Remapiing a car with slush box

Remapiing a car with slush box

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Mr Mirkin

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15 posts

172 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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Hi, I fancy a BMW 135i, can't stretch to the newer DCT versions but due to the nature of 80% of my driving I'd prefer an auto of the torque converter era. I understand the N54 egine is easily tunable so was look at a remap.

I seem to remember something about torque converters having problems with rolling road remaps, I might be miss remembering but can anyone clarify this for me please? Also any other tuning optons if this is the case? Thanks J

lord trumpton

7,396 posts

126 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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All the m135i have a conventional zf auto with torque converter

Fox-

13,238 posts

246 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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lord trumpton said:
All the m135i have a conventional zf auto with torque converter
He's talking about the original 135i - the coupe. These had either a ZF 6 speed or, later, a DCT gearbox.

brillomaster

1,257 posts

170 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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Angel tuning near banbury remapped my auto 335i without going on a rolling road, simply uploaded their new map via the obd port. Went from 300 to 360bhp with no other mods needed (though turns out the coils couldnt keep up with the new power above 6000rpm)

Mr Mirkin

Original Poster:

15 posts

172 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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brillomaster said:
Angel tuning near banbury remapped my auto 335i without going on a rolling road, simply uploaded their new map via the obd port. Went from 300 to 360bhp with no other mods needed (though turns out the coils couldnt keep up with the new power above 6000rpm)
That's brillo. Sorry I'm not very technically endowed, what to you mean by "(though turns out the coils couldnt keep up with the new power above 6000rpm)" and what did you do about it please?