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Installed EWG wiring harness, went from 12psi to 17psi
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I have JB4,N55, 2016 435i. Previoulsy on map 5, no EWG wiring harness- 12psi Added the BMS add on EWG wiring harness, map 5- 17psi Im on a E85 mix ( 2.5 gallons / rest 93 octane), no dp, so not sure running 16-17psi is safe for car ? But for informational purposes, all equal, just by adding the EWG wiring, raises boost by 5psi on map 5, at least. |
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03-13-2016, 01:29 PM | #2 |
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03-13-2016, 01:53 PM | #3 |
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i want the damn dp soo bad......
i literally bought this car for its "tunability"....... I'm basically set now: 1. Got the JB4 with FF wires. 2. Added on the EWG wiring, jump in boost (5psi) totaling 17psi. 3. Added 3 gallons of E85 mixed with 93. 4. only thing left is dp............... couple questions on the dp : 1. I'm sure the catless dp will yield best results etc... 2. If I go with a catted dp, will there still be back pressure on turbo, possibly causing engine / turbo reliability at 16-17 psi ? 3. will the gains of a catted dp be worth cost / install of it ? 4. will boost increase more than the 17psi i have now, by adding the dp, or will it remain at 17 psi ? only issue im having with dp is the catless one and fuel smell. i hate it!!! do you think the catted ones will yield good gains etc ? |
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03-15-2016, 02:20 PM | #9 |
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I think the biggest concern with the cat in these situations is the DME isn't able to anticipate the CAT temps because it's getting falsified data from the JB4 and as a result it's more susceptible to melting. I think that is one of the big pluses to the Dinan tunes.
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1 Dinan does not recommend nor test their products on anything but the stock cat. 2 there's only been a few cases of people running higher boost levels (25-35psi) with upgraded turbos who've melted their sportcat cores. I haven't heard of anyone running stock turbo and melting their sport cat. The stock turbo really maxes out at ~18psi and without s proper flash to accompany it, it won't be able to hold even 16psi to redline.
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It's only a matter time with a CP. It's not if they will break, it's when...
EGT's do become a concern with elevated boost levels. This primarily has to do with retaining the stock cat. Running E85 does reduce EGT temps though but one should consider downpipes, not only from a performance stand point but to reduce EGT which will raise your knock ceiling and other benefits. |
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Catalyst Overtemp protection is pretty standard OEM efi solutions. You can scan for it being enabled with proper scan tools. I assume that is why BMS suggestions you run no cat with their MAP 2+ tunes. Crypto I get the feeling you probably already know this stuff and I know you have an axe to grind but I am just trying to add my opinion to the mix so please don't take it personally. I always read and enjoy your opinions. 1) That is exactly the point of my post, Dinan tunes to retain the ability to keep the stock emissions controls. This can be a huge deal to people who don't want to violate the law. 2) I am happy to allow you that point, but back to my main point sport cat are still illegal in some jurisdictions, I would say at best it's a grey area since cars until 80k should run the factory emissions controls. Plus you could save 600-900 bux. I certainly allow you that there are performance to gain, with no cat or a sport cat and I can even say I have done exactly that on previous cars. I don't own any dinan parts and I use JB4 and have most of parts of a Pure Stage 2 build, follow in your foot steps. Last edited by zinner; 03-16-2016 at 07:51 PM.. |
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yeah but were do i find the ewg?? i mean were do i connect, i want to know were and a picture would be fine |
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There is link to the EWG wiring harness post by terry on the JB4 FSERIES sticky post. Has all the info you need or go back over F80Boost 's previous posts. This is a forum for discussion, but it isn't a chatroom. There are some people who post all day long answering simple ?s and repeating the same information over and over again becomes tiresome. Sort of defeats the purpose of having the forum retain a textual archive of all our discussions. This is why people often tell people to "read the thread" or "search button". Also think about it If you throw up a question you're only going to get s couple random answers. If you search for s previously asked question you may find 500 pages of discussion on that topic. It's generally better to use larger sample sizes from these large threads. Often times people can be misled by just getting one or 2 conflicting or incorrect responses to their questions.
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