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My comments were based on the claim that their dyno is "set to read close to dynojet give or take a few horsepower". If this trivially verifiable claim turns out NOT to be true, then TTFS has an incredible marketing problem. They obviously know what they are doing, so a mistake would be out of the question. So it begs the question why would they risk falsifying data, esp. with a substantial number of potential customers on these forums?
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I am a guy that needs real world proof before believing. I have seen the M2 turbo and it has same turbine and compressor side as M235i turbo. So it will push the same air volume. Power comes from air and fuel and ignition advance. On N54tech there are people that posted stock tune logs so you can see boost pressure and ignition advance. So if i take all of the above data and think about it my logic says the M2 just runs a higher stock tune compared to m235i. We all know all dynos read different. So unless this company provides real world pbox data to match their high hp figures I stand with my statement. Everybody chooses what he wants to believe. The M2 just like other N55's needs a pure stage2 to get a decent increase in power. My 2 cents. |
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Eh, something not making sense here, regardless of turbo measurements. Yes we all know what the standard (or non-B30T0) N55 limitations are, including TTFS. With the standard N55 w/ DP, intake, intercooler, 335i, their tune dynos the typical/expected ~370whp. Nothing seems inflated.
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Everyone should choose what they want to believe and what is best for their m2. Our data is based on our experience with the car as other companies and enthusiasts who actually test things share their experiences. You are correct dynos read different for over a dozen reasons but...We were the second dyno posted on the forum with Active and IND and guys out of Cali to follow everyone was with in 5hp. (Not in that order). The power is nothing shocking the guys out of CA are making similar power with their tuning setup. As for data boost has been disclosed for both 17psi and 21psi runs. Anyways thanks for the input there is nothing wrong with being skeptical of anything in life. |
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I too would very much like to see some Vbox data to believe that this M2 is running well over 100 crank bhp gains from mapping and DP (or approx 150bhp gains on a 235i N55 if the turbo is the same?).
If you can supply some 60-130mph/100-200kmh data (verified through this site www.vboxverify.com ), it would generate even more interest in your software if the acceleration numbers match the dyno numbers. A 430whp (480+ crank) M2 would be pulling at least 9.x on a 60-130 run IMO. |
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FYI i installed JB4 on my buddy M2 the other night. We measured 100-200 with pbox. On map0 JB4 disabled we did 11.9. On map1 we did best 10.0.
The car still had stock intercooler and stock downpipe. He was running 93 octane fuel. |
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Ambient Thermal Management. Very impressed with the quality. Using an ER chargepipe as well. The intercooler takes 10 minutes to install...the chargepipe takes 1-2 hours because of how tight it is.
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stock m2 dct i did 10,5 100-200
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One easy way to prove things for both of you..
www.vboxverify.com Get your results up on there and we will see what's what |
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I will see if I can get it in the next week or two. I am interested as well. The hard part is father time. If you are on the east coast the car will be running at Mpact What type of data are you using for what you believe. I have a video of the boost hitting 20psi during testing before we raised it another lb. Are you comparing it to dyno graphs of other n55 motors on piggy backs? If so ECU tuning and piggy back tuning are slightly different, but that's not relevant to this thread feel free to pm. |
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Though still a little skeptical about the results posted here, I'm interested to know if any further progress has been made since it's been 5 months.
In addition, have you tested the gains with flash on stock car on 91 Oct? Thanks. |
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