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      10-28-2007, 01:30 PM   #23
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Regardless of what you think about running in the engine and transmission components.

1. Tyres take 200 miles to gain full grip.
2. Brakes take the 200 - 300 miles to bed in fully.

If you pick your car up in winter the above is even more important.
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[QUOTE=Serjames;1604192]Wil be good to have you Steve, I'm really excited to see how the Diesels do too, I had a real job keeping up with Evil D yesterday and wouldn't hesitate to recommend a D over an i if someone was concerned about Petrol costs.

This would be the extra weight of the folding metal roof of the E93.
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      10-28-2007, 02:30 PM   #25
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Maybe, but the procede should makeup for some of that.

I think he either has a goodun, or, well I dunno, it seemed faster than carls too, (sorry carl )
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Maybe, but the procede should makeup for some of that.

I think he either has a goodun, or, well I dunno, it seemed faster than carls too, (sorry carl )
you'll be blown away with my car then its raprapidddoooooo!
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      10-28-2007, 02:33 PM   #27
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Regardless of what you think about running in the engine and transmission components.

1. Tyres take 200 miles to gain full grip.
2. Brakes take the 200 - 300 miles to bed in fully.

If you pick your car up in winter the above is even more important.

I'm not so sure the arbitary "200 miles" is relevant. Yes the tyres have releasing compounds in the very outer layer, and yes the brakes need bedding in.

There are ways to do this properly, and neither prevent you from Loading the engine through the rev range for the first 20 miles.

JMHO - based on experience of sliding around the peak district the day after I picked mine up.

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      10-28-2007, 02:47 PM   #28
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I'm not so sure the arbitary "200 miles" is relevant. Yes the tyres have releasing compounds in the very outer layer, and yes the brakes need bedding in.

There are ways to do this properly, and neither prevent you from Loading the engine through the rev range for the first 20 miles.

JMHO - based on experience of sliding around the peak district the day after I picked mine up.

SJ
...and not forgetting the 'sedate' drive along the B-roads around Ashbourne at 1.30am, James!

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Right then, screw the run in, hard driving it is :-) count me in for a dyno, if my car isn't ready i'll bring my Impreza, assuming that its ok to do so ?
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      10-28-2007, 02:56 PM   #30
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.. yeah that was fun !

Viv, could you come up with a nice e90Post UK dyno meet banner for us ?

Probably ought to refresh the UK4 one

The Banner ought to mention Uxbridge, and perhaps link to here ?

I'd have a go meself, but A) it would look crap and B) it would look crap

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p.s. you coming ?
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The performance could also be down to the transmission. Aparently it 'learns your style of driving' and changes accourdingly.

Also not sure if 2008 3 series model has quicker change patterns. Apparently the 635d has this whatever it means. I cannot beleive it makes much difference with powerful cars like 6 cylinder BM's.

As far as power outputs are concerned I think I read somewhere that there is a tollerance of 5% which the engine can be below published output but can be anything above.

i.e. 300 bhp car. 5% below 285bhp, 5% above 315bhp.

So Mr Evil may have a good one.
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Maybe, but the procede should makeup for some of that.

I think he either has a goodun, or, well I dunno, it seemed faster than carls too, (sorry carl )
The difference will be the sport pack!!!!
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      10-28-2007, 03:13 PM   #33
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lol that's exactly why I'm really interested to dyno them, I know that it's not the same as a good old race, or drag run, but I guess that's for NEXT Spring.

We'll organise a Run what ya brung at the POD, special guest CarlosTOPFUEL335D - watch this space.
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Have added the Dyno event to the Forum Calendar

By the way this is NOT about who has the BEST car....

That's why we're trying to get the Lambo to turn up, just to keep our ego's in check.

It's about documenting ALL the BMW's in comparison on the same day on the same dyno, with and without mods.

So Please bring your 320d or your 320i we really want to see everyone there.
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cant see how you can say its was quicker than mine?! i dont know of aanother 335d thats got into the 13's over the quarter, tony should get up there sharpish!!

if we go to the R/R and his has 25bhp more then fair enough, but i cant see that happening!!

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So you'll be there then carl
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So you'll be there then carl
yeah, i will be buddy FO SHO
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I dunno Carl - our are both the same (albeit my 225's beat those 230's hands down) so it must be the driver

SJ - great blast though. Hopefully no-one caught that on film!
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lol all the skid marks you were leaving would be proof enough :P
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Odd one that - it couldn't have been a lockup as I was nowhere near the brakes.

Maybe a bit of DTC or just a bit too much torque going down round the corner.

Great rip though.
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Please start RSVPing to the calender entry - I'll keep updating the OP on this thread too... will need to let the Dyno people know how many cars will be coming so we know what time we have to start..

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...and not forgetting the 'sedate' drive along the B-roads around Ashbourne at 1.30am, James!

Viv

Are you coming then Viv?! And how about summer next year?

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I dunno Carl - our are both the same (albeit my 225's beat those 230's hands down) so it must be the driver

SJ - great blast though. Hopefully no-one caught that on film!
i filmed a tiny bit during the day, but nowt major, no way could i have filmed are mental tear up, i would have ended up thru the hedge in the field upside down

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lol all the skid marks you were leaving would be proof enough :P


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Odd one that - it couldn't have been a lockup as I was nowhere near the brakes.

Maybe a bit of DTC or just a bit too much torque going down round the corner.

Great rip though.
where are these skids marks?
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At a deserted and unknown location off the A505 after we had a quick pit-stop.

Apparantly I set off a bit too quick for my tires ........
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