Anyone have experience of DMS Automotive?

Anyone have experience of DMS Automotive?

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gwatson

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2,504 posts

242 months

Tuesday 29th November 2005
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A fellow member of the z4um.com contacted the above company to enquire about remapping our 3.0 Z4's. As anyone used the company before? The power gains see very good, although quite expensive. Were the power ratings as expected?? Also Superchips can do it for £295 but only 14bhp.

"i spoke to www.dmsautomotive.com about the 3.0l Z4 and they are claiming a 24-25bhp increase (231-256 bhp) and a 18ftlbs of torque increase as well as removing the top speed limiter - all completely undetectable by BMW for £695 + VAT"

Thanks

Graeme

baz1985

3,598 posts

246 months

Wednesday 30th November 2005
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They seem to have a enviable reputation in the mags. But, I'm certain that their remap is detectable, might not be immediately so, but 15mins diagnostic plug-in on a engine warranty issue, they'll know alright.

Baz

jimjob

512 posts

230 months

Wednesday 30th November 2005
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gwatson said:
A fellow member of the z4um.com contacted the above company to enquire about remapping our 3.0 Z4's. As anyone used the company before? The power gains see very good, although quite expensive. Were the power ratings as expected?? Also Superchips can do it for £295 but only 14bhp.

"i spoke to www.dmsautomotive.com about the 3.0l Z4 and they are claiming a 24-25bhp increase (231-256 bhp) and a 18ftlbs of torque increase as well as removing the top speed limiter - all completely undetectable by BMW for £695 + VAT"

Thanks

Graeme


That sounds cheap (cheaper than AMD certainly). I'm assuming that the same gains/price would apply to an E46 330?
Also, have you heard of these guys? www.west-tuning.com/

mondeoman

11,430 posts

267 months

Wednesday 30th November 2005
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They are good, I've sed them before a few times and always been happy.

In terms of output I cant quantify it, but their turbo diesel conversions are top notch. The petrol conversions are more subtle, but there is a difference in smoothness.

As for it being undecteable, yes for normal servicing purposes it is, but in a major engine warranty problem I suspect that it could be quickly found, IF BMW wanted to look that far.

shadytree

8,291 posts

250 months

Wednesday 30th November 2005
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gwatson said:
A fellow member of the z4um.com contacted the above company to enquire about remapping our 3.0 Z4's. As anyone used the company before? The power gains see very good, although quite expensive. Were the power ratings as expected?? Also Superchips can do it for £295 but only 14bhp.

"i spoke to www.dmsautomotive.com about the 3.0l Z4 and they are claiming a 24-25bhp increase (231-256 bhp) and a 18ftlbs of torque increase as well as removing the top speed limiter - all completely undetectable by BMW for £695 + VAT"

Thanks

Graeme


Speak to 'RODS' , he is friends with Rob at DMS and has had his 911 tuned to buggery !!

topboss

353 posts

254 months

Wednesday 30th November 2005
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Surely any simple road test of the car would be enough for a dealer to at least suspect soething isn't quite right/standard. I had an Ecutek remap on an Evo 8 earlier this year......supposedley undetectable by Mitsubishi.....dealer ship was able to read every part of the remap/parameters etc. If they suspect something isn't right you can bet your last £ they'll investigate and find it!

anniesdad

14,589 posts

239 months

Thursday 1st December 2005
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shadytree said:
gwatson said:
A fellow member of the z4um.com contacted the above company to enquire about remapping our 3.0 Z4's. As anyone used the company before? The power gains see very good, although quite expensive. Were the power ratings as expected?? Also Superchips can do it for £295 but only 14bhp.

"i spoke to www.dmsautomotive.com about the 3.0l Z4 and they are claiming a 24-25bhp increase (231-256 bhp) and a 18ftlbs of torque increase as well as removing the top speed limiter - all completely undetectable by BMW for £695 + VAT"

Thanks

Graeme


Speak to 'RODS' , he is friends with Rob at DMS and has had his 911 tuned to buggery !!


Phatgixer (BMW M3 CSL, SL65 AMG) has had work done by DMS at VMAX as well.

brendonj

729 posts

240 months

Thursday 1st December 2005
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chippeduk.com/co.uk chipped my e36 M3. I'm v happy with the results, increased torque and hp (approx 15-20)

Donut

4,521 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st December 2005
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shadytree said:
gwatson said:
A fellow member of the z4um.com contacted the above company to enquire about remapping our 3.0 Z4's. As anyone used the company before? The power gains see very good, although quite expensive. Were the power ratings as expected?? Also Superchips can do it for £295 but only 14bhp.

"i spoke to www.dmsautomotive.com about the 3.0l Z4 and they are claiming a 24-25bhp increase (231-256 bhp) and a 18ftlbs of torque increase as well as removing the top speed limiter - all completely undetectable by BMW for £695 + VAT"

Thanks

Graeme


Speak to 'RODS' , he is friends with Rob at DMS and has had his 911 tuned to buggery !!



One of my customers is friends with Rob and has had his 911 tuned beyond all known factors

DMS carry out work all over the world and have a super reputation! I'm trying to convince my father-in-law to let them tweak his new 545i Sport, after hearing what Rob has done to his M5

dazren

22,612 posts

262 months

Thursday 1st December 2005
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Donut said:
DMS carry out work all over the world and have a super reputation! I'm trying to convince my father-in-law to let them tweak his new 545i Sport, after hearing what Rob has done to his M5

I've been in the DMS M5 at the last VMAX, bloody mental machine.

DAZ

Donut

4,521 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st December 2005
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dazren said:
Donut said:
DMS carry out work all over the world and have a super reputation! I'm trying to convince my father-in-law to let them tweak his new 545i Sport, after hearing what Rob has done to his M5

I've been in the DMS M5 at the last VMAX, bloody mental machine.

DAZ


Haven't been in that, but went in my customers 911...... I have never been in anything so quick in all my life!!!!! and that was before the super charger

JWD

2 posts

213 months

Saturday 19th August 2006
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Has anyone seen anything written on or have actual experience with use of DMS product on the BMW 330Ci Convertible or Coupe . thanks JD

Beemer-5

7,897 posts

215 months

Saturday 19th August 2006
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DMS works well on a 535d.

aeroresh

1,429 posts

233 months

Saturday 19th August 2006
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I had my old Range Rover TD6 DMS tuned. The difference was like night and day!

StuB

6,695 posts

240 months

Saturday 19th August 2006
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Hi Graeme

Rods also has his 535d DMS tweaked and apparently it goes well off the clock! They're maybe not the cheapest, but they are supposed to be about the best.

Regards

Stu

Ginger2003

54 posts

256 months

Saturday 19th August 2006
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Anyone know what sort of results they'll get with a 320Cd M Sport Coupe? I am pleased with the engine overall, but sometimes I feel like it could use a bit more oomph. (I think BMW already do one with more oomph come to think of it - 330d)

Beemer-5

7,897 posts

215 months

Sunday 20th August 2006
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Everyone with a 2.0d/3.0d engine who has gone to DMS seems to be pleased.

Edited by Beemer-5 on Sunday 20th August 09:36

dannylt

1,906 posts

285 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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My 535d is being done today - excited!

diagnosic

23 posts

217 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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"My 535d is being done today - excited!"

Sound very good! I'm looking forward to have my own 535d done by DMS! Read the article about DMS in the latest BMW Car Magazine: very impressive!

Is it like day and night?

Thanks and regards,
Diagnosic

m. toad

38 posts

226 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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For what it's worth, Superchips did my 2004 330D a couple of weeks ago and it's fantastic:

- way more grunt (c.65 lb / ft of torque)
- better fuel economy (definite 2-3 mpg increase at all speeds)

Best of all, day to day, it feels no different to before but it really moves when you gun it. A long road trip to Spa then the South of France resulted in dusting a Cayenne Turbo and SL Merc and the price was worth it just for the look on their faces!

Really nice guys as well and very low aggravation. They do a lot of work with VW UK so I imagine that the quality of their work speaks for itself.

In summary, if you have a car like a 330D or 530D, I don't know why you wouldn't put a chip on it.

cheers
JT