I just purchased a 97' M3. Looking for suggestions on how to achieve 250whp all-motor without jeapordizing drivability.
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Jim Conforti Cam Kit combined with a catback exhaust should put you right near the 250 whp you desire.
Cam Kit= www.sharked.com (somewhere around $3k)
Exhaust= Really depends on the kind of sound you are looking for.
Loud=
www.rogueengineering.com
www.uucmotorwerks.com
www.bavauto.com (tri-flow)
Quieter:
www.dinanbmw.com
www.supersprintna.com
www.aatuning.com
www.understeer.com (stromung)
All exhausts for our cars give similar gains, so the choice is up to you.
Hope this Helps.
-RIchard
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The Schrick Cam Kit can dyno at over 250 at the wheels. This of course depends upon many factors. I would think that you are getting more then 245 whp out of 321, something might be wrong with your engine if you are see a loss of 76 hp.
Seem odd to anyone else?
321 is bhp........ 245 is rwhp
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Brent Hocky: I understand what his hp levels are. You did not understand what I was trying to say, so let me try this.
If his European engine is pumping out 321 crank horse power, and 245 of that is getting to the rear wheels, 76 hp is lost in the trek. This number is too high, so I find it hard to believe that his engine is producting the factory claimed 321 crank horse power (I'm not trying to be a ****, I'm just trying to explain the thought process here that I'm using to all involved). Maybe the engine has covered many miles and is tired, maybe the dyno that was used was not accurate, maybe, maybe; maybe.
Now, you look at the dyno charts for the Schrick Cam kit for the 3.2L US engine and you see that the wheel horse power is around 250-260, which would mean that the crank horse power has to be near 300 hp which is what Schrick, Turner, Bimmerworld all claim it to be. A hp loss of 50 is much more realistic then 76.
See where I'm coming from?
Again, not trying to be a **** or start any fights with you guys.
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