BMW Performance Power Kit Tuning Options

G3RM4N · 07-11-2018, 01:06 AM

Hey guys, I bought a 2007 335i this May, and the past owner installed a "Performance Power Kit" tune done at the BMW dealership. I have the certificate from the install, and the sticker in the engine bay that urges you to replace spark plugs every 45,000 miles due to the PPK.

I am wondering if this changes anything (I.E. would I have to remove the PPK, or would it mess up anything when I go to tune the car) if I would eventually like to tune the car with either a JB4 or MHD.

Any background knowledge on the PPK would be very much appreciated

david in germany · 07-11-2018, 01:17 AM

I have the same on my 335i and have no issues with running a tune. I hope they did the full "performance power kit" on your as well. Do you have the big relay block (Tyco) in front of the power steering reservoir? If so then you don't only have the tune but the upgraded cooling package as well.

marv85 · 07-11-2018, 01:28 AM

You can run the jb4 just fine. And MHD would just overwrite your tune with whatever you flash so you’re good on that front as well

nekbreaker · 07-11-2018, 02:53 PM

i install the ppk on my car then end up going with cobb you be fine

G3RM4N · 07-15-2018, 01:41 AM

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i install the ppk on my car then end up going with cobb you be fine

Awesome, thanks!

G3RM4N · 07-15-2018, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by marv85

You can run the jb4 just fine. And MHD would just overwrite your tune with whatever you flash so you’re good on that front as well

Okay, I will plan on sticking to just a tune, and not flash over the PPK.

G3RM4N · 07-15-2018, 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by david in germany

I have the same on my 335i and have no issues with running a tune. I hope they did the full "performance power kit" on your as well. Do you have the big relay block (Tyco) in front of the power steering reservoir? If so then you don't only have the tune but the upgraded cooling package as well.

I just looked under the hood today, and I believe I see what you're talking about, I will try and attach some images...

david in germany · 07-15-2018, 08:06 AM

Nope not it. The relay for the larger fan in the Performance Power kit will be mounted to the powers steering mount. with a large fuse mounted on the passenger side over the headlight.

david in germany · 07-15-2018, 08:08 AM

at exactly 1:31 of the below video shows what I am talking about.

mweisdorfer · 07-15-2018, 02:19 PM

https://www.e90post.com/forums/attac...8;d=1351208589

I think that's what your looking for

G3RM4N · 07-15-2018, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by david in germany

at exactly 1:31 of the below video shows what I am talking about.

Dang, doesn't appear i have this installed. Looks like i just have the flash. Thanks for the help!

mweisdorfer · 07-15-2018, 06:15 PM

BMW Performance Tune is expensive for what you get. So, many more options for a fraction of the cost

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david in germany Lieutenant Colonel 734 Rep 1,819 Posts Drives: 118i, 335i and 328i Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Mannheim Germany iTrader: (2)	I have the same on my 335i and have no issues with running a tune. I hope they did the full "performance power kit" on your as well. Do you have the big relay block (Tyco) in front of the power steering reservoir? If so then you don't only have the tune but the upgraded cooling package as well. __________________ 2009 118i Monaco Blue "Maximillion" 2009 335i Saphire Black M Sport "Leopold" Cobb stage 2 aggressive tune, Mishimoto FMIC, Cobb charge pipe, Cobb catted down pipes, Forge diverter valves, BMS inlets and DCI, Cyba scoops and M Individual Audio retrofit and M3 gauge cluster retrofit. 2011 328i Titan Silver M Sport "Franzel" <--Wife's car
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marv85 Colonel 71 Rep 2,626 Posts Drives: '07 E92 335i MT Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Bay Area iTrader: (7)	You can run the jb4 just fine. And MHD would just overwrite your tune with whatever you flash so you’re good on that front as well __________________ '18 F80 M3 Comp 6MT - Stock '07 E92 335i 6MT- HP650, inlets/outlets, ER FMIC, VRSF CP, LPFP stg2, CSF rad, 'is Aux rad, ER OC, Ohlins, M control arms, eibach front sway bar. '05 C55 AMG SOLD - '22 Tesla M3P \| '10 E92 335i M, 6MT \| '07 E90 335i, PTF COBB E50, FBO, HFS4
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nekbreaker Captain 174 Rep 618 Posts Drives: bmw e92 m3 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: massachussett iTrader: (1)	i install the ppk on my car then end up going with cobb you be fine
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david in germany Lieutenant Colonel 734 Rep 1,819 Posts Drives: 118i, 335i and 328i Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Mannheim Germany iTrader: (2)	Nope not it. The relay for the larger fan in the Performance Power kit will be mounted to the powers steering mount. with a large fuse mounted on the passenger side over the headlight. __________________ 2009 118i Monaco Blue "Maximillion" 2009 335i Saphire Black M Sport "Leopold" Cobb stage 2 aggressive tune, Mishimoto FMIC, Cobb charge pipe, Cobb catted down pipes, Forge diverter valves, BMS inlets and DCI, Cyba scoops and M Individual Audio retrofit and M3 gauge cluster retrofit. 2011 328i Titan Silver M Sport "Franzel" <--Wife's car
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david in germany Lieutenant Colonel 734 Rep 1,819 Posts Drives: 118i, 335i and 328i Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Mannheim Germany iTrader: (2)	at exactly 1:31 of the below video shows what I am talking about. __________________ 2009 118i Monaco Blue "Maximillion" 2009 335i Saphire Black M Sport "Leopold" Cobb stage 2 aggressive tune, Mishimoto FMIC, Cobb charge pipe, Cobb catted down pipes, Forge diverter valves, BMS inlets and DCI, Cyba scoops and M Individual Audio retrofit and M3 gauge cluster retrofit. 2011 328i Titan Silver M Sport "Franzel" <--Wife's car
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