My 335i Dyno numbers *bone stock*

ericosaur · 10-05-2008, 03:59 AM

SAE corrected, 3 runs, 93 degrees out, 15% humidity. I'm happy with the numbers.

I rode in a friend's v3 earlier this evening, and wow the power is smooth. almost deceivingly quick. i like it alot!

But my car is in at the dealership because of weird engine noise, maybe turbos, wastegate, who knows. maybe there's a cricket in there after all.

here is the link to the situation. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=174283

I think these numbers are pretty normal.

addy85 · 10-05-2008, 04:05 AM

nice, tune that bitch

edit, just read the post, good luck with the problems

imoksoami · 10-05-2008, 10:59 AM

Why did you wait until 3200RPM to go WOT?
Cheers

oddjob2021 · 10-05-2008, 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by imoksoami

Why did you wait until 3200RPM to go WOT?
Cheers

good question, yeah on stock cars u have peak torque much earlier

ericosaur · 10-05-2008, 01:43 PM

I dunno, it was a 4th gear pull, they just shifted casually through 1-3 and floored it in 4th.

am i missing some valuable torque under 3k rpm?

clivem2 · 10-05-2008, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by ericosaur

I dunno, it was a 4th gear pull, they just shifted casually through 1-3 and floored it in 4th.

am i missing some valuable torque under 3k rpm?

You bought that car with the N74 engine and you don't know that max torque should come in at 1,300/1,400 rpm and run to 5k?

And there's been just a little thread about this....

edit ---- N54, not N74!

e.n335 · 10-05-2008, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by clivem2

You bought that car with the N74 engine and you don't know that max torque should come in at 1,300/1,400 rpm and run to 5k?

And there's been just a little thread about this....

e90AW335i · 10-05-2008, 04:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clivem2

You bought that car with the N74 engine and you don't know that max torque should come in at 1,300/1,400 rpm and run to 5k?

And there's been just a little thread about this....

Quote:

Originally Posted by e.n335

techforge · 10-05-2008, 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clivem2

You bought that car with the N74 engine and you don't know that max torque should come in at 1,300/1,400 rpm and run to 5k?

And there's been just a little thread about this....

What number is that again?

clivem2 · 10-05-2008, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by techforge

What number is that again?

See the edit with the same timing as your posting!

addy85 · 10-05-2008, 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clivem2

You bought that car with the N74 engine and you don't know that max torque should come in at 1,300/1,400 rpm and run to 5k?

And there's been just a little thread about this....

edit ---- N54, not N74!

HAHA what a failed post

Driver72 · 10-05-2008, 05:20 PM

Nice SAE numbers.

Yeah the dyno operator started it late.
Should of been around 2000 rpm.
But don't believe BMW, you will NOT get max torque at 1400 rpms.
If you tried to do a dyno pull starting at 1200 rpms in 4th gear, you'd get nothing but bogging for the first 800-1000 rpms anyway.

Peak torque on dynos seems to arrive around 3500-3800 rpms anyway.
You might of seen a bit more torque numbers had they started the pull at 2000-2300 rpms and gotten on full boost by 3000 rpms, but to be honest 276 rwtq is right on par for SAE stock numbers so I'd say you aren't "missing out" on any torque values anyway.

Weird how they let off the throttle at 6500 rpms too.
Maybe they didn't have their tach pick up set up accurately.
If that was the case and they were off by 400-500 rpms, the runs would of started at 2700 rpms then too.

clivem2 · 10-05-2008, 05:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Driver72

Yeah the dyno operator started it late.
Should of been around 2000 rpm.
But don't believe BMW, you will NOT get max torque at 1400 rpms.
If you tried to do a dyno pull starting at 1200 rpms in 4th gear, you'd get nothing but bogging for the first 800-1000 rpms anyway.

A lot will depend on the software version the car is running, we've yet to see comparable dyno plots of pre and post v29.2.

imoksoami · 10-05-2008, 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Driver72

Nice SAE numbers.

Yeah the dyno operator started it late.
Should of been around 2000 rpm.
But don't believe BMW, you will NOT get max torque at 1400 rpms.
If you tried to do a dyno pull starting at 1200 rpms in 4th gear, you'd get nothing but bogging for the first 800-1000 rpms anyway.

Peak torque on dynos seems to arrive around 3500-3800 rpms anyway.
You might of seen a bit more torque numbers had they started the pull at 2000-2300 rpms and gotten on full boost by 3000 rpms, but to be honest 276 rwtq is right on par for SAE stock numbers so I'd say you aren't "missing out" on any torque values anyway.

Weird how they let off the throttle at 6500 rpms too.
Maybe they didn't have their tach pick up set up accurately.
If that was the case and they were off by 400-500 rpms, the runs would of started at 2700 rpms then too.

Peak torque should be the result of the motor reaching peak torque at whatever RPM it was built to peak at. I would like to think most dynos report correctly with the exception of some operators who correct, incorrectly, for higher numbers. I don't think he would have seen higher tq values but I would like to see what they would have been going WOT at say 1200R's.
Cheers

ala012 · 10-05-2008, 07:09 PM

very good number

pdjafari · 10-05-2008, 08:02 PM

ok, i dont see any numbers in this thread or the one linked above??

RBBMWE46M3 · 10-05-2008, 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by imoksoami

Peak torque should be the result of the motor reaching peak torque at whatever RPM it was built to peak at. I would like to think most dynos report correctly with the exception of some operators who correct, incorrectly, for higher numbers. I don't think he would have seen higher tq values but I would like to see what they would have been going WOT at say 1200R's.
Cheers

+1

ericosaur · 10-05-2008, 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Driver72

Nice SAE numbers.

If you tried to do a dyno pull starting at 1200 rpms in 4th gear, you'd get nothing but bogging for the first 800-1000 rpms anyway.

Weird how they let off the throttle at 6500 rpms too.
Maybe they didn't have their tach pick up set up accurately.
If that was the case and they were off by 400-500 rpms, the runs would of started at 2700 rpms then too.

Yeah I think he let off a little early toward the end. I was not the driver on the dyno, and i didn't look at car's actual rpm. I suppose they could of started the dyno around 2,000 rpm, but oh well. I'm happy. Next time I dyno (which won't be stock

) i'll make sure they follow the n74 ERR n54 engine parameters!

Driver72 · 10-06-2008, 11:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by imoksoami

Peak torque should be the result of the motor reaching peak torque at whatever RPM it was built to peak at. I would like to think most dynos report correctly with the exception of some operators who correct, incorrectly, for higher numbers. I don't think he would have seen higher tq values but I would like to see what they would have been going WOT at say 1200R's.
Cheers

You almost can't start a dyno in 4th gear at 1200 rpms.
I've done many dynos on 335's and at 1200 rpms in 4th on the dyno rollers, you are near stalling and the car bogs like crazy then.
I've been able to be well under 2000 rpms (like 1500-1600 rpms) though without much issue. Either way, peak torque seems to occur well above 3000 rpms (usually 3500-3700 rpms).
I just don't know how BMW got away with saying that peak torque occurs at 1400 rpms.
In any case, as I stated, it's doubtful he'd of gotten anymore torque on his dyno. Maybe, maybe a couple if dyno was started earlier, but doubt it. He would of just seen a bit more of a torque plateau earlier in the rpm range.

Richardo · 10-07-2008, 12:07 AM

Please let us know when you find out from the dealer the reason for the funny cricket noises on your car. Thanks.

clivem2 · 10-07-2008, 03:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Driver72

You almost can't start a dyno in 4th gear at 1200 rpms.
I've done many dynos on 335's and at 1200 rpms in 4th on the dyno rollers, you are near stalling and the car bogs like crazy then.
I've been able to be well under 2000 rpms (like 1500-1600 rpms) though without much issue. Either way, peak torque seems to occur well above 3000 rpms (usually 3500-3700 rpms).
I just don't know how BMW got away with saying that peak torque occurs at 1400 rpms.
In any case, as I stated, it's doubtful he'd of gotten anymore torque on his dyno. Maybe, maybe a couple if dyno was started earlier, but doubt it. He would of just seen a bit more of a torque plateau earlier in the rpm range.

Could it be that the 335s you've dyno'ed have all been v29.1.1 or later? If so this would explain the revs you see peak torque at.

N74 in a 3 series could be interesting, if nose heavy....

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Driver72 Brigadier General 351 Rep 4,484 Posts Drives: 335i - to new owners now. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: California iTrader: (0)	Nice SAE numbers. Yeah the dyno operator started it late. Should of been around 2000 rpm. But don't believe BMW, you will NOT get max torque at 1400 rpms. If you tried to do a dyno pull starting at 1200 rpms in 4th gear, you'd get nothing but bogging for the first 800-1000 rpms anyway. Peak torque on dynos seems to arrive around 3500-3800 rpms anyway. You might of seen a bit more torque numbers had they started the pull at 2000-2300 rpms and gotten on full boost by 3000 rpms, but to be honest 276 rwtq is right on par for SAE stock numbers so I'd say you aren't "missing out" on any torque values anyway. Weird how they let off the throttle at 6500 rpms too. Maybe they didn't have their tach pick up set up accurately. If that was the case and they were off by 400-500 rpms, the runs would of started at 2700 rpms then too.
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