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  • TC|Photography
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    Originally posted by Zacm829
    What are you planning on running, I'm local if you need any help.
    I pm'd you!

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  • Zacm829
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    Originally posted by TC|Photography
    any update? I'm about to start my turbo build!
    What are you planning on running, I'm local if you need any help.

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  • TC|Photography
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    any update? I'm about to start my turbo build!

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  • TC|Photography
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    Yes, I highly highly recommend CES. If you go to their website they have info on dyno tuning. They focus mostly on e36's. just go talk to Jon. Tell him what your looking to get done and he will get you fixed

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  • Mtechnik2
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    Darrius at driven has been awesome to work with thus far. He was recommended to me by a guy I work with that builds high horsepower evo's. I originally wasn't going to get it tuned there, but he offered and has a dyno in house. I might go check out CES, do you know how much they charge for dyno time? This is my first turbo build btw.

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  • Zacm829
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    Originally posted by TC|Photography
    judging by the welding looks like your using DRIVEN performance to do your welding? Why not go right down the road literally 1/8th mile to CES and talk to Jon, hes the owner and a damn good guy. Hes a BMW guy and focuses strictly on turbo systems. It'll cost you but it will not be done by him unless its done right. They also have a in ground Dyno-Jet
    So CES gets your vote for MS dyno tuning in Charlotte? I have been needing to get my e30 properly tuned.

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  • TC|Photography
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    judging by the welding looks like your using DRIVEN performance to do your welding? Why not go right down the road literally 1/8th mile to CES and talk to Jon, hes the owner and a damn good guy. Hes a BMW guy and focuses strictly on turbo systems. It'll cost you but it will not be done by him unless its done right. They also have a in ground Dyno-Jet

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  • DÌEGØ
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    Originally posted by travish325
    What does he being a superb welder have to do with it??

    I think you need a new tuner...
    haha thats what i was thinking too.

    OP go read up on the forced induction section of E30tech, LOTS and LOTS of info there specially for MS! good luck
    Last edited by DÌEGØ; 01-24-2013, 06:37 PM.

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  • Mtechnik2
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    Hes welding my down pipe and dump pipe, also has a dyno in shop and is an authorized tunerstudio distributor. figured while my car was there mine as well let him tune it.

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  • travish325
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    What does he being a superb welder have to do with it??

    I think you need a new tuner...

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  • Mtechnik2
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    what do you mean by directions? i just never payed that much attention to the fuel system. My tuner told me that it was non return, he mainly does honda's but is a superb welder. I just didnt think much of it, when he said it.

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  • bmwguy325is
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    Your turbo build has directions right?

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  • DÌEGØ
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    Originally posted by Mtechnik2
    i thought it was a non return system
    nope

    Originally posted by Mtechnik2
    forgive my ignorance
    no worries!

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  • Mtechnik2
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    forgive my ignorance

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  • Mtechnik2
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    i thought it was a non return system

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