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  • jet_dogg
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    That's a nice gain despite the dyno difference.

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  • CrisSilberGrau
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    Originally posted by Slideways View Post
    The engine sounds pretty normal. What noise are you referring to? Is there a response issue?
    The rattling "clinking" noise as the rpms go up and the noise frequency increases as well. I know its common in the S54 but its very pronounced in the cabin and much too loud for my liking. Posted in case someone may have experience with it.

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  • Slideways
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    What noise are you referring to? Is there a response issue?

    Edit: Yeah, that is pretty loud and almost sounds like another follower is going flat.
    Last edited by Slideways; 05-14-2023, 08:53 PM.

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  • CrisSilberGrau
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    Basically round 3 on the dyno, and 3rd time with HassanEido HTE.

    Mods since last dyno session:
    • Spal 2049, aux delete
    • Schrick 280/272
    One the same rim and tire setup as in the sig. Previous setup without the above was 329.6whp/250.8wtq also done on DynoJet as was this. Unfortunately the place I went to last has gone out of business. For comparison sake, all the dyno tuning has been done on different dynojet. Doesnt mean much but its something.

    Baseline runs:
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    Final numbers below, 347.6whp/257.5wtq. 11 revisions, cant thank Hassan enough always does amazing work.
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    Sounds decent.
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    During the break in process 500kms under 4k rpm part throttle and 500kms up to 6k part throttle ( >50%), I noticed some noise coming from the top front of the engine. After the dyno it got a bit more pronounced. Valve cover off and cylinder 6 exhaust rockers were replaced with new oem, the last rocker was the worst. However this was not the cause noise. My car has had issues with vanos even after it was done. I've swapped in a lower km intake splined shaft, I think the exhaust one maybe the culprit here too. So I've ordered some parts from beisian to redo the anti rattle kit, and if that fails ill need to look for splined shafts. Here's a video for reference:

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  • heinzboehmer
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    Originally posted by EthanolTurbo View Post

    Not as far as I can tell. I was in high RPMs but wasn't shifting, was going down the freeway. Rev limit was set to 8400 RPM.
    Weird, sorry to hear though. Hopefully it's back up and running soon!

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  • EthanolTurbo
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    Originally posted by heinzboehmer View Post

    Overrev?
    Not as far as I can tell. I was in high RPMs but wasn't shifting, was going down the freeway. Rev limit was set to 8400 RPM.

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  • heinzboehmer
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    Originally posted by EthanolTurbo View Post
    Just wanted to update: last time I posted I was heading to the dyno. The night before, after street tuning with Hassan, I bent my exhaust valves. About to put new hardware in and then it's dyno time.
    Overrev?

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  • EthanolTurbo
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    Just wanted to update: last time I posted I was heading to the dyno. The night before, after street tuning with Hassan, I bent my exhaust valves. About to put new hardware in and then it's dyno time.

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  • digger
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    Originally posted by SQ13 View Post
    2001 M3 w/ 107k miles
    Supersprint V1 headers
    Supersprint V1 catted section 1
    Supersprint 63.5mm dual resonated section 2
    Supersprint Sport muffler
    Karbonius CSL Race airbox
    OE CSL air filter
    TMS IAT relocation w/ US IAT installed on stock lower intake duct
    HTE Performance AlphaN tune
    SPAL fan (both OE fans deleted)
    Bosch 62431 386cc injectors
    265/35R18 tires (idk if that matters much)

    If anyone has suggestions on how to address the dips, esp the one at 5250ish, please lmk.
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    the dip at 3250 seems like it is too lean based on the AFR. im not sure the 5250 is something to worry about

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  • EthanolTurbo
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    Originally posted by SQ13 View Post
    2001 M3 w/ 107k miles
    Supersprint V1 headers
    Supersprint V1 catted section 1
    Supersprint 63.5mm dual resonated section 2
    Supersprint Sport muffler
    Karbonius CSL Race airbox
    OE CSL air filter
    TMS IAT relocation w/ US IAT installed on stock lower intake duct
    HTE Performance AlphaN tune
    SPAL fan (both OE fans deleted)
    Bosch 62431 386cc injectors
    265/35R18 tires (idk if that matters much)

    If anyone has suggestions on how to address the dips, esp the one at 5250ish, please lmk.
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    I think that dip may be due to your cat. Torque should naturally dip at 5252 because it's the crossover point between horsepower and torque. Overall though your torque band is almost flat and horsepower doesn't seem to flatline up top so I would say overall it's making great power. Do you have the SAE corrected dyno charts by chance?
    Last edited by EthanolTurbo; 04-09-2023, 02:00 PM.

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  • SQ13
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    2001 M3 w/ 107k miles
    Supersprint V1 headers
    Supersprint V1 catted section 1
    Supersprint 63.5mm dual resonated section 2
    Supersprint Sport muffler
    Karbonius CSL Race airbox
    OE CSL air filter
    TMS IAT relocation w/ US IAT installed on stock lower intake duct
    HTE Performance AlphaN tune
    SPAL fan (both OE fans deleted)
    Bosch 62431 386cc injectors
    265/35R18 tires (idk if that matters much)

    If anyone has suggestions on how to address the dips, esp the one at 5250ish, please lmk.
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  • Rre
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ID:	211144Hello from europe,
    s54 built - je 12.5:1 pistons, actual cr 12.2:1
    Chinesium H beam rods Athena fire ring gasket,
    Stock ports and chambers,
    Cat cams upgraded valve springs
    Cat cams 304 296 cams with 13.75/13mm lift,
    limited vanos travel because of ptw clearance
    Stock headers
    Self made csl airbox copy from glass fiber.
    dual 2.5" exaust with x pipe and dual silencers in back.
    porsche 911 640cc injectors
    Modified flow through fuel rail
    Aftermarket motec ecu running alpha-n tune
    Fuel is european e98 standart which i suppose corresponds to usa 93 octane
    Arp head and main studs
    Acl race bearings

    Figures shown are flywheel, as per whp i dont remember the exact number, but it was around 370hp.

    As on the problem side, it has oil overheating issue and setrab oilncooler and hard set oil termostat isnt helping that issue at all, yes ofcourse we may have airflow issues on the radiator, but analag car with s50 engine and 380 hp has not even a scent of the mentioned problem.

    Right now i am suspecting that maybe inadequate combustion chamber evacuation may be at faul - it leaves much residual heat which is heating the piston which then gives off heat to the oil throgh squirters cooling it with the said oil.
    Im now thinking of that assumption because the engine breathing sound is a bit weird also the exhaust is quieter than the intake, which per my opinion shouldnt be the case given the only two small silencers it has.
    im now thinking of reducing exhaust pipe diameter as well as increase the middle section of the x pipe, which is only slightly larger than the pipe as it is built like 2 pipes crossing each other at 30° angle, with no extra widening at the middle.

    Also i would be wery thankful for some advice and open to opinions.

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  • Wernd
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    Stock baseline
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    HTE tune, karb csl, SS stepped non catted headers, SS sec 1 res, SS sec 2 res, SS sport muffler on 91 octane

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  • cornerbalanced
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    Originally posted by BBRTuning View Post
    Ah nice! Well, that's what they had told me at the time haha. What's done to your S65 and what fuel? Solid numbers!
    Shitty 91 octane, MS pulleys, MS intake, BimmerWorld headers & x-pipe, stock muffler, epic tune. Many overlook headers on S65s.

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  • lcrain
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    Two recent graphs for my two ECUs for different racing classes. A prior peak run was 329 whp for reference but we did not run it to peak this time around. The first run was tuned for NASA ST/TT3 class and the second is for Gridlife GLTC. Something a little different! Stock s54 with SSv1 stepped headers and a custom exhaust as the only power adders. Tuned by Randy at EPIC.
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