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downpipes good gains, ecu and stuff
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| 05-31-2011, 07:36 PM | #1 |
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Ok here it goes guys, bare with me now
I know nothing about performance modifications. But I am trying to get your help on what mods I should to for the best performance gains for the buck w/o harming the engine/car. (if possible I would like to keep the car's life to a nice logetivity) I've been researching and from what I have learned I know I will be purchasing an ecu tune but was also hoping to do an exhaust or downpipes for some gain or sound. I like the idea of downpipes because I hear they give modest gains. My question is what would you guys recommend I do. Any brands? Will it give me error codes? Anything I should know about considering my position? What do I need to do exactly? I dont know anything about catalystic converters or what catless means or any of that stuff so any input would be appreciated Thanks -Eamon
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| 05-31-2011, 08:04 PM | #2 |
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If Engine life is your biggest concern than don't tune or modify it. Any mod or tune will cause the engine to wear faster than a car running at stock boost levels.
Your about to get rapped by people on this forum because you didn't search. Basically a few options for ecu tune: procede, Cobb, jb4 and active. I listed those from best to last in the order I would run on my 335. Currently running procede v4 Good luck -Travis |
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| 05-31-2011, 09:29 PM | #3 |
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Tunes: JB4, Procede v5, Cobb AP, Active Autowerke, ect, ect.
Downpipes : AR Design 3'' N54 Downpipes (Catless), Active Autowerke N54 3'' Catless Downpipes, CP-E downpipes, ect Front Mount Intercoolers: Helix Stepped FMIC, HPF FMIC, Big Tom FMIC, AMS FMIC, Spearco FMIC, CPE FMIC with built in oil cooler, and many others. Intakes: aFE Dual Cone Cold Air Intake, BMS DCI, Many other DCI's...just google 335i DCI, Dinan, Injen, ect. Exhaust: HPF, Borla, Supersprint, AMS, Racing Dynamics, (just search! )If you worried about longevity I would just get basic mods done like Intake, Exhaust, and running a mild tune that only increases boost by a few PSI like JB+.
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| 05-31-2011, 09:53 PM | #4 | |
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Yes I ve been searching and I found that AR designs catless are the most popular. Ive also heard making them "catless" gives you error codes sometimes. Is this true? Do I need to do anything about it? Thanks for the help
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| 06-01-2011, 06:49 AM | #5 |
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I would do tune first, then DPs..
For DPs ar design is considered the best, and the new AA pipes have been shown to be popular as well. There is a GB on the AA pipes right now ![]() Mike
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