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E60 (2004 - 2010)
BMW 5-Series (E60 chassis) was first seen in the Unites States in the fall of 2003 with a 2004 Model Year designation. The E60 is now available as a 528i, 528xi, 535i, 535xi, 550i and a 535xi sports wagon! -- View the E60 Wiki |
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How's everyone doing today? I was curious if anyone has knowledge of reliable performance shops around Nashville, and also performance ideas? I have put about 50K on my 2010 528i, and I know it isn't a beast by any means, I am just looking for a few things to get a couple extra lbs.-ft of torque or so. I can't even find an air intake system for this car. Best I have found is typical exhaust and air filter. That's it. Can anyone please help? At least point me in the right direction to look. I would really appreciate it. Thanks,
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Hi, I'm not sure you can do anything else to your E60 besides what you have mentioned unfortunately. You can add a Juice Box, but this requires wiring to the ECU. I would have a pro do this if you go that route, unless your comfortable with this sort of installation.
http://burgertuning.com/BMS_Power_Box.html I had 2008 528xi, same dilemma. I'm sure the experts here will chime in and offer their advice, maybe there's something else you can do.
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No offense, but I doubt there are any easy ways to get any real HP out of that engine.
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Exactly, but at least you can get rid of that throttle lag feeling if you add a sprint booster or Juice Box. Then air filter and exhaust should help a little. But yes, no real significant HP gains unfortunately.
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