My Build Story In Detail (Dat-335)

Socket · 11-28-2017, 07:33 AM

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So its been awhile since posting anything. Just been so bloody busy with work and on holidays. Havent done anything extra to the car for awhile but just got some goodies in the mail this week.

Bought a new 7.5 setup intercooler from BMS as my current one cant handle the mods. Also got bimmerlife coil packs and harness so cant wait to see the difference they make. Also got a CSF radiator, 2 boost solenoids and fresh 1 step colder NKG plugs which i will gap to 0.026. Everything should be installed next week. Once thats done I most likely start looking at retuning again on e85 map.. I will keep you guys updated. Im pretty slack these days. lol

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E85 335 · 11-29-2017, 02:32 AM

New bimmer Coils setup

DR-JEKL · 11-29-2017, 04:03 AM

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New bimmer Coils setup

Nice I bought one of these today actually

Let us know how you go installing it and what your thought are once installed!

E85 335 · 11-29-2017, 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by DR-JEKL

Nice I bought one of these today actually

Let us know how you go installing it and what your thought are once installed!

Very easy to install. Plug and play. Tuesday I should have it in the car installed. Mine took 6.5 weeks to get after ordering it.

Montye90 · 11-29-2017, 03:45 PM

Damn it, just bought Eldor coils... boo. They look the business...

E85 335 · 12-20-2017, 03:42 AM

New 7.5" intercooler by Phoenix from BMS and CSF Radiator

DR-JEKL · 12-21-2017, 04:37 AM

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Originally Posted by DAT335

New 7.5" intercooler by Phoenix from BMS and CSF Radiator

Sweet that means my VRSF race should fit with my CSF rad!

Hows your tuning going? Has she been fully dialled in yet you should be making pretty big numbers

E85 335 · 12-21-2017, 06:02 AM

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Sweet that means my VRSF race should fit with my CSF rad!

Hows your tuning going? Has she been fully dialled in yet you should be making pretty big numbers

Just tuning a backend flash by wedge for 98ron. Trying to get it maxed out first then I will get a e85 map. Removed the jb4 completely. Wanted to see the difference.

DR-JEKL · 12-21-2017, 06:30 AM

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Just tuning a backend flash by wedge for 98ron. Trying to get it maxed out first then I will get a e85 map. Removed the jb4 completely. Wanted to see the difference.

Ahh right, I could see in your datazap logs your boost is kinda funky assumed you still had some tuning to sort out!

G/L with it will be good to see some more results once you get her dialled in

Socket · 12-21-2017, 08:32 AM

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New 7.5" intercooler by Phoenix from BMS and CSF Radiator

looks the business brah

E85 335 · 12-21-2017, 06:05 PM

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looks the business brah

issues issues and more issues. Its a bit of a pain in the ass but eventually I will get it right .... Cheers buddy

Coupes33 · 12-21-2017, 08:06 PM

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Sweet that means my VRSF race should fit with my CSF rad!

Hows your tuning going? Has she been fully dialled in yet you should be making pretty big numbers

You shouldn't have any issues fitting your VRSF Race IC Shane. Just a bit of plastic cutting to do.

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E85 335 · 04-12-2018, 05:43 PM

Hi Guys its been awhile since I have put anything up but went up to Simply Tuning yesterday to do some dyno runs to actually see what it can do. Dan (Duck101) threw it on the dyno. It ended up pushing 585rwhp/435rwkw and 26psi but we found that it was misfiring up the top end due to the head bolts being stretched and the head lifting so we stopped right there as coolant was pissing out under boost and through the exhaust and the tank. So ordered some APR head bolts then have to pull the engine out in the next few weeks. We reckon it has more power to produce but until we get that sorted, I'll be babying the thing around.

Coupes33 · 04-12-2018, 05:55 PM

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Hi Guys its been awhile since I have put anything up but went up to Simply Tuning yesterday to do some dyno runs to actually see what it can do. Dan (Duck101) threw it on the dyno. It ended up pushing 585rwhp/435rwkw and 26psi but we found that it was misfiring up the top end due to the head bolts being stretched and the head lifting so we stopped right there as coolant was pissing out under boost and through the exhaust and the tank. So ordered some APR head bolts then have to pull the engine out in the next few weeks. We reckon it has more power to produce but until we get that sorted, I'll be babying the thing around.

Excellent results DAT. Pity about the stretched head bolts though.

DR-JEKL · 04-12-2018, 06:31 PM

Wow Ive never heard of head bolts being lifted on a N54!

Hmm do you have any idea if youre running oem head bolts when you got the motor work done?

Good luck with the repairs mate, and thanks got the LPFPS in should have the car back in the next few weeks with my new clutch turbos FMIC setup etc

PS: Maybe get Dan to check to see if your CSF radiator has been rubbing on the A/C hardline and cold side lower chargepipe. VTL's had rubbed in both areas (he had to get a new A/C line) and whilst my car was apart for turbo install my mechanic had noticed it was rubbing on the lower cold side chargepipe and A/C line also like VTL's.

T1M · 04-12-2018, 07:04 PM

Have you tried adding some valve overlap to reduce cylinder pressure? No knock during head lifting?

Socket · 04-13-2018, 02:47 AM

Nice numbers DAT... how are those PS2s holding up under 26 psi
That is crazy boost right there

E85 335 · 04-13-2018, 06:22 AM

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Nice numbers DAT... how are those PS2s holding up under 26 psi
That is crazy boost right there

Holding Solid as. I think they still have room for more yet.

MJ80. · 04-13-2018, 07:03 AM

Great power mate, defs more in it. Shame about the head. Im looking to purchase turbos myself in the next few weeks, cant wait.

101Duck · 04-15-2018, 07:23 AM

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Have you tried adding some valve overlap to reduce cylinder pressure? No knock during head lifting?

That is not how you fix head lifting lol.

Sadly when you start toying with power and low down torque. Your remote tuners who aren't there to see, feel or hear. or part time tuners that don't understand engines end up either lifting heads or bending rods. I did half a ramp before backing out and knowing somethin was up. Pulled plugs and showed ando straight away what i could see. Spark plugs never lie sadly

Lucky you have strong rods and pistons. So instead just pushes the head up. Lol.

I am keen to see what these ps2 can do.

E85 335 · 04-16-2018, 10:31 PM

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That is not how you fix head lifting lol.

Sadly when you start toying with power and low down torque. Your remote tuners who aren't there to see, feel or hear. or part time tuners that don't understand engines end up either lifting heads or bending rods. I did half a ramp before backing out and knowing somethin was up. Pulled plugs and showed ando straight away what i could see. Spark plugs never lie sadly

Lucky you have strong rods and pistons. So instead just pushes the head up. Lol.

I am keen to see what these ps2 can do.

Cheers. Buddy. Wont be to far away till I get it sorted, then its on like donkey kong

T1M · 04-17-2018, 12:34 AM

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That is not how you fix head lifting lol.

Sadly when you start toying with power and low down torque. Your remote tuners who aren't there to see, feel or hear. or part time tuners that don't understand engines end up either lifting heads or bending rods. I did half a ramp before backing out and knowing somethin was up. Pulled plugs and showed ando straight away what i could see. Spark plugs never lie sadly

Lucky you have strong rods and pistons. So instead just pushes the head up. Lol.

I am keen to see what these ps2 can do.

I’m glad you caught it, but making assumptions about others’ experience isn’t always wise. I’ve dyno tuned in person plenty and seen numerous lifted heads on the dyno and in racing. Reducing cylinder pressure in any way possible does help reduce head lift, ideally as a bandaid until the cause is corrected if that power level is required.

Don’t really hear about it on N54’s at those (and higher) power levels, though, definitely not normal hence the question about knock.

Rather than being derisive towards others in what I can only assume is an attempt to protect your business against those pesky remote tuners, perhaps just focus on being good at what you do? Having parts in stock helps too, that way people can buy them; shops seem to do better when they can exchange goods for money.

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E85 335 First Lieutenant 56 Rep 330 Posts Drives: BMW 2006 E92 335i Coupe Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Gold Coast iTrader: (0)	New 7.5" intercooler by Phoenix from BMS and CSF Radiator Attached Images __________________ Aussie e92 335i. Pure Stage 2 Twin Turbos, Pure Performance Motorsport's Forge Conrods and Pistons, Fuel-it Port Injection, 7.5" Step-Up intercooler, Fuel-it Stage 3 LPFP upgraded fuel lines, Tial 50mm BOV, TFT RHD Inlets, MHD Custom Wedge E70 Map, Split Second PI controller, BMS OCC, PRP Coil Kit, AR Design 3" Catless DP, Remus Dual 2.5" system with 84mm quad tips, RB PCV valve, CSF Radiator
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E85 335 First Lieutenant 56 Rep 330 Posts Drives: BMW 2006 E92 335i Coupe Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Gold Coast iTrader: (0)	Hi Guys its been awhile since I have put anything up but went up to Simply Tuning yesterday to do some dyno runs to actually see what it can do. Dan (Duck101) threw it on the dyno. It ended up pushing 585rwhp/435rwkw and 26psi but we found that it was misfiring up the top end due to the head bolts being stretched and the head lifting so we stopped right there as coolant was pissing out under boost and through the exhaust and the tank. So ordered some APR head bolts then have to pull the engine out in the next few weeks. We reckon it has more power to produce but until we get that sorted, I'll be babying the thing around. Attached Images __________________ Aussie e92 335i. Pure Stage 2 Twin Turbos, Pure Performance Motorsport's Forge Conrods and Pistons, Fuel-it Port Injection, 7.5" Step-Up intercooler, Fuel-it Stage 3 LPFP upgraded fuel lines, Tial 50mm BOV, TFT RHD Inlets, MHD Custom Wedge E70 Map, Split Second PI controller, BMS OCC, PRP Coil Kit, AR Design 3" Catless DP, Remus Dual 2.5" system with 84mm quad tips, RB PCV valve, CSF Radiator
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DR-JEKL Major General 909 Rep 6,285 Posts Drives: Space Grey E92 335i 6MT Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Newcastle Ozstraylia iTrader: (3)	Wow Ive never heard of head bolts being lifted on a N54! Hmm do you have any idea if youre running oem head bolts when you got the motor work done? Good luck with the repairs mate, and thanks got the LPFPS in should have the car back in the next few weeks with my new clutch turbos FMIC setup etc PS: Maybe get Dan to check to see if your CSF radiator has been rubbing on the A/C hardline and cold side lower chargepipe. VTL's had rubbed in both areas (he had to get a new A/C line) and whilst my car was apart for turbo install my mechanic had noticed it was rubbing on the lower cold side chargepipe and A/C line also like VTL's.
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MJ80. Major 204 Rep 1,103 Posts Drives: E92 335i DCT Individual Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Gold Coast, Australia. iTrader: (0)	Great power mate, defs more in it. Shame about the head. Im looking to purchase turbos myself in the next few weeks, cant wait.
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