135i dyno: 279hp/295tq
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135i dyno: 279hp/295tq
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They're all at the wheel unless they take the motor out.
That engine's putting out around 325-335 at the flywheel based on those numbers. It's been pretty much accepted that BMW has been under-rating this engine.
That engine's putting out around 325-335 at the flywheel based on those numbers. It's been pretty much accepted that BMW has been under-rating this engine.
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Underrated, yes. But no 335i has dyno'd this stock. Normal is 270-280 stock. Can't imagine this would be MORE, especially with it's redesigned exhaust.
What is the correction?
What is the correction?
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279 is not more than 280.
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True. I thought I read 297. Oops.
295tq is still more than I've seen on a 335i stock, but I guess that all makes it more realistic.
295tq is still more than I've seen on a 335i stock, but I guess that all makes it more realistic.
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That's drivetrain loss.. I thought correction factors were different on a dyno.
