335d vs 330d - Question for dxb335d

335d vs 330d - Question for dxb335d

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shamrock

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980 posts

191 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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dxb335d,

I've noticed the claims regarding the performance of your remapped 335d and I was wondering how it would compare to a 330d remapped to 290bhp & 500ft/lbs torque.

What sort of difference would you expect there to be when rolling?

Kill it, marginal difference or dead heat?


Neil.D

2,878 posts

207 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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If there is one question you don't ask him its about his car...weeping

noumenon

1,281 posts

205 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Compare the torque curves. This will tell you all you need to know. A car accelerates exactly as the curve. Overlay one on the other and you'll have your answer at all rpms under full power.

Of course, I've made a lot of assumptions, like the same gear ratios....

noumenon

1,281 posts

205 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Just had a look on superchips.co.uk.

335d standard - 530NM from 1800-3300rpm. Drops off to 475NM at 4000rpm
http://www.superchips.co.uk/curves/335d286bhp.pdf
330d remap - 530NM from 2300-3300rpm. Drops off to 475NM at 4000rpm
http://www.superchips.co.uk/curves/BMW30D231bhp-Ma...

Answer - not a huge amount in it. Low end 335d wins easily, flat out I suspect it would be marginal between the two. So all round, I'd declare the 335d the winner.

Of course a remapped 535d produces 590NM from 1750-3500rpm so would walk away from either of the other options.

Edited by noumenon on Wednesday 14th January 12:58

shamrock

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980 posts

191 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Sorry Neil but I am genuinely interested in his response.

Thanks noumenon, I'm wondering what real world difference there would be if both cars were rolling at say 20mph and took it upto say 100mph.

Does the 335d leave the 330d for dead or is it a car length or two?

Edited by shamrock on Wednesday 14th January 13:10

Cyclone1

2,600 posts

247 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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I think the OP is asking what the difference would be between a remapped 335d and 330d. To put it into DXB speak I would say it would be around a 0.8sec over the 1/4 mile (13.2 v 14.0secs), might not sound a lot but it's quite a few car lengths.

Jules.

shamrock

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980 posts

191 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Cyclone1 said:
I think the OP is asking what the difference would be between a remapped 335d and 330d. To put it into DXB speak I would say it would be around a 0.8sec over the 1/4 mile (13.2 v 14.0secs), might not sound a lot but it's quite a few car lengths.

Jules.
Well a remapped 335d to whatever ft/lbs torqure dxb335d has vs remapped 330d to 290bhp 500ft / lbs torque.

I'm not so interested in the 1/4 as that includes a standing start, I'm more interested in a rolling race - where the 335d has the supposed advantage over other cars.

Cyclone1

2,600 posts

247 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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shamrock said:
Cyclone1 said:
I think the OP is asking what the difference would be between a remapped 335d and 330d. To put it into DXB speak I would say it would be around a 0.8sec over the 1/4 mile (13.2 v 14.0secs), might not sound a lot but it's quite a few car lengths.

Jules.
Well a remapped 335d to whatever ft/lbs torqure dxb335d has vs remapped 330d to 290bhp 500ft / lbs torque.

I'm not so interested in the 1/4 as that includes a standing start, I'm more interested in a rolling race - where the 335d has the supposed advantage over other cars.
Well if it's 350bhp and 520lb/ft v 290bhp and 500lb/ft in roughly the same weighted car then I would expect the 335d to show the 330d a clean pair of heels, the 335d holds it's power and torque much better than the single turbo'd 330d.

I am sure Carlos will be along shortly.......

Jules.

shamrock

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980 posts

191 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Cyclone1 said:
shamrock said:
Cyclone1 said:
I think the OP is asking what the difference would be between a remapped 335d and 330d. To put it into DXB speak I would say it would be around a 0.8sec over the 1/4 mile (13.2 v 14.0secs), might not sound a lot but it's quite a few car lengths.

Jules.
Well a remapped 335d to whatever ft/lbs torqure dxb335d has vs remapped 330d to 290bhp 500ft / lbs torque.

I'm not so interested in the 1/4 as that includes a standing start, I'm more interested in a rolling race - where the 335d has the supposed advantage over other cars.
Well if it's 350bhp and 520lb/ft v 290bhp and 500lb/ft in roughly the same weighted car then I would expect the 335d to show the 330d a clean pair of heels, the 335d holds it's power and torque much better than the single turbo'd 330d.

I am sure Carlos will be along shortly.......

Jules.
Thanks, so it seems like a convincing killing for the 335d.

Cyclone1

2,600 posts

247 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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shamrock said:
Cyclone1 said:
shamrock said:
Cyclone1 said:
I think the OP is asking what the difference would be between a remapped 335d and 330d. To put it into DXB speak I would say it would be around a 0.8sec over the 1/4 mile (13.2 v 14.0secs), might not sound a lot but it's quite a few car lengths.

Jules.
Well a remapped 335d to whatever ft/lbs torqure dxb335d has vs remapped 330d to 290bhp 500ft / lbs torque.

I'm not so interested in the 1/4 as that includes a standing start, I'm more interested in a rolling race - where the 335d has the supposed advantage over other cars.
Well if it's 350bhp and 520lb/ft v 290bhp and 500lb/ft in roughly the same weighted car then I would expect the 335d to show the 330d a clean pair of heels, the 335d holds it's power and torque much better than the single turbo'd 330d.

I am sure Carlos will be along shortly.......

Jules.
Thanks, so it seems like a convincing killing for the 335d.
For the very rare occurance that a mapped 335d and 330d should be alongside each other on a private road then yes.

shamrock

Original Poster:

980 posts

191 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Cyclone1 said:
shamrock said:
Cyclone1 said:
shamrock said:
Cyclone1 said:
I think the OP is asking what the difference would be between a remapped 335d and 330d. To put it into DXB speak I would say it would be around a 0.8sec over the 1/4 mile (13.2 v 14.0secs), might not sound a lot but it's quite a few car lengths.

Jules.
Well a remapped 335d to whatever ft/lbs torqure dxb335d has vs remapped 330d to 290bhp 500ft / lbs torque.

I'm not so interested in the 1/4 as that includes a standing start, I'm more interested in a rolling race - where the 335d has the supposed advantage over other cars.
Well if it's 350bhp and 520lb/ft v 290bhp and 500lb/ft in roughly the same weighted car then I would expect the 335d to show the 330d a clean pair of heels, the 335d holds it's power and torque much better than the single turbo'd 330d.

I am sure Carlos will be along shortly.......

Jules.
Thanks, so it seems like a convincing killing for the 335d.
For the very rare occurance that a mapped 335d and 330d should be alongside each other on a private road then yes.
Much appreciated thumbup

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

199 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Whats the difference between the 330d turbo and the 335d's larger turbo? Are they the same with the difference being that the x35d's smaller turbo gives additional boost for x% of the lower rev range?

dxb335d

2,905 posts

196 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Hi shamrock.

A re-mapped 330d will give close to stock 335d perfomance, i dont think it will beat it though. Maybe i could be proved wrong?

I have been a passenger in a re-mapped 330d, it went very well.

Re-mapped 335d compared to re-mapped 330d. The 335d will have an even bigger advantage.

Why is it that your interested?


thanks

gizlaroc

17,251 posts

225 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Ant from anty&pete.co.uk and www.speedreligion has got 320bhp from his 320d with a remap, straight through exhaust and better intake.
He had the twin turbo and didn't get on with it, nothing wrong with the engine but he prefers a manual box.

That was the older 330d, would like to see what the new one can do, the 245bhp version.

Boulder

167 posts

204 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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The new 240bhp 330d engine gives better performace figures than the old 335d.
Deffo the one to have!

dxb335d

2,905 posts

196 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Boulder said:
The new 240bhp 330d engine gives better performace figures than the old 335d.
Deffo the one to have!
Lol what a plonker. If a re-mapped 290bhp 330d cant beat a 335d then a 245bhp certainly cant. Forget BMW figures.

Boulder

167 posts

204 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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dxb335d said:
Boulder said:
The new 240bhp 330d engine gives better performace figures than the old 335d.
Deffo the one to have!
Lol what a plonker. If a re-mapped 290bhp 330d cant beat a 335d then a 245bhp certainly cant. Forget BMW figures.
Why forget BMW figures?




phelix

4,440 posts

250 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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gizlaroc said:
Ant from anty&pete.co.uk and www.speedreligion has got 320bhp from his 320d with a remap, straight through exhaust and better intake.
He had the twin turbo and didn't get on with it, nothing wrong with the engine but he prefers a manual box.

That was the older 330d, would like to see what the new one can do, the 245bhp version.
320 or 330?

dxb335d

2,905 posts

196 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Boulder said:
dxb335d said:
Boulder said:
The new 240bhp 330d engine gives better performace figures than the old 335d.
Deffo the one to have!
Lol what a plonker. If a re-mapped 290bhp 330d cant beat a 335d then a 245bhp certainly cant. Forget BMW figures.
Why forget BMW figures?
335d was quicker than what bmw state, as might this new 245 330d. But i cant see how on earth its a better/faster prospect than the 335d. unless your on a wind up. It is not as good a car. Unless you want a manual. Take your own choice on that.

a new 330d which is down significantly on power and torque is not as fast as a stock 335d, let along a mapped one.

I would think a mapped old 330d (290bhp) would be somewhat quicker than the new 245bhp 330d wouldnt you agree, general consensus seems that the remapped old 330d is slower than a stock 335d.

Now tune the new one and i rekon you might see over 300bhp. Now that might be quicker than a stock 335d. But remember the twin turbo lump is pretty good stock, very drivable. Power delivery is superb.

noumenon

1,281 posts

205 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Still no 335i though is it? wink