ALEX325i said:AFAIK, Conforti perf. engine SW hasn't been released for E46's yet... I think they're close though...
ALEX325i said:AFAIK, Conforti perf. engine SW hasn't been released for E46's yet... I think they're close though...
nate328Ci said:
It hasn't been released for 325s and 330s
and, they just need to figure out how to get it on the car, not the programming :thumbup:
Mystikal said:
nate328Ci said:
He was even a 323Ci owner
When are you going to get a software mod?![]()
Mystikal said:
I dunno, I'll have to rationalize it some more.![]()
nate328Ci said:
do it!!!
especially with CAI, your slow-rev complaints will be mitigated
Conforti will make it more responsive than Dinan, and the revs will fall faster, but you will sacrefise fuel economy (HACK said 3 mpg, I think), whereas Dinan increases economy
Mystikal said:
You've actually seen a measureable increase in fuel efficiency?
Mystikal said:Performance Data
Peak Horsepower Gain...........................8 @ 6000 rpm
Peak Torque Gain..................................11 lb/ft @ 2500 rpm
Rev-Limit increase..................................+270 rpm
Not too bad. But 400 USD...I don't really "need" this. Will the car need to be out of commision? If so, how long? It may make more sense to get a Shark Injector if that's the case.
nate328Ci said:
It takes 30 minutes max to do it, a software download at a Dinan dealer....
Mystikal said:But 400 USD...I don't really "need" this. Will the car need to be out of commision? If so, how long? It may make more sense to get a Shark Injector if that's the case. [/B]
rwg said:
Need? What does need have to do with it? If *need* was the standard, we would all be driving Kias. You have roughly a $30,000 car. How much will that $400 increase your enjoyment of it? Every day, mile after mile . . . in fact, if you figured out the cost per mile, I bet it will seem much less!
Mystikal said:
Yeah, someone threw that argument at me a couple weeks back also. Probably nate, being the ignorant bastard that he is.
If I do it, you guys will be the first to know.
rwg said:
Need? What does need have to do with it? If *need* was the standard, we would all be driving Kias. You have roughly a $30,000 car. How much will that $400 increase your enjoyment of it? Every day, mile after mile . . . in fact, if you figured out the cost per mile, I bet it will seem much less!