If it did, I need to revisit my local BMW dealer and see what's out that. That is insane power.

 

no fawkin way .........

 

Subbin' for results. Sounds like a great mod.

 

Damnnn....can't wait see the dyno graph!

Anyone wanna buy my M3?

 

In for results

 

So is it true or not? If so that is insanity, seems like such little work done for monsterous power!

 

its not tru ..

 

tell us what it did!

 

need dyno graph! sounds like it makes some sick power.

 

Damn these vipers are really messing with my perspective.. caues damn those turbos are SMALL, but I guess it's all relative.

Looks like it made some good power.

 

no 590 fl/#s? come on....no effing way...I woulda believed 450whp...maybe

 

thats why wb said its not true... dyno coming asap ..

 

here's some food for thought...


the stock twin turbos on an MKIV Supra can be stretched to +/- 500whp, but it is rare. don't get me wrong, it can be done quite reliably, but it does shorten the life of the turbos significantly, and it costs a pretty penny to push the stock twins to that power level. in fact it costs more to reach 500whp on the stock twins than it does to convert to a single turbo and aim for 500whp - hence the reason most 500whp Supras are single turbo and not BPU. let me get to the point. the CT12B turbos in the MKIV Supra are similar in size to the 335i's turbos. if a BPU++++++ Supra (a Supra still on the stock twins, but with several supporting mods) will be hard pressed to reach 500whp, i'll be damned if the 335i is making 535whp/590tq on just an enlarged compressor side, exhaust, and a re-flash...especially since its displacement is no larger than the 3.0L 2JZ.

 

i think the the turbos in the 335 are smaller then in the supra, flow less cfm.

 

if that's the case, then that makes it even harder to believe they're seeing 535whp/590wtq. i'm excited to see the numbers, but at the same time i'm not getting my hopes up.