Farfetched tuning figures?

Farfetched tuning figures?

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Pentoman

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4,814 posts

264 months

Wednesday 21st November 2007
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Just browsing this place

http://www.angeltuning.co.uk/pdfs/carmake/Petrol9....

If the figures are right, then at that price they seem incredible. I don't know masses about engines - at least no more than I read in magazines, the internet and the occasional book, but a 32bhp and 28 lbft gain on the E36 M3 Evo would be very impressive if it really was acheived for only £400.
23bhp and 26lb ft from an E46 M3?
34bhp and 33 lb ft from the E39 M5

Those selection of engines I've picked are ones I wouldn't have thought as being that easily improved?

Vixpy1

42,625 posts

265 months

Wednesday 21st November 2007
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I think i sum it up by saying:

roflroflrofl

parksie

303 posts

207 months

Wednesday 21st November 2007
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From exprience i agree with the above, BHP dont come cheapsmile

istoo

2,365 posts

203 months

Wednesday 21st November 2007
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i would say they are optimistic, having had a look at what they claim for a CDA... good but not 24bhp good.

phelix

4,440 posts

250 months

Wednesday 21st November 2007
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Bugger! Have just bent the needle (again) on my BS gauge.

istoo

2,365 posts

203 months

Friday 23rd November 2007
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phelix said:
Bugger! Have just bent the needle (again) on my BS gauge.
QUALITY! might borrow that for other occasions.

clonmult

10,529 posts

210 months

Friday 23rd November 2007
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phelix said:
Bugger! Have just bent the needle (again) on my BS gauge.
I'd normally agree, but the figures they quote for the lower end (M44) are apparently close on realistic from what I've read over on the e36coupe forums.

But I would have thought that the various M3 units would have required a lot more work for such gains.