it will be calculated as a function of mass air flow, and an approximated BSFC/Volumetric efficiency
just like any other OBD based protocol.
But basically, air flow is your metric
PS = 0.735kW
HP = 0.746kW
BHP = 0.746kW
But as mentioned, wheel torque is measured, converted to power, and then assumptions made for engine power levels.
Nice, I'm still waiting. Was there any mention of test drives?
Did they clarify the discrepancy between "cancel any time prior to delivery" that it says on the website and "cancel within 3 days of confirmation email" that it says in the T&Cs?
What I wonder about is the affect on the cooling system at higher power levels, where the heat generated by the engine becomes so great that it has a detrimental effect on the cooling system, possibly even the thermal expansion rates of the alloy....
Again, no data to back it up, but some...
Awesome, thank you. I am not sure what Australia gets - we're not subject to WLTP but the cars we receive often have it due to parent markets.
Is there a way to decipher from a BMW-perspective what cars are subject to WLTP? I'm guessing Au gets the DB42 cars?
Thanks!
That is an aftermarket dash with the GUI inspired by the A90. It has nothing to do with the A90 Supra dash, which has the tacho mounted permanently in the centre.
Sorry, I should have been clearer. I can't find the 30i or 20i 6MT. The bellhousing pattern between the B48 and 58 should be the same, given the modular engine platform.
Out or curiosity, it seems the bellhousing bolt pattern between the auto and manual on the M240i is different. (auto is the same as zf8 in A90)
Can anyone confirm interchangeability between the two?
I can't find the manual Z4 in part listing's to determine the bolt pattern on the B58 TU
The new Cayman GT4 is manual only.
Logically I'd expect, if it were to occur, a 6MT A90 to appear in a few years, pending sales successes, as a high-performance variant.
Not to mention, 1500-2000hp 2JZ builds are really more scarce and legendary than they are reality. A stock bottom end wont survive more than a few dyno runs above 850whp. Beyond that you need pistons, main caps, cooling, rods, etc. Not to mention the head. Heat management becomes the biggest issue.