View Full Version : 2 more teaser mods from today
peppernick
21-03-2005, 10:35 PM
:D :D
Props to Teddy for supplying the former ;)
Doc Matt
21-03-2005, 10:39 PM
the first one looks like a diffuser surround. you dont know how good the silver looks on a blue car :D
if its not a diffuser surround then i feel silly.
the second pic looks like the part i desperately need for my washing machine.
peppernick
21-03-2005, 10:48 PM
you dont know how good the silver looks on a blue car :D
I wasn't convinced until I actually saw it sitting above my exhaust tips......whoaaaaaaaa :eek: :eek:
SOLD!
whoa! that diffuser is goign to be PIMP! :cool:
rossi46
22-03-2005, 12:37 AM
the second pic looks like the part i desperately need for my washing machine.
[crackmeup [crackmeup
ps. i can feel you're getting ready to rock at HIN Nick!!! [cool
whizzkid11
22-03-2005, 02:20 AM
Come on Nick, lets have some pics of them fitted... thought they'd be on by now!!!
Stopped moonlighting mods...??? :D
westside
22-03-2005, 07:51 AM
yup def ACS rear diffuser the second must be something to do with the throttle bodies or something for the air box
scorcher
22-03-2005, 08:12 AM
I've got a K&N Typhoon sitting in the garage awaiting my car's return - great minds think alike :D
InvIs Inc
22-03-2005, 04:46 PM
can i see purple crush velvet......... pls tell me u havent got purple crush velvet in ur house lol [nana
444bhp Ray
22-03-2005, 05:33 PM
Nice going Nick,now we need some pics.And purple crush velvet,you sly dog,Nick the LOVE Doctor :D
InvIs Inc
22-03-2005, 05:52 PM
Nice going Nick,now we need some pics.And purple crush velvet,you sly dog,Nick the LOVE Doctor :D
lamo!!!! [crackmeup
lee330sport
23-03-2005, 08:01 AM
People have been seeing nice gains from the k&n Typhoons :cool:
peppernick
23-03-2005, 08:05 AM
People have been seeing nice gains from the k&n Typhoons :cool:
Hence this instead of the more visually appealing GruppeM ;)
westside
23-03-2005, 08:08 AM
mmm can i buy one of theses fo rmy 330
peppernick
23-03-2005, 08:15 AM
mmm can i buy one of theses fo rmy 330
Yes you can but the waiting time for one of these is sooo long in the UK and RHD cars have different mountings so US spec does not work. I got mine from Australia ;)
westside
23-03-2005, 08:17 AM
nick have you got a link
any other 330 guys on here wanna order one with me? we could maybe get 3 or 4 ordered are they easy to fit ?
scorcher
23-03-2005, 11:31 AM
Had the same problem with delivery times - got mine from Germany :rolleyes:
westside
23-03-2005, 12:01 PM
sod the deliver time i wanna see one installed on a 330 lol
what does it replace? on the m3 its the throttle bodies right?
lee330sport
23-03-2005, 12:03 PM
sod the deliver time i wanna see one installed on a 330 lol
what does it replace? on the m3 its the throttle bodies right?
Its just an airfilter intake :confused:
It wont replace the throttle bodies that would produce less power.
westside
23-03-2005, 12:05 PM
Its just an airfilter intake :confused:
It wont replace the throttle bodies that would produce less power.
is that it i thought it replaced the throttle bodes i.e it was a bigge rbored out one
awwwwwww sod that then i got my gruppe m replica induction kit just turn up at hm so i am feeling sick now must go hm :D
lee330sport
23-03-2005, 12:25 PM
Installed pic
http://www.ziplink.net/~ctroiane/pics/speedtechnik/m3/cztease2.jpg
what benefits does this have over a gruppem?
lee330sport
23-03-2005, 01:03 PM
Dont know really, Gruppem dont make that sort of design for the M3. Its looks like it incorporates the AFM into the filter housing, thats the only difference i can see. This is the gruppm
http://www.gruppemeurope.com/frc_bmw/frc_bmw_e46m3.jpg
westside
23-03-2005, 03:24 PM
mmm i could get one then attach my replica gruppe m to it right
and i could get blinged and polished that would match all mynew engine bling
;)
peppernick
23-03-2005, 03:55 PM
Dont know really, Gruppem dont make that sort of design for the M3. Its looks like it incorporates the AFM into the filter housing, thats the only difference i can see. This is the gruppm
http://www.gruppemeurope.com/frc_bmw/frc_bmw_e46m3.jpg
The GruppeM for the E46 M3 is basically a carbon version of the original airbox. However, many who has used the GruppeM and who has dynoed their cars reported a loss in HP as apposed to the 12-14BHP GruppeM has claimed. I think this has to do with the cone K&N filter sitting inside the carbon box. Because a cone filter suck in air from around the filter rather than from either above or below that of a panel filter, the space around the cone inside the GruppeM airbox is very tight. The openings are exactly the same as the OEM airbox and air flow works best flowing through a panel filter rather than squeezing through around the cone filter. If you look at all efficient induction kits with a cone filter, there's usually a lot of space around the cone to maximize air flow. Hence, the most efficient cone filter is the one further away from the engine with no cover or shield. However, given the constraints of engine bay space, a reflective heat shield between cone and engine will reduce heat soak. Just make sure you get as much exposure around the cone as possible.
Other GruppeMs like the trumpet versions on eg. 330, the filter is actually a panel filter shaped like a turbine intake. This design works best with a heatsheild trumpet as air flow directly through the filter and the shape promotes laminar air flow after the filter. Air flow fastest in a straight line, all important especially the MAS that adjust fueling sits right behind the filter. And you get the roar as well ;)
mysticm3
23-03-2005, 04:05 PM
what's it sound like? an't wait to hear. I had a custom made carbon fibre tube for the SSDD M3 intake yesterday so now there is cold air from the brake duct being forcely 'rammed' into the filter now [cool
scorcher
23-03-2005, 04:18 PM
mmm i could get one then attach my replica gruppe m to it right
and i could get blinged and polished that would match all mynew engine bling
;)
Don't need to get it polished matey:
They also come in four finishes, polished aluminum (part ends with TP), powder coated blue (part ends in TB), powder coated red (part ends in TR), and powder coated silver (ends in TS)
..I went for the polished aluminium one which gives a 17.68 BHP increase on my R32 . Although I suspect it still won't be shiny enough for you :D
http://www.kandn.com/images/l/69-9502TP.jpg
http://knfilters.com/typhoon/
peppernick
23-03-2005, 06:30 PM
17.68 BHP increase
:eek: :eek: ...that has got to be a first.
scorcher
23-03-2005, 07:09 PM
Should get me up to 280ish BHP :D
http://www.kandn.com/dynocharts/69-9502.jpg
...but am sure it'll make a corking noise even if it doesn't quite give me all those extra horses.
Have you fitted yours yet or is at an Easter mod?
peppernick
23-03-2005, 08:09 PM
Dudes, I've just mounted my Typhoon. OMG THAT NOISE!!!!! :D :D :D
This is the most aggressive sounding induction for the M3 as tested by many modders and I must say it really blows me away.
SICK!!!!!!!!
Performance is just about as good but I doubt it will add any significant gains to the wrunged out S54 anyway......the noise.....the noise.......... [cool
scorcher
23-03-2005, 08:34 PM
Wahey - well done fella!
Doing mine on Good Friday - how long did it take you to fit it?
I went for the Typhoon cos the Yanks seem to love them, although just read that some US owners haven't noticed any difference in sound over the stock airbox :eek: , so your post has cheered me up :D
peppernick
23-03-2005, 08:42 PM
although just read that some US owners haven't noticed any difference in sound over the stock airbox
They need to turn their hearing aids to position 'T'........LOL
Took me an hour to fit it but my kit came without the bottom grommets for the heat shield, so got to improvise a bit ;)
ooooo i wanna hear :D get a sound clip up :D
Stock323iSaloon
23-03-2005, 10:13 PM
Don't really under stand how it all works but....17bhp+ DAMN!!!! I *think* my car is faster with the induction kit so let's leave it at that cause I can't back it up with any scientifical explanation ;)
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