[///M3 Craig4]

Originally Posted by christopherp

these prices include installation and factory honored warranty?

you get a 1 year warranty on the lowest powered kit i saw on autoblog

[samosa]

DO WANT! do want

[RONIN009]

Originally Posted by M3_Dust

it's only about $3k less than an ESS S/C kit which is good for 600-ish HP on the S65

sure, there are more expensive and less reliable options, but the smart people don't choose them

how many torques does the ess kit make?

[M3_Dust]

Originally Posted by RONIN009

how many torques does the ess kit make?

only as much as is needed, you know as well as I do that HP > TQ and the S65 is about HP and revs and still goes to 8300RPM with the S/C and makes power all the way there. I hate all of the low-end TQ that my N54 makes (which is more than a S/C'd S65) with software, it's impossible to get the car off the line quickly without spinning the tires.

[Super Gyros]

Originally Posted by M3_Dust

only as much as is needed, you know as well as I do that HP > TQ and the S65 is about HP and revs and still goes to 8300RPM with the S/C and makes power all the way there. I hate all of the low-end TQ that my N54 makes (which is more than a S/C'd S65) with software, it's impossible to get the car off the line quickly without spinning the tires.

User Error.

[M3_Dust]

Originally Posted by Super Gyros

User Error.

you are welcome to come try, here is what you are up against:

[Super Gyros]

Originally Posted by M3_Dust

you are welcome to come try, here is what you are up against:

I know it's a lot and I've bitched quite some about the traction of the x35 variants, especially without LSD.

[RONIN009]

Originally Posted by M3_Dust

only as much as is needed, you know as well as I do that HP > TQ and the S65 is about HP and revs and still goes to 8300RPM with the S/C and makes power all the way there. I hate all of the low-end TQ that my N54 makes (which is more than a S/C'd S65) with software, it's impossible to get the car off the line quickly without spinning the tires.

Im not trying to start an argument about it, was just wondering for the sake of knowing.

[M3_Dust]

Originally Posted by RONIN009

Im not trying to start an argument about it, was just wondering for the sake of knowing.

I think it's like 380 or something, it's just at or below the limit of what the DCT can safely handle also.

[RONIN009]

Originally Posted by M3_Dust

I think it's like 380 or something, it's just at or below the limit of what the DCT can safely handle also.