Dyno

[m3f_M3Man]

Do E36ers have the same problem as E46ers when it comes to dyno runs. Where the engine cuts out at a lower rpm than your redline because there is so much of a difference in spin between your front and rear wheels?

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

Do E36ers have the same problem as E46ers when it comes to dyno runs. Where the engine cuts out at a lower rpm than your redline because there is so much of a difference in spin between your front and rear wheels?



I dunno, never dynoed.. but my experince from work spinning wheels while the car is on a lift has taught me to turn dsc/asc off, and if necessary, pull the abs fuse.

[m3f_Max M3]

No, e36's don't have that problem.



The e46's need to be hooked up to some dealer device to dyno properly.

[m3f_M3Man]

Thanks guys! :thumbsup:

[m3f_Drifter_23d8df4bc6]

yes thats why E36's are so much better.

[m3f_CMT_50ca834bd5]

yes thats why E36's are so much better.





Especially when they dyno over 70 whp less than the E46s, stock for stock. :l :bugeye:

[m3f_Jkan2001]

Especially when they dyno over 70 whp less than the E46s, stock for stock. :l :bugeye:



And don't wallow around in the corners like fat pigs in a fresh mud pit. Oh well either way i'd still trade my 97 m3/4 for a E46 anyday

[m3f_CMT_50ca834bd5]

And don't wallow around in the corners like fat pigs in a fresh mud pit.



Not all E46s wallow.



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[m3f_WizeGi///M3]

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