[stillclaimndp]

I was writing my brother an email to explain what was goin with the 335i's (he is 23 and just about to finish college at WWU studying automotive design) and I figured I would just post the data I sent to him based on all the threads thus far with Shiv's latest products. Anyone new to e90post and considering Vishnu should really find some good info here, and it clarifies a bit for anyone not sure what power the different products are making on average:

Here are shiv's products on the dyno on 91 octane, i will summarize for you assuming a 12.7% drivetrain loss (on his 6-speed manual). Besides the stock run, all include intake and Vishnu cat-back exhaust on a dynojet:


Product ---------- Dyno #'s ----------- Est. Motor HP -------- Gains

>Stock Car ------- 276whp/288wtq ---- ~316hp/330tq ---- +0whp/0wtq


>Happy Meal RS2 -- 314whp/312wtq ---- ~360hp/357tq ---- +38whp/24wtq (DIY wire in a couple parts from radio shack)


>Procede 1.48 ----- 340whp/366wtq ---- ~389hp/419tq ---- +64whp/78wtq


>Procede V2.02 ---- 361whp/373wtq ---- ~414hp/427tq ---- + 85whp/85tq (and broader powerband)


The important thing about V2 is that it taps into two more wires to control both solenoids for boost control... this means that compared to 1.48, @ 6600rpm it's making 70hp and 60tq greater at the wheels! This makes for a far better pull in the 5k+ rpm's and a nice broad powerband. My car drives like stock on partial throttle but with a less resistant feel and idles better.

2.03 should be going back to 390-400+ torque at the wheels = ~446-460tq at the motor... some people were getting check engines lights due to sensors (just annoying) with the high torque on the 2.00 map so 2.02 reduced that while increasing hp and makes for an excellent daily driver (or track) map.

On 98 octane Shiv got 413hp and 439tq at the wheels! That is about 472 hp and 503 tq at the motor! That is similar power to a stock E55 supercharged V8 but lighter car and pulls to 7k rpms Not to mention the E55 was 85k+ new!

When he gets the downpipes installed, he is going right back to work... should be impressive. I am guessing they will get the car to 430-440whp (490-505 hp at the motor) on 98 octane with just intake, turboback, and procede V2, but time will tell for sure.



Sources:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showpo...75&postcount=1
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...ht=broke+today

[val3ntin3s]

nice post

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by val3ntin3s

nice post

Why thank you~

[v2bling]

Goodjob man

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by v2bling

Goodjob man

hope it helps!

[daisy16905]

Nice to ponder the past and have such a bright future with v2

Nice summary

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by daisy16905

Nice to ponder the past and have such a bright future with v2

Nice summary

Well said, cheers!

[stefano7171]

Great summary!

Thanks!

I am also guessing the gains that will comne with DP + specific Procede map, but more specifically I am referring to gains that anybody running on 93-94 octanes can get, on a daily basis and not just with race gas!

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by stefano7171

Great summary!

Thanks!

I am also guessing the gains that will comne with DP + specific Procede map, but more specifically I am referring to gains that anybody running on 93-94 octanes can get, on a daily basis and not just with race gas!

+1, salute~

[rambino]

But when is 1.48 going to be released!!

[12SEC335]

Here add this to his Accomplishments

LIMP MODE, LIMP MODE, CEL, CEL, LIMP MODE, LIMP MODE

Originally Posted by stillclaimndp

I was writing my brother an email to explain what was goin with the 335i's (he is 23 and just about to finish college at WWU studying automotive design) and I figured I would just post the data I sent to him based on all the threads thus far with Shiv's latest products. Anyone new to e90post and considering Vishnu should really find some good info here, and it clarifies a bit for anyone not sure what power the different products are making on average:

Here are shiv's products on the dyno on 91 octane, i will summarize for you assuming a 12.7% drivetrain loss (on his 6-speed manual). Besides the stock run, all include intake and Vishnu cat-back exhaust on a dynojet:


Product ---------- Dyno #'s ----------- Est. Motor HP -------- Gains

>Stock Car ------- 276whp/288wtq ---- ~316hp/330tq ---- +0whp/0wtq


>Happy Meal RS2 -- 314whp/312wtq ---- ~360hp/357tq ---- +38whp/24wtq (DIY wire in a couple parts from radio shack)


>Procede 1.48 ----- 340whp/366wtq ---- ~389hp/419tq ---- +64whp/78wtq


>Procede V2.02 ---- 361whp/373wtq ---- ~414hp/427tq ---- + 85whp/85tq (and broader powerband)


The important thing about V2 is that it taps into two more wires to control both solenoids for boost control... this means that compared to 1.48, @ 6600rpm it's making 70hp and 60tq greater at the wheels! This makes for a far better pull in the 5k+ rpm's and a nice broad powerband. My car drives like stock on partial throttle but with a less resistant feel and idles better.

2.03 should be going back to 390-400+ torque at the wheels = ~446-460tq at the motor... some people were getting check engines lights due to sensors (just annoying) with the high torque on the 2.00 map so 2.02 reduced that while increasing hp and makes for an excellent daily driver (or track) map.

On 98 octane Shiv got 413hp and 439tq at the wheels! That is about 472 hp and 503 tq at the motor! That is similar power to a stock E55 supercharged V8 but lighter car and pulls to 7k rpms Not to mention the E55 was 85k+ new!

When he gets the downpipes installed, he is going right back to work... should be impressive. I am guessing they will get the car to 430-440whp (490-505 hp at the motor) on 98 octane with just intake, turboback, and procede V2, but time will tell for sure.



Sources:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showpo...75&postcount=1
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...ht=broke+today

[roadkillrob]

Please also add inability to ship products 3 months after they are ordered!

[HyperM3]

Originally Posted by markymarc1981

The choice is obvious. Dinan all the way. If BMW dealerships are carrying Dinan products, shouldn't it be a no-brainer?

Not all dealerships are carrying Dinan products. Dont be dupped. They have dwindled down over the years and youd be lucky to find 1 or two in your state.

[Former_Boosted_IS]

Originally Posted by markymarc1981

The choice is obvious. Dinan all the way. If BMW dealerships are carrying Dinan products, shouldn't it be a no-brainer?

Out of curiousity, what happens when people start doing downpipes, intakes, etc. on the dinan tune. Will they void that warranty? What a lot of you Dinan guys don't get is that people enjoy modifying their car. My guess is Dinan would pull the warranty much faster than BMW if you do any mods beyond their exact specs.

[Nikolas]

Originally Posted by markymarc1981

Two of them are dealerships. I spoke to them and they assured me the warranty will remain in tact. Thats all I need to know

Your BMW warranty will be voided if it is found the Dinan product resulted in the warranty claim. If this happens the Dinan warranty will cover it.

They are two independent companies.

Where this is a potential problem is if you are on the road and there is no Dinan authorized dealer within towing distance. Then you will pay and try to get the money back from Dinan.

[OBI_agent]

Originally Posted by markymarc1981

Two of them are dealerships. I spoke to them and they assured me the warranty will remain in tact. Thats all I need to know

I think it depends on the dealer....I guess you were lucky to find a good dealer

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by 12SEC335

Here add this to his Accomplishments

LIMP MODE, LIMP MODE, CEL, CEL, LIMP MODE, LIMP MODE

none with 6mt 2.02 map...

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by roadkillrob

Please also add inability to ship products 3 months after they are ordered!

well this is a good problem to have in you are vishnu, not so good for the consumer but good things come to those who wait

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by markymarc1981

The choice is obvious. Dinan all the way. If BMW dealerships are carrying Dinan products, shouldn't it be a no-brainer?

no, but your dinan die hard preaching seems to be a no-brainer, thanks for joining in on my thread, you are all about dinan and you dont even have it yet and havent even tried it yet lol.

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by markymarc1981

HAHAHA a voided warranty to go with that.

not if you take 15 minutes to remove your unit dork.

[stillclaimndp]

Originally Posted by Nikolas

Your BMW warranty will be voided if it is found the Dinan product resulted in the warranty claim. If this happens the Dinan warranty will cover it.

They are two independent companies.

Where this is a potential problem is if you are on the road and there is no Dinan authorized dealer within towing distance. Then you will pay and try to get the money back from Dinan.

+1... marky marks understanding of dinan is about as out of date as the musician by which he is named

[down4it]

Originally Posted by 12SEC335

Here add this to his Accomplishments

LIMP MODE, LIMP MODE, CEL, CEL, LIMP MODE, LIMP MODE

Yeah no limp mode here... Just a small 441WTQ on the dyno... Muhuha