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| Turner Motorsport has some pretty nice pricing on their performance parts...but Bavarian Autosport (BMW Parts and BMW Accessories | Bavarian Autosport) has a special on their aFe cold-air intake where you get a $50 gift cert towards a future purchase. I'm bone stock right now, but seriously contemplating this little addition... What is general consensus around aFe's products? I heard they spend more on R&D than most other aftermarket performance companies. How does their intake stack up against the Conforti CAI, or others?
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| Talk to Drew at turner motorsports, He's a great guy & will point you in the direction you want to go. Stay away from forced induction, unless you want to pull the head every 20k or so. It's just a big air pump, so let it breath. See your accounting department for details. I have found that a light weight flywheel is one of the best mods, other than tires, suspension & brakes. It not about how fast you go! It's how well you go fast! The only reason for a straight away is to get you to the next turn. |
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| our forum friend is right, upgrading the fly wheel is one of the best mods you can do, of course together with the clutch. underdrive pulleys, bigger throttle body, chip and exhaust are another basics you need to do too. I wanted to change my inyectors for bigger ones, but that means that i need to change the cams too, i think i will not do it yet. But i will get the oil cooler from tunermotors, and the fly wheel from clutchmasters, brakes kit from namotorwerks, i am forgetting something? yes, the silicon radiator pipes from bimmerworld, please check it out this last one, they have a really good prices and kits for any upgrades and stock parts.
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| Easy answer Suspension. A good set of coilovers are going to do more for performance than any intake or exhaust. Then upgrade your brake pads and brake fluid also a good set of tires and wheels and you are good to go.
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General rule of thumb is you want to keep your injector duty cycle less than 85-90%. Until you're approaching those values, there is no need for larger injectors. |
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| Intake-Exhaust-M50 Manifold. 3.5 hfm - chip - clutch flywheel ... I would also ditch the US headlights - ( they suck - go ellipsoids ) oh yea changing the DIFF will make a major change. Sway bars, wheels and tires. |