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Discussione in 'BMW Serie 1 E81/E82/E87/E88' iniziata da brown81, 10 Febbraio 2008.

  1. Il Peos

    Il Peos Amministratore Delegato BMW

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    fra devi guardarlo l'incremento come percentuale...:wink:
    sul vecchio 120d ne ho rullati 204 di cv,presi di solo modulo...che corrisponde più o meno al 25% (40 cv):wink:
     
  2. Il Peos

    Il Peos Amministratore Delegato BMW

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    non ho trovato niente....:sad:
    oggi se riesco ci riprovo,son sicuro di aver letto qualcosa in giro:-k
     
  3. pietrostone

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    si infatti è sul rail sicuro dalle foto

    ok grazie
     
  4. fra78s

    fra78s Direttore Corse

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    cavoli! non pensavo che davvero si potesse guadagnare così tanto senza intervenire almeno sulla centralina
     
  5. pietrostone

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    sinceramnete un incremneto di 40cv lo troveri più che sodisfacente
     
  6. Il Peos

    Il Peos Amministratore Delegato BMW

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    beh direi propio di si :mrgreen:

    più che altro l'erogazione!questa è veramente troppo piatta,con 40 ciucci in più e la coppia aumentata le cose cambiano :mrgreen:
     
  7. dave81jv

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    forse avevi visto questo?:

    "Well, I've had the Steinbauer Tuning box for a little over a week now and so thought I'd give my views on it.

    It came recommended by a guy I trust, Chris Rossiter at 'Rossiters' in Norfolk. Chris is the official UK importer for AC Schnitzer but pricing that up, I simply couldn't justify it. (If i had a new BM i would pay the extra and get it though as AC take on the full BMW warranty,,,surely a price worth paying)
    I decided to drive down for the day and let them fit it as it has an additioanl wire linked to the throttle to sense how the car is being driven. The big sales thing for me was the fact that it doesn't increase common rail pressure at all. I ain't technically minded but it sounded like a good thing [​IMG]
    Fitting was done quickly although I have no idea exactly how long as I was busy, testing their 120d that had had the full Ac Schnitzer treatment.
    I drove my car down at exactly the speed limit on all roads and drove back on the same roads at the same speeds. I got 44 mpg on the way down and 47 on the way back.
    Mmm more power and better economy if driven sensibly.
    Performance wise its in a differant league. I did some vague timings but as I am off abroad next week and will have the timings done exactly by some timing box that a guy from a car mag will have...I'll leave posting those until later and have them compared to official BM figures.
    Overall I am very impressed. Overtaking was fairly easy, now its a breeze. I'm not into 0-60 or racing from lights so cannot comment on that but with 40 or so more horses, its bound to be quicker if that floats your boat
    Yes its more expensive than most others and certainly more than a re-mao. I have never had a re-map so cannot comment on them but folk seem impressed, enough said.
    I am happy with what I got for my money and would recommend both the device and Rossiters..it did put my spending into perspective when people are putting £5k worth of wheels and tyres on cars that are already shod with lovely wheels......more money than sense some folk!"


    preso da qui: http://www.babybmw.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=8252&start=30
     
  8. bresson72

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    Mamma mia, con 'sto modulino e le mie gommette da 205/50 pattino pure in VI marcia:mrgreen::mrgreen:
     
  9. Il Peos

    Il Peos Amministratore Delegato BMW

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    ecco si forse è quello...però ricordo anche delle rullate e confronti vari....o forse è ora che smetto di bere...:mrgreen:
     
  10. pietrostone

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    ecco una bella rullata con modulo sarebbe utile da vedere
     
  11. Luca123d

    Luca123d Aspirante Pilota

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    Ma ragazzi!!! la frizione quanto dura dovendo sopportare 516nm? è dimensionata per reggerne 116 in meno:biggrin: non so, la cosa mi lascia un pò scettico... poi la frizione sarebbe solo la punta dell'iceberg...
     
  12. bmw123dmanu

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    ragazzi avevo intenzione di fare mappare a giorni la centralina senza modulo ovviamente...ma mapparla...quanti cv tiro fuori?riusciranno a mapparla?
     
  13. AR147

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    Mi sono informato da un pò di parti e non sono ancora riuscito a trovare nessuno che mi garantisce la piena rimappabilità per il 123d.

    Intanto con i chilometri si sta sciogliendo molto bene, ora mi consuma un pò di meno e mi sembra, ad impressione, essere più sciolta nel prendere i giri. Ho provato qualche allungo e ha superato, seppur di poco, la tacca dei 250 orari indicati.
     
  14. stylegender

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    Ritirata 17 -06

    Finalmente dopo mesi ho ritirato l'auto posso dire che ho già percorso 2000 km la definisco con unico aggettivo perfetta!!!! un grazie a tutto lo staff BMW=D>
     
  15. pietrostone

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    guardando su ebay nel negozio mal elctronics ci sono due tipi di moduli per il 123d
    uno CR powerbox da 99€ [​IMG]CRD POWERBOX

    e l'altro il cr2 powerbox digital a 199€ [​IMG]
    CRD 2 powerbox digital

    queste dovrebbero essere le descrizioni dei due prodotti
    CR-PowerBox
    for all Common Rail Diesel Motoren

    adjustable Power up to 25% HP, Torque +30% Nm max.


    The PowerBox CR works by modifying the electronic signals that control fuel pressure produced by the pump in order to optimize engine performance. The PowerBox CR increases fuel pressure at the pump to maintain rail pressure in the mid to upper operating ranges. In effect, pressure accumulates faster in the rail and is readily maintained to deliver more power and torque. The PowerBox CR engages when rail pressure is at or above 1,600 bar or 23,000 psi.

    The PowerBox CR includes plugs that are compatible with those originally installed in your vehicle. The PowerBox CR is easily installed directly to the common rail pressure sensor. With the instructions provided, an inexperienced driver can complete the installation in 5 minutes. The PowerBox CR will not override the safe operating parameters of your engine and does not change or interfere with ECU functioning. Other features are highlighted in the product overview below.

    Product Overview

    * For all cars with Common Rail Systems
    * Up to 25% increase in power and 30% increase in torque
    * Improved fuel efficiency (an average of 2.5 MPG!)
    * No interference to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU); original settings are not altered
    * Will not harm your engine, does not increase injection pressure
    * Can be installed by use of original plugs (no soldering required)
    * Will not alter engine diagnostics functioning, will not interfere with engine error code sensing
    * Does not change the service intervals required for your vehicle
    * 3-year limited warranty
    * Illustrated installation instructions included




    CRD2 PowerBox digital

    for all Common Rail Diesel engines

    adjustable Power up to 25% HP, Torque +30% Nm max.



    The CRD2 PowerBox is fully digital and includes a signal variation switch with multiple settings, so there's never a problem finding the setting that's best for your vehicle. You can even turn the PowerBox off while it is still connected.

    The CRD2 PowerBox has been programmed for optimal performance. Power gains vary depending on engine and ECU type. CRD2 PowerBox users can expect a power improvement ranging from 25% to 55% greater than the gains achieved with our standard PowerBox CR. Essentially, the power improvement is linear to acceleration; however, a greater boost is provided when there’s an immediate demand for acceleration. This reduces the time required to pass other vehicles, and, in some cases, means less time exposure to oncoming traffic.

    Despite its potential for tremendous power improvement, the CRD2 PowerBox has been programmed to provide better fuel efficiency. Its unique programming increases power when needed most. During acceleration, the injection time required to achieve higher speeds is substantially reduced. This minimizes fuel consumption. In fact, independent testing revealed fuel economy savings from 10% to 15% at signal variation settings between from “3” to “6.”

    The CRD2 PowerBox includes an extended 31" wiring harness to provide greater reach for installation. Each unit comes complete with detailed illustrated instructions and is backed by our 3-year limited warranty.



    Product Overview

    * For all cars with Common Rail Systems
    * Up to 25% increase in power and 30% increase in torque
    * Improved fuel efficiency (an average of 2.5 MPG!)
    * No interference to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU); original settings are not altered
    * Will not harm your engine, does not increase injection pressure
    * Can be installed by use of original plugs (no soldering required)
    * Will not alter engine diagnostics functioning, will not interfere with engine error code sensing
    * Does not change the service intervals required for your vehicle
    * 3-year limited warranty
    * Illustrated installation instructions included
     
  16. bresson72

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    Sembra che parta quando la pressione del rail è sopra i 1600 giri/min., oppure dico una castroneria? Ciao, prima o poi uno di questi "cosi" lo monto..:mrgreen:
     
  17. pietrostone

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    il secondo tipo invece sembra che funzioni senza alzare la pressione del rail, quindi grosso modo tipo lo steinbauer
     
  18. bresson72

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    Scusa l'ignoranza, ma 'sto coso agisce sulla pompa del gasolio per aumentarne la mandata, o mi sbaglio? E se sì, l'optimum per la nostra sarebbe un intercooler maggiorato:mrgreen:, che ne dici?
     
  19. pietrostone

    pietrostone Primo Pilota

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    in realtà uno agisce sulla pompa del rail aumentando la pressione del gasolio (che già di serie è di 2000bar), l'atro a quanto ho capito interviene sui singoli iniettori ottimanzo l'iniezione, dovrebbe essere come lo steinbauer, almeno in teoria
     
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  20. bmw123dmanu

    bmw123dmanu Kartista

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    ma funzionana veramente questi 2 moduli oppure è solo una cavolata?
     

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