just sharing from e90post.com
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=188920

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Hi guys,
We're wrapping up details on the new mapping that Rixst3r, Mote, Jam0321 and a few others are running. I believe it's a a pretty big departure from previous tunes (or any currently available) in terms of performance, on-the-road power and drivability. And we are willing to prove it to even the most skeptical enthusiasts.

We will be hosting a "Taste Test" event where you can bring YOUR car and see how it drives with the PROcede. We will provide loaner PnP PROcedes. We will do the installation/uninstallation. Even if you already have a previous tune. And then you can go on a leisurely test drive. There is no cost involved. And no, you don't have to buy the PROcede afterwards. In fact, we encourage anyone to try it out even if they aren't in the market for a new tuning device. We're interested in your feedback more than anything else.

Where: MD Automotive in Westminster, CA
When: SUNDAY, December 7th at 11AM.

We will have food and drinks as well. We'll even do a few free dyno runs for fun. Hope you guys can make it! If you plan on coming, please let me know via PM so we can get an idea of how many people to expect. Would hate to run out of food, drinks for loaner PROcedes

To those who already have Rev.I PROcedes v3s: Come on by and we can update your maps/firmware to the new stuff

Cheers,
shiv

 

That is awesome PR.

 

It'll be interesting to see them chip the new 4.4L twin-turbo. If history repeats (335i from 300hp to 360ish hp - 20%), 4.4L TT would be closed to 500hp. If they push a bit, 500hp is not hard to reach.
I believe Vish can do it, but Dinan would be uphand since it backs up its mods with its own warranty.

Very interesting!

 

I had one on order ( infact I was to get one of the first in a E60) but had to cancel the order due to finance issues...
I was really looking forward to it, may get one later in the spring, after more reviews come out, and to see what DMS v 32.X will due to solve the lag , and what trick BMW puts in it to find Piggybacks...

 

I read on e90post that Shiv (Procede) is working with ASR engineering to make new turbo upgrades for the x35 TT engine.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=191848

 

lets hope the HPFP stands up to the added boost fuel requirments... cause they barely can take the stock pull from the engine.
lol