"Tom Scales" <tjscales.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "TonyK" <home.TakeThisOut@hom.e> wrote in message
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>> <saurabh.saini.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> Hello Everybody,
>>> I have a BMW 330i 2006 model with sports suspensions and 18" rims.
>>> every thing in the car is stock
>>>
>>> I had heard of a rumor that if you mess up with the electronic of the
>>> car you could get about 30 more horsepower by simply connecting a cable
>>> between two points. The idea was that engine becomes more responsive.
>>> Seeing what a great job BMW does with the performance of engine it hard
>>> for me to digest the earlier statement. Have heard of supercharger but
>>> i guess installing such aftermarket hook ups would void my 50000 miles
>>> bumper to bumper coverage.
>>>
>>> I have runflat tyres and rims intalled. Only one tyre at the back is
>>> not Runflat. This was a mistake of the previous owner. With the
>>> runflat rim and no runflat type (but with all the other spec being same
>>> ) should this tyre be replaced. ( they are new tyres )
>>>
>>> I would appreciate your comments.
>>> Regards
>>> Saurabh.
>>>
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>> Well I've never heard of an extra 30bhp from a siple wiring job. If you
>> want
>> more power look to an M3 or do a driver training day and get the most of
>> what you've got. Any engine mods do will invalidate your warranty.
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> Won't invalidate the warranty in the US. They have to be able to prove
> that the failure was related to the specific mod.
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Forget the warranty, you have to prove "you could get about 30 more
horsepower by simply connecting a cable
between two points." Now that would be a good trick! Let us know how that
works!
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