N47D20A Does dyno test results is normal?

OrestasX · 09-14-2023, 03:03 PM

Hi guys !

My BMW spec:
BMW E90 2007 130kw diesel, without DPF and EGR (DPF and EGR deleted and disabled in ECU)

I recently conducted a dyno test on my car and I am wondering if the results are normal. As far as I know, my car's ECU has not been tuned for more power, yet I am getting more kW than I should.

I would appreciate any insights or explanations you may have regarding this situation. Is it possible for a car to generate more kW than its intended power without any modifications to the ECU?

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

OrestasX · 09-14-2023, 03:06 PM

I forget to mention that rear wheels size is R19 9j (245 tire) width if it matters 😅

Brandoch · 09-14-2023, 03:16 PM

You said
"DPF and EGR deleted and disabled in ECU"
And then you said
"Is it possible for a car to generate more kW than its intended power without any modifications to the ECU"

The DME was modified to remove those restrictions, so yes it will make more power.

OrestasX · 09-14-2023, 11:43 PM

Brandoch

So You want to say that I get 10Kw more with deleting and disabling EGR, DPF? I expected a little less should be

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OrestasX New Member 2 Rep 8 Posts Drives: BMW E60 Join Date: Jul 2021 Location: Lithuania iTrader: (0)	N47D20A Does dyno test results is normal? Hi guys ! My BMW spec: BMW E90 2007 130kw diesel, without DPF and EGR (DPF and EGR deleted and disabled in ECU) I recently conducted a dyno test on my car and I am wondering if the results are normal. As far as I know, my car's ECU has not been tuned for more power, yet I am getting more kW than I should. I would appreciate any insights or explanations you may have regarding this situation. Is it possible for a car to generate more kW than its intended power without any modifications to the ECU? Thank you in advance for your assistance. Attached Images
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Brandoch Lieutenant 606 Rep 622 Posts Drives: 2009 E93 M3 DCT Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: BC Canada iTrader: (0) Garage List 2009 BMW E93 M3 [9.50] 2011 BMW F25 X3 28i [8.50]	You said "DPF and EGR deleted and disabled in ECU" And then you said "Is it possible for a car to generate more kW than its intended power without any modifications to the ECU" The DME was modified to remove those restrictions, so yes it will make more power.
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OrestasX New Member 2 Rep 8 Posts Drives: BMW E60 Join Date: Jul 2021 Location: Lithuania iTrader: (0)	Brandoch So You want to say that I get 10Kw more with deleting and disabling EGR, DPF? I expected a little less should be
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