basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 19, 2007 just tune chipped my ride (gains 12hp + more low end torque) (my ride: 1999, e46, 328ci, manual) omg ............ SHOCKing ... the power... more low end torque, i was shaking from the power unleased from the reserve engine. before i would redline at 6400revs.... now its 7200revs redline before the engine shudders. (off the rev counter) chiptuning rules. breathe taking. and to think you saving a little bit more on petrol too. go tunechipping.!!!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Andrew 30 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 who did it and where are the dyno graphs. You couldn't feel 12hp when driving a car. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hybrid 1044 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 There are a few remaps Dinan / AA / Tecknik offer for the e46, they make ok gains but at the expense of fuel economy and sometimes cause flat spots else where. If you ever need your ECU updated at BMW they will end up wiping it all in favour for there software. (they do back it up but it does take hours) Most of them however have been tuned for US fuel. It is possible to get the maps redone on the standard ECU however it requires (as with anything) dyno time for the car in the current conditions. best gains for an e46 that are in the first stage range is a good qaulity intake/filter and exhaust work. (removing the restrictive OEM sensor section) Fabricating a new oxygen sensor section for more flow will give you really good gains in the higher rev range as the standard . (have personally done this) Along with a good tuned exhaust system. Next is headers and throttle body / intake is another option to consider. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 who did it and where are the dyno graphs. You couldn't feel 12hp when driving a car. you can feel the horse power.. when you are at 4000revs .. and you get pushed back in your seat. its retuning your chip. more torque. i know you want technical graphics.. then you should look at www.superchips.co.nz. he has graphs. i already know there is huge power gains.. and usually the vanos kicks in at 4000 and its just a little bit better. but now.. its like.. you can feel the g's. (really this tunechipping is just more low and mid range torque to support the vanos that kicks in pass 4000revs.... which just really means.. quicker to 100 km/h) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 i went to chiptuning www.chiptuning.co.nz (he was cheaper than superchips) then there is also www.superchips.co.nz check out the sites. if you want to know the power.. how about you drive their ... standard cars vs tuned. (if you can not feel the changes in torque + hp difference, i guess you are a hard person to please) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 my car standard is 193 hp. before the tunechip was done. the car was great. after it was done.. it was a new monster. if the tunechip did not work.. then where does this new torque and power come from? usually my standard bmw power kicks in like 3000revs.. now.. as soon as i tap the accelerator, the power is there... easily move the car on 1000revs but then again.. i am 328ci . also... the rev speedo does not stop at 6400 anymore... its been remapped to 7200rev.. just off the speedo rev counter. (as the tuner said, the engine should start halting when the gears reached its max rev in that gear, and we got it up pass 7000revs. where as before the tune.. 6400.. and the car just halters. wanting to change up a gear. believe me. i put off this tunechipping. thinking its a waste of money, get headers or exhaust system. but.. i must say.. its pretty much worth it. but then.. i think you need a power bmw car, like over 2.2 litres to appreciate the difference in power. a 2 litre bmw might just have a little speed boost at lower revs thats all. >.< Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 subsequently, changing your car to be more low and mid ranged torquey, you lose top high speeds my 1st gear ratio used to red line at 70 km/h , now with retune its like 55 km/h 2nd gear redline at 120 before tune, now with retune 100km/h power lost at high top speeds per gear ratio. at the expenses of more power at low revs. chiptuning explainned to me... why not have a fast accelerating car, with torque than highest speeds when the highest speed limit is only 100 km/h legally on the roads. (besides on tracks) its a hard choice. people think before you retune. acceleration vs top speed Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
m325i 711 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 this thread = gold Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Silver Fox 43 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 Should be framed and hung in a museum. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
westy 614 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 Utterly confused. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Silver Fox 43 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 Agreed Tell me please, how can you increase revs from 6400 to 7200, and yet decrease speed in a manual in first from 70 to 55kmph? That's about a 12% increase in revs, but a 20% decrease in speed? Guess that logic explains the rest of the thread Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Carl 3 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 OMG I can't believe it's not butter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
madandy 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 :wacko: 120 in 2nd gear @ 6400rpm before the chip tuning? sounds like an Automatic? Have the shift protocols been ruined? Whatever dj basil dogz is on I want some. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Braeden320 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 Why not just do a dyno run to see what/if it did gain? Anything other than that is a guess imo Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drifty325i 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2007 this thread = gold Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Andrew 30 Report post Posted September 21, 2007 Likewise - I want a hit on THAT bong. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 24, 2007 (edited) got sent my actual specs sheet of car changes it displays my car info, (car engine model, car VIN ..... and other personal car facts. specs says, standard 328i = 143kw retune 328i = 159kw or 192 hp retune = 215 hp. oh by the way, i am running a remus aftermarket exhaust kit. ... with a cataback system. i think my speedo is ruin or something like that, it seems my first gear does not want to go faster than 55 km/h, i was flooring it, and at 4000revs i was at 50, 5500 revs 55km/h , but the revs just accelerate higher and you can feel the impact of the acceleration. Perhaps my speedo is just broken. well, chiptuning company, is run by a German guy , specialising in europeans cars, he flies over back to Germany often to get updates on this chiptuning. how much does a dyno's run cost? where can i get them done cheaply around auckland? thanks people. Edited September 24, 2007 by djbasildogz Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted September 24, 2007 http://www.superchips.co.uk/curves/bmw328.pdf the power curve, but this curve is for standard oem bmw's Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Silver Fox 43 Report post Posted October 15, 2007 Dyno run, $120, see gavin at Hi Velocity on the shore. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tire 10 Report post Posted October 16, 2007 waffle! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jammasterjames 0 Report post Posted October 16, 2007 I just gotta add that KFC wicked wings are the sh*t!!! You want spicy fried chicken? You wanna be the same as your Hip Hop Idols an eat fried chicken all the time?? KFC wicked wings....buy them befo' they aren't available no more!!! Also Pedro's fried Chicken (Kumeu) is also the m#$# F#$#$ Shiznit Biatch!!!! BUY THEM NOW Mutha F#$#$#!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MADBMA 0 Report post Posted October 16, 2007 I just gotta add that KFC wicked wings are the sh*t!!! You want spicy fried chicken? You wanna be the same as your Hip Hop Idols an eat fried chicken all the time?? KFC wicked wings....buy them befo' they aren't available no more!!! Also Pedro's fried Chicken (Kumeu) is also the m#$# F#$#$ Shiznit Biatch!!!! BUY THEM NOW Mutha F#$#$#!! Random does make me hungry for chicken thoe Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hybrid 1044 Report post Posted October 17, 2007 on a serious note .. had a look into Superchips and others like Dinan, Active autowerks, Technik etc etc. They do make some good mild gains... Best mated with a great flowing exhaust and intake system ... will give you some more power. Not sure if its worth the money though. Certainly not for the 330i ... your 328i may have picked up some better gains however. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
basildogz 0 Report post Posted October 17, 2007 on a serious note .. had a look into Superchips and others like Dinan, Active autowerks, Technik etc etc. They do make some good mild gains... Best mated with a great flowing exhaust and intake system ... will give you some more power. Not sure if its worth the money though. Certainly not for the 330i ... your 328i may have picked up some better gains however. i think your assumption note is quite correct i have experienced gains at lower torque... as correct me if i am wrong the vanos will only kick in like 4000revs or 4500 revs, the lower torque gains just means.. there is more power quicker at 1500 revs than before at say 3500 revs. will get a dyno soon, probably closer to december if all plans go well. but in hinder sight, powering up a car probably the best thing you could do is supercharge for some serious power, i have contacted AUStralia for a supercharging kit, and the cost is quite premium "here is an email with quoted prices" for my car ... LOL i need to sell an arm and a leg for these." Hello basildogz., in regards to your questions I have listed some information detailing the supercharger kits that our workshop offers for the 328ci model. Please note that all these kits are suitable for the 2 door coupes, if your vehicle is fitted with an automatic transmission your are limited to the SK plus and SK stage 1 kits. The Infinitas Bavarian Supercharger systems are designed, built and developed in Germany. Infinitas is Germany's leading supercharger kit manufacturer for BMWs and it's high quality products are sold in over 25 countries around the world. Infinitas is also credited with developing supercharger systems for well known German car tuners such as Alpina, RUF and Lorsiner. The supercharger systems features a compact ASA centrifugal type supercharger, high quality factory like presentation and are designed to work with the standard BMW engine internals. SK Plus Performance figures for 328ci: - 180 kW (245 bhp) - 320 Nm of torque - Running 0.3 bar boost Kit features: - ASATM III-12 centrifugal type supercharger - Centrifugal clutch for silent operation of supercharger at idle - Supercharger mounting bracket system - Integrated belt drive - Oil supply and return pressure lines for the supercharger - Sport air filter - Casted aluminium supercharger intake pipe - Stainless steel pressure side piping - Electronics upgrade - Throttle body relocation kit - All hoses, clamps, vacuum lines, brackets and fasteners SK Plus kit installed onto a BMW E46 6 cylinder engine Installation time: - 2 days Price: - Supplied for AUD $8100 (freight to New Zealand will need to be added to this) An SK Plus system installed in an E46 3 series SK Stage 1 Performance figures for 328ci: - 213 kW (290 bhp) - 340 Nm of torque - Running 0.4 bar boost Kit features: - ASA TM I-12 centrifugal type supercharger - Centrifugal clutch for silent operation of supercharger at idle - CNC machined supercharger mounting bracket system - Integrated belt drive system and guide roller setup - Oil supply and return pressure lines for supercharger - ASAtronic electronic upgrade - Sport air filter - Air to air intercooler - Polished stainless steel intake plumbing - Silicone hoses and clamps - Bypass system - Performance fuel pressure regulator and upgraded fuel lines - All hoses, clamps, vacuum lines, brackets and fasteners A complete SK Stage One / Two kit Installation time: - 4-5 days Price: - Supplied for $12490 (freight to New Zealand will need to be added to this) SK Stage 2 Performance figures for 328ci: - 228 Kw ( 310 bhp) - 350 Nm of torque - Running 0.5 bar boost An SK Stage one system installed in an E46 3 series Kit features: - ASA TM I-12 HD centrifugal type supercharger - Centrifugal clutch for silent operation of supercharger at idle - Supercharger pulley upgrade - CNC machined supercharger mounting bracket system - Integrated belt drive system and guide roller setup - Oil supply and return pressure lines for supercharger - ASAtronic electronic upgrade - Sport air filter - Air to air intercooler - Polished stainless steel intake plumbing - Silicone hoses and clamps - Bypass system - Performance fuel pressure regulator and upgraded fuel lines - All hoses, clamps, vacuum lines, brackets and fasteners - Stainless steel catback performance exhaust system Front mounted intercooler fitted on an SK Stage one setup Installation time: - 4-5 days Price: Supplied for $14300 (freight to New Zealand will need to be added to this) SK Stage 3: Performance figures for 328ci: - 243 kW (330 bhp) - 370 Nm of torque - Running 0.6 bar boost The compact ASA supercharger featuring a centrifugal clutch system Kit Features: - ASA TM I-12 HD centrifugal type supercharger - Centrifugal clutch for silent operation of supercharger at idle - Supercharger pulley upgrade - CNC machined supercharger mounting bracket system - Integrated belt drive system and guide roller setup - Oil supply and return pressure lines for supercharger - ASAtronic electronic upgrade - Sport air filter - Air to air intercooler - Polished stainless steel intake plumbing - Silicone hoses and clamps - Bypass system - Performance fuel pressure regulator and upgraded fuel lines - All hoses, clamps, vacuum lines, brackets and fasteners - Performance exhaust system including extractors, larger freer flowing catalytic converters, stainless steel exhaust pipework and a stainless steel performance muffler Performance muffler used in the SK stage two & three kits Installation time: - 5-6 days Price: Price on application. If you require any further information please feel free to contact me. Friendly regards Erik Gattermeier Bavariacars Motorsport Unit D 39 College St Gladesville NSW Australia Phone: +61 2 9879-7557 Fax: +61 2 9879 7505 Email: [email protected] Web: www.bavariacars.com.au i think with these prices,, it maybe wise to just sell your car and buy a 2nd hand m3 ROFL but theres a site for you e46 supercharging buffs. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
