I wouldn't bother with the headache of replacing the mounts for solid. Best option is our diff bracing kit....
https://twistedtuning.com/products/twisted-tuning-a90-a90-z4-differential-lockdown-brace-kit?_pos=1&_sid=0fe651bd5&_ss=r&variant=40961308164144
Easy install, easily reversible and...
There's nothing wrong with the jb4
It has its place. But you should just unlock the ecu and get a real tune.
Do not push to hard on the jb4. You will regret it.
Oh ok, I mean can't tell much from a dyno plot other than power. You should definitely as an owner have a way to log your own car. These cars make power easy. Doesn't mean it's a good tune. Get datalogging capabilities for your sanity.
All these best tuner posts youll just mainly get people telling you who they are tuned by with no actual knowledge of anyone else to compare to most of the time.
On BM3, probably look at HCP performance, they actually work hand in hand with BM3 to make the OTS maps on BM3 iirc.
There's a ton...
As stated above, E85 has always been able to be used. It's just that as stated max power usually isn't achieved with it due to HPFP limits.
For someone who wants the convenience of not mixing and is ok with not having the absolute max power full e85 is fine. And will still be a fun car.
Are you talking about the exhaust flap?
By that ROM ID you had the dealer update does. So that requires a bench unlock before you can flash.
The at home unlocker works. You just need to buy the hardware from www.bimecu.com
And then the mhd license.
Or you can use our mail in service for...
By that ROM ID you had the dealer update does. So that requires a bench unlock before you can flash.
The at home unlocker works. You just need to buy the hardware from www.bimecu.com
And then the mhd license.
Or you can use our mail in service for unlock. For $175+shipping
Most tunes if they know what they are doing already have the TCM torque limits request bypassed on the ecu, so in most cases the using XHP to limit torque on that typ of tune wouldn't really work.
Regardless as stated, torque control should almost always be done on the ECU side.
Unless you're part of the small group of rev2 testers. You have to tune the Port injection separately from the reflex.so two tunes. As for the logging, I think they have some logging g of it.
Not really. The main difference between the two plates is the PR one has the Cylinder 6 injector port more centered in the middle of the runner and the EOS has it off center. But neither has shown any issues.
BM3 you can use port injection. It's just not controlled by the DME like Ecutek...
The MHD one, mine (out of stock currently), or any that use Zeitronix module. However, does your car have a reflex plus? Because that can be used instead of the prior mentioned
Let me know if you have anymore questions
they are correct. MHD+ port injection integration is barnone.
Thank you very much.
honestly speaking MHD+ has a good amount of things under the hood that BM3 and even ecutek dont have aside from much better port injection control than BM3
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