the sensor. It is very easy to run a wire through the firewall though. -
Not bad. I do wish I went with a more reputable seller for down pipes. The Allexpress special had fitment issues with the exhaust.
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N54 Oil Pressure Switch/Oil Pressure Questions..
Ninjaspartan replied to jon dee's topic in Maintenance
I have experienced this exact issue, low oil pressure when tracking the car caused a spun rod bearing. I did not have any warning that it was sufferrng from low oil pressure. Kind of silly how it is just a switch rather than a proper gauge to read pressure at all times. What I ended up doing as a solution to that. -
Thanks, I purchased them years ago from albut only got round to fitting the oil pressure the other day. They just display a digital read of the gauge and the voltage too.
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Good to know thanks! I thought it was temp as I remember seeing something about timing was reduced after 50c. Do you know if it is linear based, so higher temps more timing reduction or once X temp is reached it reduces timing based on the load/rpm?
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Added an oil pressure gauge to go with the boost gauge. MOV_1017.mp4
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Hot intake temps will absolutely pull timing. This is based on the Tune. Here are the stock timing reductions based on Temp for the 335is (IJEOS) DME verson. I would imagine its the same as the 335i. So above 50c its pulling 5.5 to 8 degrees. Also as John mentioned the two throttle readings are a bit odd. Generally you have throttle postion IE the postion of pedal, and the postion of the actual throttle body. So you have a requested throtle and actual throttle in a sense. As for getting a larger intercooler, yup that is definately something to look at. Especially since you take it to the track.
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Had a little look at the logs and she is running hot and looks to be pulling timing. I see 70c + for IATs (assuming data zap has got everything correct). No boost reduction, looks to be holding 17psi. I do see the throttle does look to close around 4000 rpm which I'mt not sure if is DME or you are just letting off. Also are you left foot braking? Here is the link for Datazapme with your logs. (If you don't want them here I can remove) just easy to see/use data. https://datazap.me/u/ninjaspartan/forum-135i?log=0&data=9-18-20-22-23-24-26&zoom=8598-9091 MHD is pretty good for data logging IMO and checking engine fault codes as well.
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+1 for Bimmer Geaks Their support on facebook is incredible. https://www.bimmergeeks.net/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/BimmerGeeksProTool
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Yup thats correct at 81. Not sure why but its a normal bmw thing, well on the n54 at least.
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Most intercoolers on aliexpress will be an upgrade over stock. The stock intercooler is tiny. For the logging, not so interested in the oil temps, more interested in the IAT's, target boost, Throttle position vs pedal position, timing etc. Re adapters, MHD can work with a D+K can cable or its own wireless adapter.