which cars gain the most when remapped?
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I have read that certain BMW's share the same hardware but leave the factory with different levels of tune.
So a 325i can be mapped as a 328i and therefore go from 185bhp to 285bhp very easily.
Are there any other examples of this kind of thing?
So a 325i can be mapped as a 328i and therefore go from 185bhp to 285bhp very easily.
Are there any other examples of this kind of thing?
Edited by Tyler Durden on Saturday 21st November 10:12
I have read that certain BMW's share the same hardware but leave the factory with different levels of tune.
Performance Torque posted this on their Facebook page.
"BMW F30 320i custom mapped from 179hp to 283hp. We also offer a 245hp upgrade option for customers wanting to match the higher power 328i factory version. "
Are there any other examples of this kind of thing?"
Performance Torque posted this on their Facebook page.
"BMW F30 320i custom mapped from 179hp to 283hp. We also offer a 245hp upgrade option for customers wanting to match the higher power 328i factory version. "
Are there any other examples of this kind of thing?"
Edited by Tyler Durden on Saturday 21st November 10:23
Wow, this thread grew quite quickly, and while I appreciate the input by those taking about the accuracy of measurements I don't see it as much of an issue.
If the remap centre has a rolling road (or another way of measuring power) and does a before and after on your car using the same method then the improvements should be obvious.
Whether or not they are accurate against someone else's way of measuring is immaterial.
If the remap centre has a rolling road (or another way of measuring power) and does a before and after on your car using the same method then the improvements should be obvious.
Whether or not they are accurate against someone else's way of measuring is immaterial.
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