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  • BMWfanz
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    Originally posted by Slideways View Post

    You don't want the crossover there. If anything, the x-pipe should go behind the resonators, or even better an H-pipe/crossover. Here is a link to the PDF on the design of the exhaust system - http://www.unofficialbmw.com/images/...ust_System.pdf

    "After the catalytic converters, an interference pipe connects the two pipe runs. This cross-coupling point leads to an increase in torque at medium engine speeds."
    In same PDF- Exhaust Back-pressure Due to the largely throttle-free exhaust pipes and generous dimensioning of the catalytic converters and silencers, pressure loss has been kept down to 300 mbar at 8000 rpm (in standard operating conditions), which is actually 40 percent better than on the previous model (E36 M3). So as i understood- X-pipe/ h-pipe sorts out only torque curve form, not peak power/torque​

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  • Slideways
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    Originally posted by BMWfanz View Post
    Previous setup was like on old photo, now i moved X-pipe before resonators (green X)- and now minding made i right desicion or not.
    You don't want the crossover there. If anything, the x-pipe should go behind the resonators, or even better an H-pipe/crossover. Here is a link to the PDF on the design of the exhaust system - http://www.unofficialbmw.com/images/...ust_System.pdf

    "After the catalytic converters, an interference pipe connects the two pipe runs. This cross-coupling point leads to an increase in torque at medium engine speeds."
    Last edited by Slideways; 09-06-2023, 09:51 AM.

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  • BMWfanz
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    Originally posted by Slideways View Post

    You want a cross-over pipe between the two pipes as close to the stock location as possible. It is located between the gearbox and rear differential on the E46, more towards the differential.

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    Previous setup was like on old photo, now i moved X-pipe before resonators (green X)- and now minding made i right desicion or not.
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  • Slideways
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    Originally posted by BMWfanz View Post
    Guys, has anyone tested different x-pipe placement on dyno? I have S54 swap in E30- and trying to find out any info about best x-pipe location, have dual 2.5" pipes, now x-pipe is near gearbox- is it affects on torque curve? Is it better to place x-pipe as long as it possible?
    You want a cross-over pipe between the two pipes as close to the stock location as possible. It is located between the gearbox and rear differential on the E46, more towards the differential.

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    Last edited by Slideways; 09-06-2023, 03:47 AM.

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  • BMWfanz
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    Guys, has anyone tested different x-pipe placement on dyno? I have S54 swap in E30- and trying to find out any info about best x-pipe location, have dual 2.5" pipes, now x-pipe is near gearbox- is it affects on torque curve? Is it better to place x-pipe as long as it possible?

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  • EthanolTurbo
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    Originally posted by duracellttu View Post

    Looks like he listed Dinan TBs on the mod list.
    Yep, that's why I mentioned them...

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  • duracellttu
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    Originally posted by EthanolTurbo View Post

    These are great numbers for 91 with cats on stock cams. I wonder if the Dinan TB's help out with this setup.
    Looks like he listed Dinan TBs on the mod list.

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  • HanSooloo
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    Originally posted by heinzboehmer View Post

    SAE vs STD correction on the dyno plots will mess with the numbers a lot.

    See my post here where I messed with the correction factor for an example: https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/m...185#post140185

    Reach out to the dyno operator and see if you can get the raw .wp8 files from the dyno runs. You can open those up in WinPEP 8 and adjust the correction factors to all be the same. Should give you a better comparison, but also weather, time of day, phase of the moon, etc. will mess with the numbers that the dyno read out.
    Reached out to the dyno shop, so let's see if I can get the WP8 files.

    Lately I have been hearing whiny / screechy sounds coming from the front of the car, and RRT Racing told me that bearings on one of the pulleys might be going bad. Last couple of days, I heard it louder and more often.

    Do you think that would have affected the runs? Maybe more drag on the engine?

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  • EthanolTurbo
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    Originally posted by Ceelooboob View Post
    2004 M3 with ~119k miles

    HTE Base-Map Tune: 326hp 252tq
    HTE Final Dyno Tune: 339hp 257tq

    Setup/Mods
    - 91 octane pump gas (Shell)
    - CSL clone software running on a map sensor
    - Karbonious Race Style CSL Airbox
    - Dinan high flow throttle bodies
    - Supersprint V1 Stepped Headers (63.5 mm)
    - Supersprint Catted (HJS 200-cell) Section 1
    - Supersprint Resonated Twin-Pipe Section 2
    - Supersprint Sport Muffler
    - Turner Power Pulley
    - 4.10 diff gears​

    Tuned at EAS in Anaheim by HTE HassanEido
    Video if you want to hear the airbox 🎶 https://youtu.be/JZdOWyXp7bQ

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    These are great numbers for 91 with cats on stock cams. I wonder if the Dinan TB's help out with this setup.

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  • heinzboehmer
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    Originally posted by HanSooloo View Post
    2004 M3 with around 88K miles. List of mods:
    1. Karbonius air box: https://karbonius.net/producto/bmw-m...will=twill-2x2
    2. ITG CSL Airbox Airfilter: https://karbonius.net/producto/itg-c...box-airfilter/
    3. OEM CSL snorkel, flap, and related hoses: various eBay and ECS Tuning purchases
    4. Schrick 280/272 cams with followers (ordered through RRT): https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-3...-lift/?pdk=AgE
    5. SuperSprint 63.5mm stepped headers (44001), section-1 with sport cats (44002), and resonated twin-pipe section-2 (44003).
    Baseline dyno results _BEFORE_ the upgrades were installed; car cut off at 6,200 RPM because the dyno rev limiter wasn't raised. Topped out at little over 252 WHP.
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    Did 3 runs with the help from HTE Performance Tuning _AFTER_ the mods were installed:
    0: baseline, dyno rev limiter removed: 267.13 WHP
    1: tweaked based on the first run: 293.83 WHP
    2. tweaked one more time: 295.56 WHP

    As always, Hassan was great working with me throughout the entire process.

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    What was really disappointing was that the _before_ mods baseline at 6,200 RPM is almost the same as _after_ the mods value of around 250 WHP. In the end, Hassan's tune got me about 28 WHP _with_ the mods installed. However, I was expecting a definitive delta between the _without_ mods and _with_ mods baselines.

    I am wondering if my engine wasn't one of the lucky ones to begin with, but would be curious to see what others with similar mods have to say.
    SAE vs STD correction on the dyno plots will mess with the numbers a lot.

    See my post here where I messed with the correction factor for an example: https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/m...185#post140185

    Reach out to the dyno operator and see if you can get the raw .wp8 files from the dyno runs. You can open those up in WinPEP 8 and adjust the correction factors to all be the same. Should give you a better comparison, but also weather, time of day, phase of the moon, etc. will mess with the numbers that the dyno read out.

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  • HanSooloo
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    2004 M3 with around 88K miles. List of mods:
    1. Karbonius air box: https://karbonius.net/producto/bmw-m...will=twill-2x2
    2. ITG CSL Airbox Airfilter: https://karbonius.net/producto/itg-c...box-airfilter/
    3. OEM CSL snorkel, flap, and related hoses: various eBay and ECS Tuning purchases
    4. Schrick 280/272 cams with followers (ordered through RRT): https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-3...-lift/?pdk=AgE
    5. SuperSprint 63.5mm stepped headers (44001), section-1 with sport cats (44002), and resonated twin-pipe section-2 (44003).
    Baseline dyno results _BEFORE_ the upgrades were installed; car cut off at 6,200 RPM because the dyno rev limiter wasn't raised. Topped out at little over 252 WHP.
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    Did 3 runs with the help from HTE Performance Tuning _AFTER_ the mods were installed:
    0: baseline, dyno rev limiter removed: 267.13 WHP
    1: tweaked based on the first run: 293.83 WHP
    2. tweaked one more time: 295.56 WHP

    As always, Hassan was great working with me throughout the entire process.

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    What was really disappointing was that the _before_ mods baseline at 6,200 RPM is almost the same as _after_ the mods value of around 250 WHP. In the end, Hassan's tune got me about 28 WHP _with_ the mods installed. However, I was expecting a definitive delta between the _without_ mods and _with_ mods baselines.

    I am wondering if my engine wasn't one of the lucky ones to begin with, but would be curious to see what others with similar mods have to say.

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  • Ceelooboob
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    2004 M3 with ~119k miles

    HTE Base-Map Tune: 326hp 252tq
    HTE Final Dyno Tune: 339hp 257tq

    Setup/Mods
    - 91 octane pump gas (Shell)
    - CSL clone software running on a map sensor
    - Karbonious Race Style CSL Airbox
    - Dinan high flow throttle bodies
    - Supersprint V1 Stepped Headers (63.5 mm)
    - Supersprint Catted (HJS 200-cell) Section 1
    - Supersprint Resonated Twin-Pipe Section 2
    - Supersprint Sport Muffler
    - Turner Power Pulley
    - 4.10 diff gears​

    Tuned at EAS in Anaheim by HTE HassanEido
    Video if you want to hear the airbox 🎶 https://youtu.be/JZdOWyXp7bQ

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    Last edited by Ceelooboob; 06-19-2023, 08:48 PM.

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  • Riley
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    RK Tune
    Macht Schnell Intake Elbow
    BMC Drop in Air Filter
    Super Sprint 63.5mm Stepped Headers
    Super Sprint 63.5mm Unresonated Section 1
    Stock Section 2
    Agency Power Section 3



    Layover from STATUS GRUPPE HEADERS (RED LINE) vs Super Sprints 63.5mm Stepped Headers (BLUE LINE). No retune just installed the stepped headers and re ran on the the dyno.



    ​​
    Last edited by Riley; 05-31-2023, 04:01 PM.

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  • Riley
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    RK Tune
    Macht Schnell Intake Elbow
    BMC Drop in Air Filter
    Status Gruppe Tuning Headers (DON'T EVEN CONSIDER BUYING THESE HEADERS, THE FITMENT IS TRASH AND THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS AWFUL)
    Rogue Engineering Rasp Pipe Ver 2.1 Section 1
    Stock Section 2
    Agency Power Section 3
    Last edited by Riley; 05-31-2023, 04:01 PM.

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  • duracellttu
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    Originally posted by nuc1 View Post
    Not a dyno result, but for those that have dyno'd there car, where does one strap the car? Have heard the lower RCAs are not the right spot.

    Mike
    EAS used the rear trailing arms.

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