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HuGo 12-06-2005 01:40 PM

Increase horsepower
 
What can i do to increase horsepower to my stock 318ti. The only things tht came to mind *all motor, no turbo or Sp* Flywheels, Cam Gears, Cam Shafts, Intake what else can i do to improve speed and horses?? Please help me recommend, and the brand name of product, of possible, how much horses that products gives. thx.

1996 328ti 12-06-2005 01:48 PM

DASC

davep-uk 12-06-2005 01:51 PM

an induction kit and exhaust system is a pretty simple place to start. you won't get very big power gains but its a cheap way to start.

on my previous cars i have always stood by inductionkits by K & N, they seem to work well.

as for exhausts.....there have been so many posts about themits hard to give proper advice. search the forums for relevant articles.

HuGo 12-06-2005 01:51 PM

not to be mean, but like i said, all motor, no turbo or SP *i ment to say SC* Anyway why ppl talk about DASC alot isnt there another good supercharger?? ANYWAY this isnt the topic about super chargers. thx

HuGo 12-06-2005 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by davep-uk
an induction kit and exhaust system is a pretty simple place to start. you won't get very big power gains but its a cheap way to start.

on my previous cars i have always stood by inductionkits by K & N, they seem to work well.

as for exhausts.....there have been so many posts about themits hard to give proper advice. search the forums for relevant articles.

What is better and what are the differences between, long air, cold air, short, and V2 intakes?? Have u guys herd of CO2?? anyway, topic again is What can i do to increase horsepower to my stock 318ti. The only things tht came to mind *all motor, no turbo or Sp* Flywheels, Cam Gears, Cam Shafts, Intake what else can i do to improve speed and horses?? Please help me recommend, and the brand name of product, of possible, how much horses that products gives. thx.

davep-uk 12-06-2005 01:57 PM

ive used cold air intakes as a rule as the cooler the air the better for the engine. Hp increases depend on the brand but generally they say that you gain 3-8 BHP.

CO2? do you mean Nitrous Oxide?
thats pretty heavy gear. gotta make sure that the engine is bulletproof before upping the boost on that stuff.

HuGo 12-06-2005 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by davep-uk
ive used cold air intakes as a rule as the cooler the air the better for the engine. Hp increases depend on the brand but generally they say that you gain 3-8 BHP.

CO2? do you mean Nitrous Oxide?
thats pretty heavy gear. gotta make sure that the engine is bulletproof before upping the boost on that stuff.

whats bhp. isnt it the same as hp? Nah supposedly i herd that CO2 makes your whole engine cold, and like ice. Some crap like that.

davep-uk 12-06-2005 02:00 PM

BHP: Brake horse power.

HP: horse power

same thing.

aceyx 12-06-2005 02:44 PM

I've heard nothing about CO2, but I applaud the grassroots effort for power. (Not a slant against you FI folk, just a personal preference thing).


But please tell us your plans for this car so we can help you out as a whole, rather than in little bits here and there.

Also, is english your first language?

DustenT 12-06-2005 03:29 PM

CO2 works best when used with Forced Induction setups. There are a couple different systems but they work the same. CO2 is sprayed, which makes a metal ball extremely cold. This metal ball sits in your intake tract, which in turn cools the air down. Some people spray the CO2 onto their intercoolers to cool them.

I don't think this is recommended for NA motors, as I don't think the increase would be that much more than a cold air intake. The rest of the motor is still hot.

HuGo 12-07-2005 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted by aceyx

Also, is english your first language?

Why do u ask?

andrewsarg101 12-07-2005 01:09 AM

One of the only ways to make good horsepower through a N/A engine is higher RPM. If you look at all the N/A cars that make high horsepower they have redlines in the high 8k mark. Take the new Lotus Elise for example. It makes only 100hp at 6250 RPM which is where the ti redlines, but after that the Elise uses higher rpm to take advantage of the cams to put out 164hp @ 8000 rpm at the wheels. This is also why Honda's V-TEC works. The cams do nothing until you get around 5000 RPM and its all hp from there. In order to do this to a ti you would have to do a full balance, port polish, forged everything, higher compression pistons, cams, and a fuel map to take advangtage fo the cams. And of course you could run nothing less then 93 octane gas, and even thats pushing it. Sure it would be nice to be able to run with forced fed cars, but when you look at your wallet you might cry.

aceyx 12-07-2005 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by 1996Bmw318TI
Why do u ask?

I'm not trying to be rude, but it often takes me a little time to read your posts. Typically, I just ignore things that take me too much effort to read (and trust me, I read legal cases all day so "difficult" sets a high bar) but I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt since you're new here.

If you're not a native speaker, your English is pretty darn good.

HuGo 12-07-2005 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aceyx
I'm not trying to be rude, but it often takes me a little time to read your posts. Typically, I just ignore things that take me too much effort to read (and trust me, I read legal cases all day so "difficult" sets a high bar) but I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt since you're new here.

If you're not a native speaker, your English is pretty darn good.

I dont get it. Your saying i speak english good or bad?? By the way, i learned english in school, im hispanic, by school i mean kindergarden. I was born here.

robcarync 12-07-2005 11:14 PM

hes saying your spelling and grammar isnt so great sometimes and it can be difficult to read some of your messages. thats all. just curious if english was your native language.


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