any results, maybe a butt dyno description?
Group Buy: M42 MarkD (chip now in testing, GB still pending)
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Originally posted by spud814any results, maybe a butt dyno description?
The person who is running the first version (which I am also sending Rob) has had it for 3 weeks now with good results.
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Props to Mark for actually taking time to tune an engine that was severely overlooked by the aftermarket :)San Diego BMW repair -> Jake @ www.littlecarshop.com Great guy :up:Comment
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Originally posted by BimmerToadProps to Mark for actually taking time to tune an engine that was severely overlooked by the aftermarket :)
Anyway, Rob will probably post some feedback sometime soon. He has installed one of the chips and seems to like it.
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There are chips for the M42. But I feel the engine was generally overshadowed by both the S14 and M5x engines.San Diego BMW repair -> Jake @ www.littlecarshop.com Great guy :up:Comment
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Originally posted by BimmerToadThere are chips for the M42. But I feel the engine was generally overshadowed by both the S14 and M5x engines.
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Originally posted by MarkDI think that is because there were not a lot of those motors built, so the market for products is smaller. That's where I figured I can now find a small niche... chips for BMW models that have now been forgottten by the bigger companies, or versions that take advantage of 93 octane.
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Originally posted by MystikalOriginally posted by MarkDI think that is because there were not a lot of those motors built, so the market for products is smaller. That's where I figured I can now find a small niche... chips for BMW models that have now been forgottten by the bigger companies, or versions that take advantage of 93 octane.
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Rob tested it on the dyno, but a dyno does not easily show the improvement in drivability and part throttle response. The OWT test on the dyno indicated about 5 hp moere than stock, but I bet it's better than that.
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Originally posted by MarkDOriginally posted by MystikalOriginally posted by MarkDI think that is because there were not a lot of those motors built, so the market for products is smaller. That's where I figured I can now find a small niche... chips for BMW models that have now been forgottten by the bigger companies, or versions that take advantage of 93 octane.
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Rob tested it on the dyno, but a dyno does not easily show the improvement in drivability and part throttle response. The OWT test on the dyno indicated about 5 hp moere than stock, but I bet it's better than that.
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