08-21-2018, 02:53 AM | #1 |
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Putting things in to perspective
I own a 330d Tourer. We all know it's considered a fast car. We all know there are faster cars out there.
But there is nothing more demoralising and no better way of you thinking your car is slow than sitting behind a car for a few miles for it to then blow you away on the slip road to a dual carriageway. The culprit was an E92 335d. I did think it would pull away from me due it's lighter weight and a bit more power but it didn't pull away - it blew me away! Even had the gearbox in Sport mode anticipating his antics. There must have been some trickery going off, it sounded like an aircraft taking off and there was a lot of black smoke. Not a cool sound or a nice site. Now where am I best to go for a remap? |
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Guess his DPF gets a bit overloaded. |
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08-21-2018, 04:39 AM | #5 |
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As has been said his car will almost certainly fail a proper MOT unless he spends some time putting his DPF and CAT back in.
A remapped 335D shouldn't smoke badly but you can be sure if its smoking like a good-un it's probably had EGR/DPF/CAT all poked |
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08-21-2018, 04:49 AM | #6 |
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Yep sounds like he has more than a simple stage 1 remap going on there too.. your description sounds like he pulled away from you the way an M3 would from a 320d if your not exaggerating it. A modified and well tuned 335d will be one rapid diesel!
A remap is calling you now .. although don't expect 320bhp to keep up with that particular 335d you talk about here. I recommend .. http://www.e-maps.co.uk |
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08-21-2018, 04:59 AM | #7 |
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I'd expect that 335D would pull away from me too considering the sheer numbers you see from "stage 2" etc.
Go get yourself remapped and remember that many remappers will be happy to remove the DPF, blank the EGR or remove the cat and claim "it's okay". I considered decatting the 340 but its not worth the risks to me. |
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08-21-2018, 05:04 AM | #9 |
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Probably the same place he had his done
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08-21-2018, 05:40 AM | #12 |
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Not sure I'd start on the more power game (if you really wanted more power you'd already be in a 35d ) - we all know where it will end... this forum combined with copious man-maths has proven that an M3/4 is the only thing to drive down the road to true happiness...
But think just how embarrassing that would have been if you, like some of us, had recently arrived at your ultimate destiny as foretold by this very forum and he still had enough grunt to do the same to your M3/4... I had a DMS mapped 35d E90 and it wouldn't have disappeared that quickly so he clearly had some serious trickery at play... Better to immediately back off & pretend you could be can't be bothered to keep up |
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08-21-2018, 05:44 AM | #13 |
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Remap can get the 30d into a range of 320-350bhp i.e. DMS and Evolve without removal of DPF.
Make sure you have before and after dyno runs as part of the setup (torque curve) and proof of results.
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08-21-2018, 06:09 AM | #16 |
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Some of guys who've been on here since the E90post days may remember dxb335d . He was obsessed with tuning his E92 335d and doing dozens of Santa Pod runs.
Here he is up against an E46 M3's. Dont forget both are RWD. he posted some times: 335D 13.5@105mph M3evo 14.0@99mph I'm pretty sure a stock F3x would do a 13.5 (although does have xdrive).
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08-21-2018, 06:26 AM | #17 |
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There have been a few people with F30's and F31's hitting santa pod both stock and remapped.
A stock F30 335D (x) managed 13.2 @ 104mph. A remapped F31 335D (x) managed 12.76 @ 107mph. An M3 might struggle against a heavily modded 335D due to the x-drive's ability to launch and the M3 would just struggle for grip but once it's rolling it'd close the gap. I did a couple of quick tests in my car and without trying too hard got a 12.84 @ 111.83. Just looked on dragy and can see "Dave335dx" with a remap and bigger IC managed 12.28 @ 111.42mph Dave's on the left, mine on the right. 60ft - 1.82s | 2.13s 330ft - 5.13s | 5.6s 1/8 - 7.89s | 8.43s 1/4 - 12.28 | 12.84 The best I can see on Dragy ran a 12.12 @ 113.37 but that had a bit of work on it! Last edited by chris-c; 08-21-2018 at 06:34 AM.. |
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Mine was remapped by Simon from Emaps and rolling 30-80 it's 'easily' as quick as a stock 340i, Audi S5 or Golf R in a straight line now and will pull on a stock F30 335d from rolling above 30mph. You won't keep with a well tuned up 335d though (although you won't get blitzed the way your stock car was). Simon charges around £350 for 325bhp and 660nm through OBD |
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08-21-2018, 11:41 AM | #20 |
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Already got M Sport brakes, as for the suspension, not sure I personally find it bad enough to justify spending £700. Hopefully will be keeping the car for at least the next few years so who knows, in a couple of years I might just fancy giving it a blast.
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