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11-30-2016, 10:43 AM | #1 |
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What mod next??!
I have a 2008 335i with 76k miles. I just got done doing the OFHG and OCG. I also tackled the walnut blasting while I was in there.
The car currently has a JB4 (map5), BMI DCI, and VSRF CP w. Tial BOV. I need to do the water-pump and t-stat next. I'm between doing the VRSF IC or the VRSF DP. Will either of these have benefit doing at the same time as the water-pump? If I go the DP route, should I do the DP fix? I live in PA and we do emissions testing. Should I consider another mod at the same time instead? My theory is that when I do maintenance, I try to do an upgrade at the same time. My goals for this car is moderate power, will likely keep the oem turbos. |
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This is from one of their PDF's so you still might be able to get around it. ![]() Taken from: http://www.drivecleanpa.state.pa.us/docs/readiness.pdf |
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11-30-2016, 11:43 AM | #7 |
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I'm sure there's plenty of opinions on this, but for power increase, kitty-less DPs are definitely the way to go. That said, upgrading the FMIC will give you a small bump in power just from the lower IATs which probably long term helps with longevity of the engine/turbos as well.
If it were me, performance increase was my motivation and I could only afford one, I'd do kitty free DPs. |
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