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Old 01-25-2008, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by tbal' post='522582
A load-based dyno typically reads about 13% lower than a dynojet. A load dyno won't give impressive numbers, but is best for tuning.

The actual numbers are not that important, but rather the delta and space under the curve.
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Originally Posted by vegastrashed' post='522421' date='Jan 24 2008, 01:49 PM
The 325 rating is crank for the 545i. You read his 257rwhp as crank. Why would you say 68 more then? Educate me.
i didnt read as such.
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can their remap get rid of my check engine light as well as taking advantage of my mods full potential? If so i may go this route because i still havent heard from Federico from RD Sport. I dont know why they cant take care of me and ignore my phone calls as well as the shop that provide me the parts phone calls
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Originally Posted by rpav' post='526897' date='Feb 3 2008, 08:41 PM
can their remap get rid of my check engine light as well as taking advantage of my mods full potential? If so i may go this route because i still havent heard from Federico from RD Sport. I dont know why they cant take care of me and ignore my phone calls as well as the shop that provide me the parts phone calls
Yes they can bot. Call Jesse at speedinnovations or Gintani (same company.) www.gintani.com and when your ready to move call Nick @ Jlevi www.jlevisw.com (tell them Joe sent you with the 545)

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Joe, these are some great numbers! Glad to see you enjoy the upgrade
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Originally Posted by Nick@Jlevi SW' post='527639' date='Feb 5 2008, 04:10 PM
Joe, these are some great numbers! Glad to see you enjoy the upgrade
What does the "remap" actual do? Does it make the fuel mixture more lean causing you to get more hp/torque? If you had a temp gauge, would it read hotter with the remap at longer duration in the higher rpm?
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Originally Posted by Bimmer32' post='527797' date='Feb 5 2008, 09:13 PM
What does the "remap" actual do? Does it make the fuel mixture more lean causing you to get more hp/torque? If you had a temp gauge, would it read hotter with the remap at longer duration in the higher rpm?
A remap, in the simplest sense, codes the car's computer for enthusiast driving. Mass produced cars must be made for a mass market. Stock cars typically have a conservative engine control curve programmed to compensate for EPA fuel consumption numbers, allowances for the idiots who use below-grade gasolines, those who are lax on maintenance, and a slew of other non-enthusiast types.


Remaps are designed to optimize the curve toward the enthusiast user - those of us who are rigid on maintenance, who place gaining maximum performance over MPG's, and will religiously used the recommended fuel (or greater). Remaps are a very complex combination of enhancements to sensor readings, fuel output, RPM limitations, etc. Any temperature increases should be minimal and non-threatening IF a reputed, knowledgeable tuner is used.
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That's a colossal gain in lowend and midrange...40hp and 70ftlb at 3.4k rpm..
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Originally Posted by ukr' post='529529' date='Feb 10 2008, 08:15 AM
That's a colossal gain in lowend and midrange...40hp and 70ftlb at 3.4k rpm..

??????

Are you sure your looking at the dyno right?
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Originally Posted by r1racer' post='530016' date='Feb 11 2008, 01:12 PM
??????

Are you sure your looking at the dyno right?

Unless I'm reading it wrong, in the first dyno graph at 3400 rpm?!


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