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04-17-2013, 08:42 PM | #67 |
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I'm running the BPMSport Stage I tune. And my review of it can be found here:
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=816790 Like I said in the review, I have no basis of comparison other than stock, but I couldn't be happier. I haven't dynoed the car before or after but I don't care to. For me it's not about peak hp numbers; it's about overall drive-ability in a broad range of conditions from around town driving to intense track sessions. Other tunes may be similar and might even show a few more hp on a dyno sheet, but I wouldn't switch. The BPMSport tune is everything I was looking for, and then some. Beyond that, I've spoken to Mike many times both leading up to the purchase and afterwards, and he really knows his stuff. He's passionate about what he does and I don't think he'll ever consider the work to be "finished." He keeps teasing us about the things he's working on and upcoming offerings, and I'll be first in line for whatever it is. BPMSport is my preference but like others have said, it comes down to personal choice. Pick the tune that you feel is right for your car, and from the tuner you feel most comfortable with. |
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04-17-2013, 08:57 PM | #69 |
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The top 3 tunes that customers come into our shop with are ours obviously the Bmp tune and evolve. I always ask how its working out for them and I have heard nothing but great things about all 3.
With all the good feedback I also hear some horror stories like the car wasn't running right with many hicups under load,idle issues and have even found one company sell the customer a stock 240e tune when they couldn't figure out the problem. I wont disclose the company who did this but that is extremely shady and stuff like this does happen. Point is go with someone you trust. Counting the number of people with a tune is important but having a tuner that is willing to explain things and work out any issues at the drop of a hat is even more important. Good luck with your research. |
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04-17-2013, 09:07 PM | #70 |
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No. the 240e was the first series of tune installs before the blower was even installed
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I had DMS on my E46 M3 and I didn't feel a darn thing in my butt dyno. I don't know anything about the current tune they offer for the E9x M3s. That was my experience. But with the BPM tune, the car definitely is responsive throughout the throttle input. It's amazing. Hence the reason people say amazing things about it. We are experiencing something amazing. And it nothing against the other tuning fraternity. Members are discussing their respective individual experiences. There is nothing wrong with that. If I don't experience something then I shouldn't comment on it or belittle it. Simple.
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My understanding is that the fuel here in Australia is significantly different to that of the USA. I have been told by ESS that they have tuned and tested their software locally.
Now i know this can all be changed remotely but there are no issues using the BPM tune with Australian fuel? Also mike, would you be able to remotely deactivate my EDC warning when I install suspension? would this be the same effect as a macht Schnell unit? Thanks for helping with all the questions |
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