i don't see how they expect to sell this without more information and better photos. i was considering getting a kit but their lack of info on the site and their brief, uninformative email responses turned me off of the idea
Um, did you not read 1200cfm???? Its oh so much more than the turbinator. Its apparently nothing short of awesome. I have one in my Corvair-
i don't see how they expect to sell this without more information and better photos. i was considering getting a kit but their lack of info on the site and their brief, uninformative email responses turned me off of the idea
-inc
'91 e31 850
'90 e34 535
'02 CBR F4i stunt/track bike
'07 gsxr 750 stunt bike
I have a degree in Vehicle Design, we studied these pieces of crap. In THEORY if you can swirl your intake charge into your combustion chamber you can get more complete combustion and hence more power. However, this must be done in the intake port right before the valve, or better yet accomplished by the factory port design. Placing this thing way down your intake track before the plenum chamber will do nothing. The volume of the plenum chamber will allow the airflow to straiten itself undoing any benefit that the initial swirl may have done. They can legally advertise these because they are always careful to say "up to X-hp gain". Legally a loss of horsepower is "up to X-hp gain" because there is no guarantee for '*at least* X-hp'. Don't waste your money.Originally Posted by 1995 525i
I think it was European car that actually did dyno tests with these, it showed a max gain of something like .25hp (yes 1/4hp) down low and a loss of nearly 1hp up top. Placing things in your intake track, no matter what they are restricts airflow.
If you spool your M30 engine, you might want to think about either getting a good back-up auto tranny or converting to a manual tranny as well.
Why?Originally Posted by JonE
I'm kinda scared because it seems like you didn't realize that I was joking.Originally Posted by 1995 525i
Whitt is right, why would you want to change? I have heard good and bad reports on the gearbox's strength, both for turbo m30's with the auto trans. the bad report was from zoom magazine who's auto trans strated to "flare" up at 134rwkw, this was with a increase in line pressure extra clutches. this is a very poor effort. because standard is around 120rwkw. Then I know of another gentleman with a e23 745i engine and gearbox LHD stuffed into a 1986 635i. he's running over 800 nm with no problems.
hmmm... I wonder if I can fit one to my missus??![]()
Gone but NEVER forgotten. :'(
And then...
Well, I know what their problem is -- they forgot the MAGNETS!
Wow, I thought the site was pretty informative and detailed. At least enough for someone with any kind of serious interest to email or call us. Be happy that we spend our time developing great product instead of just great marketing.Originally Posted by Incantation
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Give me a call anytime at 614-734-1422. You can also email me at tcd@turbochargingdynamics.com
Did you really look through the entire site and not find the info you wanted?
Todd