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Originally Posted by rasa bmw
mines on original flywheel at 131 k miles,,and when i sold my remapped e46 it had 157k miles and original clutch and flywheel,,its how you drive it ,that will determine how long it lasts,,keep using the lowdown torque and it will lessen its life,,keep in gears for the speed and will last longer..simples
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Man I recently had an e46 after my e92....could not cope with the power... was mapped on a fairly extreme map prior to me purchasing it...the whole drive train would vaibrate/grumble when giving it some 😂😂
The old e92 was a m57 but was mapped dpf delete etc etc never gave me any bother used to drive it like I stole it. From memory it was around 280-290bhp and 600nm.
I’m fairly sure my current lci n57 e92 will cope with a moderate map but delving into hybrid turbos I think it may need a better clutch and dmf etc.
Any one know what the max torque figure is for transmission dmf etc etc?