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| 1992 - 1999 M3 (E36) (1992 - 1999) BMW's second generation M3, and the first M3 to feature BMW's classic inline six motor. Featuring 240hp (european models had a 286hp and 321hp), a slick shifting gear box, and near perfect weight balance, the E36 M3 was named Car & Driver's "Best Handling Car At Any Price." |
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Finally got my first dyno
Well after owning the M (95k mi. on the clock) for ~3 years, I finally managed to get a dyno done.
![]() Numbers are 207.55hp@~6k/213.55tq@~4k. (Seems a bit low) Temp: 64F Humidity: 27% SAE: .96 I'll try to get graphs up soon. Mods: Dinan CAI TB + Chip, UUC RSC36, underdrive pullies, fan delete. AFRs dipped down to ~12.5 from around 5.25 to 6k. Problem with software? O2s? ![]() Let me know what you think.
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really? Is that how weak our cars are??
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you are usig a dinan tune I take it? Notably, they are on the safe side, however I would think you might have 10 more hps and a few more torque. Tho, dynos are so incrEdibly time/temp/situation dependant. Bet you were below 200 to start according to that dyno. Good for you going to get it done tho, props. Ilya lol, Really u didn't know that? Ls6 let's see some pics of your deep lung vette-hearted German shell........now |
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Main reason for getting it done was to see how healthy she's doing. Not too bad then from what you guys are saying. I tried finding comparable dynos, but no luck yet with the search. Must dig deeper I guess.
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This makes me feel like an idiot spending 2 grand on "go" parts to accomplish what is most likely less than 15 hp
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Dynojet - I've been thinking about the M50 mod for a while, but daily driver - really no need for the added top end (well maybe).
But in any case, I do still get the feeling that 207 is on the lower side, given the mods. Anyone have any insights to the low afrs? (I'll try to get graphs soon!)
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On a DynoJet dyno my roomates '97 M3 put down 212whp/218tq bone stock with a k&N drop in filter. At the same dyno day a '96 M3 with a DINAN tune, cold air intake, and an aftermarket exhaust put down 211whp/215tq.
Your car should be around 215-220whp easily. I'd blame the DINAN software, or maybe it isn't meant for your mods? They have Stage 1-5 software I believe. Maybe you should try a shark injector?
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Cosmetic: ///M-technic bumper, ///M mouldings, ZHP ///M Shift Knob, M3 GT Splitters, ACS E36 3-piece spoiler, ACS Diffuser, Hamann Hagus Mirrors with Euro Glass, OEM Bosch Ellipsoids, 35% Tint, Prolumen 50 watt Digital HID, UUD 35 watt HID Fogs, Lamin-x, Smoked High Beam Glass, Custom Euro Plate
Perfomance: S52 M3 cams, M50 manifold, Cosmos CAI, 3.38 LSD, MZ3 SSK, CDV Delete, ASC Delete, Custom Twin Muffler Magnaflow Exhaust Suspension: Motorsport X-brace, Bilstein BTS, M3 LCAB, Powerflex RTAB, M3 strut reinforcements, Z3M reinforcement plates, E39 Style 19 2-piece wheels (polished) DynoJet: 187whp/181rwtq / Dyno With Cams TBA Last edited by BimmerLover84; 11-21-2009 at 06:03 PM.. |
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My car made almost identical numbers (207hp/214tq) with a CAI, otherwise stock. I don't think it is too out of line... The exhaust doesn't really add any power and the software probably didn't either.
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Seems in line to me. Now considering a 100k mile motor that could bring that number down 5-10 hp, then with a few minor mods bring that number up and then some. Last edited by Brent 930; 11-21-2009 at 06:59 PM.. |
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Yeah I guess that'd be about right. Looking at doing a compression test in the near future. We'll see how that turns out. But based on the numbers, it should come out pretty well.
I'm probably not going to get a new tune yet to fix my afrs until more mods come along. Unless someone else has a Dinan tune and has had better afr results.
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can you post a dyno graph. Maybe vanos?
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And if your car is cammed (like mine) you should be making WAY more than 215rwhp. Some people...
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Post the chart when you can.
The Fan delete is probably not a good thing on the dyno. The lack of airflow over the radiator, even with the dyno-shops fan, will result in higher water temps inside the block. Your dash water temp may not reflect the increase till a good minute later. As a result, your knock sensors would retard timing. Timing and air intake temps are the biggest factors in regard to numbers. On o2 sensors, can't be the o2s since you're running open-loop at WOT.
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![]() Creeves: I've got an electric puller hooked up in place of the mechanical. Yes I know it's not quite the same air flow. But when you look at the graph (posted up now), numbers improved over the 3 runs. Runs 2+3 and very very similar. Oh and I forgot about the open-loop at WOT. Thanks. BMWMpow3r: I don't think it's the VANOS only because I'm under the impression that VANOS is only active during the lower part of the tach, and then plays no role higher up. My TQ values aren't bad. But then again I could be wrong - my VANOS is making some noise very now and again. Didn't hear any while it was on the Dyno though. AFRs I think may be a problem. I also need to change my fuel filter which is still sitting in the garage. Would like to also get my injectors cleaned (never had it done). My sparks still look good. I also need to get me a compression kit - anyone know of a good one that won't break the bank - I know cheap and good don't go together.
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True, true - pullies are only really good for 1st and 2nd gear throttle response. Same with lightweight flywheels - they don't really do much for higher gear power.
I haven't done the mani yet, because I kinda like the torque down further for now. When I possibly do cams in the future, the torque curve will move up further in the powerband, but due to other factors, low end torque shouldn't be affected too much.
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