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Jntar's 318is budget Turbo build...no longer on a budget :(

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  • hokejka
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    love the build man. i have an e30 and e90 as well. enjoyed reading all this.

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  • jntar
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    Originally posted by CutlassSupremo View Post
    I know this is a silly question, but what kind of gas mileage have you been getting? How does the "fun factor" compare to the way it was when it was N/A?

    Running through my mind right now is "turbo the M42" vs. "24v swap" vs. "something something V8"...vs. "just finish painting the damn thing and get it back on the road"...I'm sorry, it's late, I need sleep ;-o
    I am still getting between 25-27mpg during cruise and town. If I stay out of it, the drop in mileage isn't all that noticeable. It is still there, but not all that bad.

    Fun factor is without a doubt more fun with the turbo. Before I could keep up with friends e36/e46/e90's in corners, but I would be left in the dust on the straits. Now they cant get away from me and in most cases I can get around them and start to pull away.

    Sometimes I wish I had gone 24v swap for ease and reliability. However, when I drive my car I dont regret my decision to turbo it.

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  • CutlassSupremo
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    I know this is a silly question, but what kind of gas mileage have you been getting? How does the "fun factor" compare to the way it was when it was N/A?

    Running through my mind right now is "turbo the M42" vs. "24v swap" vs. "something something V8"...vs. "just finish painting the damn thing and get it back on the road"...I'm sorry, it's late, I need sleep ;-o

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  • jntar
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    Thanks! It's been running great. I'm still surprised its held together with the amount of miles it has on it.

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  • TheTacoMan
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    Sounds super healthy, I can dig it

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  • jntar
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    Still working on getting a time to get a full tune done, but the car did well at it's first drift event.

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  • jntar
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    So it looks like Pin 4 on AFM goes to 77 on DME for input signal. Pin 5 on AFM goes to 14 on DME for ground. That look correct?




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  • jntar
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    Originally posted by Dj Buttchug View Post
    I can check for you in the AM where exactly you need to run it. I cant remember but im 80% is pin 5.
    Sweet! I ended up taking a break from searching and forgot to get back into looking.

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  • Dj Buttchug
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    I can check for you in the AM where exactly you need to run it. I cant remember but im 80% is pin 5.

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  • jntar
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    Finally getting around to installing an intake temperature sensor. On the AFM harness pin 4 and pin 5 are for temp. Pin 77 on the DME is the IAT sensor input.

    Does anyone know for sure if pin 4 or 5 on the AFM lead to 77 on the DME? I'm trying to not hack up my harness. I have a plug extension for the AFM I am going to cut and wire in. Ive been digging through the bentley manual and electric troubleshooting guide for the last hour. I'll keep going, but if someone already knows it would help :)

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  • jntar
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    So this may or may not have happened...

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  • MF DOOM
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    Very nice!

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  • jntar
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    Thanks! Need to get more tuning done and get to my goal of 200whp.

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  • bradnic
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    cool man. very cool.
    318is = poor man's m3 indeed!

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  • jntar
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    New Mishimoto Baffled catch can came in.



    Local shop had a dyno day. Threw my car on there knowing that it needs much more tuning. Pleasantly surprised I was already in the 180whp range with the conservative tuning I've been able to do so far.


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