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Old 11th June 2008, 17:18   #11
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Have you made any comparison and what was the result? The ECU adapts itselfs according to the Supersprint exhaust according to Supersprint, Kelleners Sport and Hartge.
I don't think there is enough adaptation. BMW runs rich, so you are leaned out some, but your AFR is probably below optimum. A dyno will tell you what your AFR is. My car definitely ran better after retuning the ECU by PC.
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Old 11th June 2008, 17:25   #12
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True, maybe more HP could be acheived. But I don't want to chip it for now. The gain was 30 HP from before and after dyno. See here:

My Supersprint factory visit via Monaco and Ferrari: a 6000 km trip (4000 miles)

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I don't think there is enough adaptation. BMW runs rich, so you are leaned out some, but your AFR is probably below optimum. A dyno will tell you what your AFR is. My car definitely ran better after retuning the ECU by PC.
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Old 11th June 2008, 18:14   #13
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True, maybe more HP could be acheived. But I don't want to chip it for now. The gain was 30 HP from before and after dyno. See here:

That is very good and in line with everyone else. Maybe a dyno pull just to get measurements.
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nice vid,Gustav how does your m5 compare with a stock m5 in a straight line? can a stock m5 beat the stock csl m3 because csl seemed quicker v the rs4 than the stock e39 m5 v rs4.
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At the BMW M3 Airifeld event when it was cold I beleive I was faster than the BMW M3 CSL:

BMW M3 E92 airfield Shootout II: DVD released!

But on the SUmemr event when it was alot hottter it was about tie:

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nice vid,Gustav how does your m5 compare with a stock m5 in a straight line? can a stock m5 beat the stock csl m3 because csl seemed quicker v the rs4 than the stock e39 m5 v rs4.
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It sure looked like the e39 had a definite jump at the start? It sounds as if the rolling start would have had the M3 at the top of first gear with the need to shift into 2nd almost immediately. Even a slight jump will drastically affect the outcome in my opinion? Gustav can you comment? The fact that the M3 caught up with it is impressive imo. Otherwise love the video! I'd have loved to have seen two or three runs.
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True, we should have made more runs. No one got the jump but the M3 defiently lost on the 1-2 shift.

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