stylin8o8

congrats on your mod i heard that procede is super wicked too like 90+ horses with their tune

SDiE60

Any downsides to adding the BMS powerbox to an engine with ~64,000 miles or would it be fine?

jg7879

Its totally fine, just to let you know that it is a piggyback so it's not
As powerful on the gain compared to a ecs tune, but if you looking to
Just add a few hp on your ride so you can enjoy it a little bit more
This product is pretty amazing, read the whole thread a lot of guys in here like it
And it's pretty easy to set up.. I do have almost 70k miles on mine but it's all good
It all depends on how you want to drive ur car also, I did coz I hated that delay on the throttle response when you step on it
But now just a little step on the gas pedal and the ride goes, it eliminates that delay... Good luck
And hope u enjoy it! btw are u tracking ur car or u just wanted it to be a fun drive again?

pradden

I've got to get one of these! I guess I should wait until next April for my extended CPO to run out first?

Q: When I drive with my AC on, the car SUCKS. NO POWER. When driving without the AC, at least the car can feel a little spunky sometimes. Does the BMS improve power/driving with the AC on?

jg7879

hi there, on or off does not matter the bms powerbox gives you a good power boost especially for non
turbo cars like ours here is the link:
http://www.burgertuning.com/BMS_Power_Box.html
good luck!

SDiE60

Cool thanks! I have no intentions to track. That lag when I press on the gas is definitely annoying.

Terras14

We have a fuel pressure / throttle meter below the rpm meter right? I notice with PBx, even a slight tap will bring that meter all the way to the right. Hence we may feel we are actually tapping the pedal, in actual we are stepping more right? So fuel consumption shld not be better? Just wonder n I am a happy user of PBx. Just that after installing my transmission jerk came back n I got to reprogrammed.