BMW M3 Forum (E90 E92) - View Single Post - Vorsteiner Exhaust and GruppeM Intake Combo

shusmani · 12-03-2008, 06:36 PM

hey OP, I was looking at exactly the same combo (GruppeM + Vorsteiner ti exh). I am also probably going to do the AAA short shift while I'm at it (since you have to remove the mid-pipes to install it, might as well do in 1 shot).
The setup looks great, and I can't wait to order now.

My question is, do you think you need a chip flash to make it all work well together, or does it seem to be pretty solid without a chip reflash? This was my main issue with my e46 m3, the last 1 year I had it I ended up doing the exhaust and intake etc etc, and never felt like I got it right, figured I needed to get the chip reflashed. Ended up selling (back to stock) before I seriously considered that though. What are your thoughts on this?

12-03-2008, 06:36 PM	#33
shusmani New Member 0 Rep 10 Posts Drives: e92 M3 6SP Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: SoCal iTrader: (0)	vorsteiner exh + intake hey OP, I was looking at exactly the same combo (GruppeM + Vorsteiner ti exh). I am also probably going to do the AAA short shift while I'm at it (since you have to remove the mid-pipes to install it, might as well do in 1 shot). The setup looks great, and I can't wait to order now. My question is, do you think you need a chip flash to make it all work well together, or does it seem to be pretty solid without a chip reflash? This was my main issue with my e46 m3, the last 1 year I had it I ended up doing the exhaust and intake etc etc, and never felt like I got it right, figured I needed to get the chip reflashed. Ended up selling (back to stock) before I seriously considered that though. What are your thoughts on this?
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