May I ask a 'newbie' question? Why does the double vanos require that level of programability?
(And, for giggles, what if the "In the stock box" aspect of the ECU rule were removed?
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Jake, my understanding is that the complex OBD II code in the OEM box can not be expanded enough via flash or otherwise to remap the entire fuel curve for the racing enviroment. I dont know if this is a BMW only thing or common problem with all OBD II setups. If I understand correctly most aftermarket engine management systems are designed to, or not to, trigger additional functions like VTEC or VANOS and with the double VANOS it may need to trigger two? ( Motec guy at PRI said M4, M48 or M400 could not be used to trigger a double VANOS setup, only M600 or higher, read more $$ ) I think if we have this nonsense rule for MOTEC etc. we should elminate the "inside the box" part if for no other reason than to save some money. I think AEM currently offers a plug and play (e36) unit for less than half the MOTEC price but it would not fit inside the OEM box.
And as for the cream rising to the top, well with all due respect to any ad hoc member etc. most of the BMW guys are skeptical about that.
Fred Alphin
"Big leisure money seeker"
#92 Hankook Tire soon to be ITB? ITA?
Damn economy...
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