Had an argument with a 335i...
Found out very quickly that the car was seriously modded. I couldn't catch up, but he wasn't tearing away, thankfully.
On the second run, we tried again. This time, we took off at the same time. I pulled ahead in the beginning, but then he caught up and pulled ahead again, but again, rather slowly.
On the flip side, he had only himself in the car, while I had an extra person, who, though he's a good buddy of mine, added 250 lbs to the car. I think if he wasn't there, it would have been a much closer fight.
Either way, I'm very proud of how Lenneth handled herself.
Found out very quickly that the car was seriously modded. I couldn't catch up, but he wasn't tearing away, thankfully.
On the second run, we tried again. This time, we took off at the same time. I pulled ahead in the beginning, but then he caught up and pulled ahead again, but again, rather slowly.
On the flip side, he had only himself in the car, while I had an extra person, who, though he's a good buddy of mine, added 250 lbs to the car. I think if he wasn't there, it would have been a much closer fight.
Either way, I'm very proud of how Lenneth handled herself.
those things are not a joke when fully modded: catless dps, fmix, piggyback, intake, those things can trap 115-116 on 93 and 117-119 on 100



It seems like we (C32s) are hitting the wall now, 22psi limit, fuel limit, etc. We need to break these limits or we are seeing their tail lights.
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335s and the E46 M3 are my fav cars to race. If they are stock its a rape; if not... well then things get fun
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335s and the E46 M3 are my fav cars to race. If they are stock its a rape; if not... well then things get fun
The link shows 284whp which is basically 355 to the crank which is close to the c32, since c32's dyno around 275whp to 300whp.
here's a stock dyno of a 335i manual
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=218879



I've had a couple of runs with 335s and have yet to be beat. And they're obviously still stock.
Does VRP actually tune your ECU or PowerChip (they share the same address, right?)
good story though.
Still good story. Next time kick the buddy to the curb and tell him you will be back, lol. Think about it. Our cars are in the range of 10 lbs/hp. Dropping 250 lbs of extra wt is like gaining 25 hp at the wheels as far as the accelleration rate is concerned. If you were close to the beemer already, than that would have made a significant difference. I dragged a Z28 at the strip one night and walked away by 3 car lengths and pulling away on the big end. But on the timeslip, he had a 1/10 sec better ET but I had a 3/10 better reaction time. The 2/10ths sec difference made it look like I was walking away from the faster car. 250 lbs would have made a huge difference in that race. In another race, I let my 140 lb son ride along once and it increased my ET by 4/10ths sec. At 105 mph on the topend, 4 tenths of a second is equal to over 60 ft. Howmany car lengths is that?
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The link shows 284whp which is basically 355 to the crank which is close to the c32, since c32's dyno around 275whp to 300whp.
I was a bit confused myself, ill see if he can upload the graphs of the pre and post chip runs
more like 15% for autos
we loose 17 to 18% depending who's opinion you ask.
While 285 stock are common.. most dyno around 270+ and some a bit lower.
But for the most part, I say stock vs stock 335 and c32 they dyno about 275 to 280.
the earlier models showed they made a bit more boost.. 1/2 lbs more. This was documented by Edmunds.
But I agree.. 300hp is only a marketing number. More like 335hp in the old SAE hp rating and more like 325 in the new SAE Hp rating.







