DieselDiver
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Has anyone had their 18 up tuned? Just curious as to how much difference a tune alone would actually make. Not really sure what my long term plans are, thinking maybe ESS , but that is still a couple seasons away.
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DieselDiver
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It’s a forced induction set up. They come from the BMW camp originally but have been making big waves in the North American muscle lately. Similar to a Vortec or ProCharger style supercharger. Their kit looks very clean and it’s a do it yourself install. Website is ESStuning.com I believe.
67 AGAIN
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Cool!
I don’t know much about the BMW world, but Vortech and ProCharger, now there are a couple of Mustang heavy weights.
I’d stiil get the CAI if you’re going to tune between now and then.
At the rate things are going these days, you can probably sell it in a couple of years and make money. It will be useable through the 2023 model year cars.
I don’t know much about the BMW world, but Vortech and ProCharger, now there are a couple of Mustang heavy weights.
I’d stiil get the CAI if you’re going to tune between now and then.
At the rate things are going these days, you can probably sell it in a couple of years and make money. It will be useable through the 2023 model year cars.
who or what is BLP?
DieselDiver
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A speed shop in the Moncton area with a dyno.
there are a couple here as well, exisiting is one thing.
With any tuning shop we all know that most specialize in certain brands of vehicles. They are really good at some of the stuff they specialize in and ok at other stuff. This is why it’s always a good idea to do re search and ask around before bringing your vehicle to any shop.
if you do some research you will end up with a good shop. Even if you have to travel a bit to get to it.
if you do some research you will end up with a good shop. Even if you have to travel a bit to get to it.
67 AGAIN
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Great advice there @2001BlackGTvert.
Research is cheap.
Putting down several thousand dollars and walking away disappointed is a hard pill to swallow.
Research is cheap.
Putting down several thousand dollars and walking away disappointed is a hard pill to swallow.
I agree we both comments above, research is cheap, a new engine isn't.
We went to Petes and a few to Desilva, because of their reputation and ability.
I realize they are a long ways away, but when you consider what you working
on and the costs if it goes wrong, its worth it.
We went to Petes and a few to Desilva, because of their reputation and ability.
I realize they are a long ways away, but when you consider what you working
on and the costs if it goes wrong, its worth it.