Anyone install this or know anything about it? It seems like a pretty good value compared to the Dinan Flash but is it really that easy to uninstall?
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Haven't heard of that one: JuiceBox 1 $179, Juicebox 2 $379, Vishnu $1300, Dinan $1900
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Originally Posted by pennetta' post='528202' date='Feb 6 2008, 08:26 PM
Haven't heard of that one: JuiceBox 1 $179, Juicebox 2 $379, Vishnu $1300, Dinan $1900
Here is the description: 1)Enhance Performance by up 50 ft-lbs and 40 horsepower at the wheels The Turbo Tuner is an embedded control solution that works seamlessly with the stock ECU. It works on demand meaning that once the engine is in boost and throttle position is increased, the boost is increased. This increase in boost builds in a smooth, progressive fashion as the throttle position is increased. The Turbo Tuner is not a boost controller. The boost of the engine is always being controlled by the stock ECU. Therefore, the quality of how boost builds and is managed is completely preserved. 2) Easy to Use The Turbo Tuner is a true plug-and-play solution that can be installed or uninstalled in seconds by the customer. This is a major step forward in convenience compared to ECU re-flash or hard-wired piggyback controller solutions. Both of those alternatives take considerably longer to install. Unlike an ECU re-flash, after the Turbo Tuner is removed, there is no trace that it was ever there. Unlike a hard-wired piggyback, the stock wire harness is left untouched. 3 )Maintain Stock Drivability The Turbo Tuner does not change the characteristics of the engine in the vacuum region. This assures that the drivability, fuel economy and exhaust emissions are completely stock when driven with light throttle. Every effort has been made to assure that the smooth and refined character of the car is not adversely affected. 4)Preserve Reliability Every aspect of the inherent protection features built into the stock engine management system is preserved In addition, the design features a soft limit circuit that avoids over-boost. This protects the engine from potentially damaging boost spikes. There is also a temperature compensation protection circuit that lowers boost at elevated under-hood temperatures. 5)Highest Product Quality. The Turbo Tuner is built using surface mount technology and state-of-the-art, pick-and-place automated assembly. |
there's plenty of aftermarket chips for the twin turbo
these are the most popular ones Procede (most popular) Active Autowerkes Juice Box Turbo Tuner Dinan |
Originally Posted by alpinewhite' post='528219' date='Feb 6 2008, 09:30 PM
there's plenty of aftermarket chips for the twin turbo
these are the most popular ones Procede (most popular) Active Autowerkes Juice Box Turbo Tuner Dinan |
since the 535=335i in engine, refer to this thread from another BMW forum:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/search...archid=3566154 btw, I would buy it used. Check with Turbo Tuner if the chip from a 335 is applicable to a 535 |
Any of the above not void your warranty?
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Originally Posted by alpinewhite' post='528221' date='Feb 6 2008, 10:44 PM
since the 535=335i in engine, refer to this thread from another BMW forum:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/search...archid=3566154 btw, I would buy it used. Check with Turbo Tuner if the chip from a 335 is applicable to a 535 i've just received my Split Second Turbo Tuner (SSTT) and pre-purchase, confirmed with them that, Yes, this will work with the 535. Funny thing is, I've got the chip before I've got the car...though its scheduled for delivery in April. The waiting is pure torture. I'm not too concerned with the possibility of voiding the warranty as I plan to take it out before each scheduled service. |
I have it installed in my 2008 535xi. Install isn't quite as easy as they say, but not very difficult. Much easier than the other piggyback units that need access to the ecu. Officially, it does void your warranty, but you just have to unplug it before you go in for service, it doesn't leave any evidence. Very reliable, throughly tested not to damage the engine and good bang for the buck. Easy mod for some more zip. Definitely adds to the "seat of the pants" feeling.
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Originally Posted by mskjason' post='528845' date='Feb 8 2008, 09:19 AM
I have it installed in my 2008 535xi. Install isn't quite as easy as they say, but not very difficult. Much easier than the other piggyback units that need access to the ecu. Officially, it does void your warranty, but you just have to unplug it before you go in for service, it doesn't leave any evidence. Very reliable, throughly tested not to damage the engine and good bang for the buck. Easy mod for some more zip. Definitely adds to the "seat of the pants" feeling.
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