Who were you speaking to on this post?BTW, how did you solve the intake? Can you show me your engine bay?
Nice build for sure! 135i will always be superior to the 335i cause of the brakes and overall platform advantages.
Who were you speaking to on this post?BTW, how did you solve the intake? Can you show me your engine bay?
Nice build for sure! 135i will always be superior to the 335i cause of the brakes and overall platform advantages.
I believe the injen is the best aftermarket solution as well. That’s what I have been running for a long time. Except, I decided to keep the stock snorkel and slightly modify it since it utilizes both air inlets to push air to the filter.Since you guys are open to share your findings i can give you some tips. For the Pure 750, even with an aftermarket manifold there is one
intake that works perfectly and is based on the short ram technology. The only thing you need to adjust is the bracket at the filter location but i can send some pics later. You can close the hood perfectly fine.
Injen 335i Cold Air Intake
If you go the route houtan did you can use an air duct that flows the air to the passenger side where you have your filter directly at the turbo:
Passenger Side Air Duct
The 135i might need slight adjustments. But i believe there is a guy here in the forum that has built his own solution.
I used the RPM by Gear table (1x11) that @valpfrmnc provided the address for. It worked. I was having subtle misfires, but it didn't go into limp mode this time. I swapped plugs and now it's running strong. For me, the tq. lim I was getting was truely misfires, but I'd rather feel it and let off than have to reset the codes every time.I did not get a chance to, but Chris did in the log he posted earlier. I believe it worked. I will try it today.
I have actually been trimming the fat today. The photos make it look like a cleaner trim job than it is, but it should clean up nicely with more work.The other option is the 120D snorkel which @CalvinNismo is going to try.
and for me, i am not having misfires but getting the misfire code on a good log. so i will test to see if the table resolves this issue as well similar to how completely disabling misfire detection via CDMD did for me yesterday.I used the RPM by Gear table (1x11) that @valpfrmnc provided the address for. It worked. I was having subtle misfires, but it didn't go into limp mode this time. I swapped plugs and now it's running strong. For me, the tq. lim I was getting was truely misfires, but I'd rather feel it and let off than have to reset the codes every time.
So I was looking at the tune Chris (Stokes) gave you to try and after comparing it to my tune(s) I wanted to throw a couple things for you to try. The only reason I suggest these changes is because they are quit different than what has been working for me (and most likely many others). Below is a screenshot of the tables and values I have but I can update the modified BIN that Chris posted yesterday for you to try. They may not make a difference but something to try.