Anyone got a dyno of an e36 M3 evo?
25 April 2003, 10:13 AM
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Can't find one... basically the evo should be the same... but more so - not v technical I know! Power is up to 321bhp.
Try http://www.dtmpower.net - all I could find were tuned plots, no standard 3.2 units. As it's an American site, you're after 'Euro' M3 plots not the emasculated US M3 plots.
Worth looking at http://www.bm3w.co.uk too perhaps.
Try http://www.dtmpower.net - all I could find were tuned plots, no standard 3.2 units. As it's an American site, you're after 'Euro' M3 plots not the emasculated US M3 plots.
Worth looking at http://www.bm3w.co.uk too perhaps.
16 May 2003, 01:28 PM
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salamun alaikum bros if u can get a cheap new m3 engine 
then u shall have fun 
with the lighter body of your evo it should be real fast and some suspension
then u shall have fun with the lighter body of your evo it should be real fast and some suspension
16 May 2003, 01:42 PM
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Cem,
Out of interest, why did BMW ask you to take it down and based on what reason? Surely if it's a dyno run of your own car you can do what you like with it?
Sorry to go OT, carry on...
Out of interest, why did BMW ask you to take it down and based on what reason? Surely if it's a dyno run of your own car you can do what you like with it?
Sorry to go OT, carry on...
16 May 2003, 01:48 PM
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Webdunk..cheers mate, but it appears to be the US 240bhp m3, not the UK spec 321bhp evo.....still looking!
Salam Moses....instead of that I think its going to have to be an evo5/6.......!
Salam Moses....instead of that I think its going to have to be an evo5/6.......!
16 May 2003, 02:34 PM
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D'oh! Shoulda read it more closely!
This one should do it http://www.birds.uk.com/bmw/Hartge/p...6/E36%2011.pdf Final page of the PDF not the highest res version you'll find... but maybe good enough?
This one should do it http://www.birds.uk.com/bmw/Hartge/p...6/E36%2011.pdf Final page of the PDF not the highest res version you'll find... but maybe good enough?
17 May 2003, 08:29 PM
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Sorry folks, it's not a very high resolution one but you should make out the figures.
Problem is, it was a demonstrator car that I had for a long weekend and I was interested in whether it could do what BMW were claiming. Unfortunately, BMW weren't impressed.
M3's aren't very good on rollers, this one was cutting out before it hit peak power, it's apparently common and something to do with it's traction control. When it was seeing all the rear wheels spinning in 3rd and the fronts were static, it was cutting out power.
If you need a higher rez one, email me plz.
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Problem is, it was a demonstrator car that I had for a long weekend and I was interested in whether it could do what BMW were claiming. Unfortunately, BMW weren't impressed.
M3's aren't very good on rollers, this one was cutting out before it hit peak power, it's apparently common and something to do with it's traction control. When it was seeing all the rear wheels spinning in 3rd and the fronts were static, it was cutting out power.
If you need a higher rez one, email me plz.
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17 May 2003, 11:34 PM
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Cem - the E36 M3 Evo doesnt have any traction control whatsoever 
319 is a good result - i'heard that the M3 doesnt really return very good figures on a rr - its not thats its down on power as calculations have proved BMWs figures are pretty much spot on but for some reason like you said the M3 doesnt respond to a rr very well...... go figure
319 is a good result - i'heard that the M3 doesnt really return very good figures on a rr - its not thats its down on power as calculations have proved BMWs figures are pretty much spot on but for some reason like you said the M3 doesnt respond to a rr very well...... go figure
19 May 2003, 08:47 AM
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