Chiplogic Chip - M3 E36 GSpec

Twinz

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Been running the chiplogic tune since 2009 on my 120d; had no issues at all. Love the power. The tune on my 120d is not agressive but it hits the sweet spot through the rev band. I am sure with more mods on the car, chiplogic could up the boost on the car...but i prefer it as it is.
 

PRAVEEN M

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Dean ///M said:
PRAVEEN M said:
Chip logic e36 3.0 is the fastest in the country,so they know what they doing.They have perfected the e36,there car which belongs to Mahen ran 12.6 and the fastest csl in the land ran 12.8 on the same day same track.
Yes its a fact that Chip Logic has the fastest E36 M And Loco could not beat them on the same day at the same track but Locos exit speed speaks for itself so IM0 The Csl is making more power than the E36. Chip Logics E46 however is probably making slightly more pwr than the Csl but then meth explains this. But anyawy a time is a time, a win a win. Well done. But I rather have the pwr aswell...
Loco car is strong but 12.8 for a csl thats modded is not not good when you compare a street legal e36 3.0 that runs 12.6.When you race 400m you dont go for top speed you are racing for time.

 

Dean ///M

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[/quote]Loco car is strong but 12.8 for a csl thats modded is not not good when you compare a street legal e36 3.0 that runs 12.6.When you race 400m you dont go for top speed you are racing for time.


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I would love to see another customers car (E36, 3.0L) from the same stable running those times. Recently the times which are being accomplished are far and wide if you get my drift. IMO a 3.0L M3 must make min 280fwkw to run that time. So is it possible to make +_65 additional kw's from a 3.0L?? Unless the compresion is raised or unless it's karate juice? If it's possible without raising the compression and with race fuel (not meth) then Chip Logic has unmatched talent. I'm sure Loco isn't ready as yet to strip down his precious CSL motor and that would also apply to 98% of M owners.
 

smok

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power gained: 45bhp
driveabilty: a whole lot more responsive
fuel economy: leg got very heavy, who cares....
 

M3_FTW

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Millas said:
Got a quote from Chiplogic to do a chip on my GSpec M3, R5k.
They claim 21-27kw gains :thinking:
Has anyone had work done on their M's by Chiplogic?
Also what's the pros and cons of installing a chip?

:thinking:

21-27kw with a chip only. Get the fuck outta here

smok said:
power gained: 45bhp
driveabilty: a whole lot more responsive
fuel economy: leg got very heavy, who cares....

45HP from chip only ?

Did you do an independant dyno run before and after ?
 

M3_FTW

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smok said:
my car has a fair amount of hardware, cleo just managed to make everything work together.

You should have said that. Leaving the other mods out leads to misinformation
 

George Smooth

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Loco car is strong but 12.8 for a csl thats modded is not not good when you compare a street legal e36 3.0 that runs 12.6.When you race 400m you dont go for top speed you are racing for time.


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I would love to see another customers car (E36, 3.0L) from the same stable running those times. Recently the times which are being accomplished are far and wide if you get my drift. IMO a 3.0L M3 must make min 280fwkw to run that time. So is it possible to make +_65 additional kw's from a 3.0L?? Unless the compresion is raised or unless it's karate juice? If it's possible without raising the compression and with race fuel (not meth) then Chip Logic has unmatched talent. I'm sure Loco isn't ready as yet to strip down his precious CSL motor and that would also apply to 98% of M owners.
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I think you are highly confused with what you are saying. The fact that the E36 could run the same time as the E46 is purely based on the traction it achieved on pull off. The power difference between the two can be seen in the 7km/h difference in exit speed. Time is mostly traction in the first 60ft and exit speed is a sign of power.

 

George Smooth

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In JHB in my experience I have viewed many E36 M3's getting chipped by OB. The average power they would come in was between 145-155wkw and leave with up to 179wkw for the best and 168-170wkw. This was when 93 octane was only available. At this stage there are so many pirate chips going around that no one really knows what is what and unless you have the DME and the Vanos chips matched correctly you are not going to see major gains. Most companies only do the one chip which does not yield much and the power is in the Vanos side of things.
 

Dean ///M

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George Smooth said:
Loco car is strong but 12.8 for a csl thats modded is not not good when you compare a street legal e36 3.0 that runs 12.6.When you race 400m you dont go for top speed you are racing for time.
I would love to see another customers car (E36, 3.0L) from the same stable running those times. Recently the times which are being accomplished are far and wide if you get my drift. IMO a 3.0L M3 must make min 280fwkw to run that time. So is it possible to make +_65 additional kw's from a 3.0L?? Unless the compresion is raised or unless it's karate juice? If it's possible without raising the compression and with race fuel (not meth) then Chip Logic has unmatched talent. I'm sure Loco isn't ready as yet to strip down his precious CSL motor and that would also apply to 98% of M owners.
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I think you are highly confused with what you are saying. The fact that the E36 could run the same time as the E46 is purely based on the traction it achieved on pull off. The power difference between the two can be seen in the 7km/h difference in exit speed. Time is mostly traction in the first 60ft and exit speed is a sign of power.

No George I am not confused but understand your point. I have watched this blue M3 perform for many years now and followed its performance. We dont want to reinvent the wheel so we have to learn from the guys on top. Try racing at Mtuba its difficult unless u learn ur car very well u can b as far as 0.7s off ur cars best. This M3 usually traps higher than 173 it did these kind of speeds years ago so my question is why didn't it run these times earlier. It has also been running the same MT Since last year. So my reasoning is that it should have trapped higher cos the time dropped and it still had the same tyres n weight reduction, if it had more pwr then trap shud have went up even higher than what it normally runs. I might be wrong but this car also did this time on the very first run where IMO The track was still full of debri. If the power is not as high as I think it is then mayb it weighs something like 1300kg then all makes sense otherwise I cannot see the correlation. But again I say well Done to the driver and Chip Logic it took my turbo 1Series with sw to run a [email protected]. Maybe I must improve my 60ft and I might be able to run a 12.4 with sw only. All I'm saying is that the trap should have been a bit higher more closer to 177-180. Like Loco's makes sense to me.
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George Smooth

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Dean ///M said:
George Smooth said:
Loco car is strong but 12.8 for a csl thats modded is not not good when you compare a street legal e36 3.0 that runs 12.6.When you race 400m you dont go for top speed you are racing for time.
I would love to see another customers car (E36, 3.0L) from the same stable running those times. Recently the times which are being accomplished are far and wide if you get my drift. IMO a 3.0L M3 must make min 280fwkw to run that time. So is it possible to make +_65 additional kw's from a 3.0L?? Unless the compresion is raised or unless it's karate juice? If it's possible without raising the compression and with race fuel (not meth) then Chip Logic has unmatched talent. I'm sure Loco isn't ready as yet to strip down his precious CSL motor and that would also apply to 98% of M owners.

I think you are highly confused with what you are saying. The fact that the E36 could run the same time as the E46 is purely based on the traction it achieved on pull off. The power difference between the two can be seen in the 7km/h difference in exit speed. Time is mostly traction in the first 60ft and exit speed is a sign of power.

No George I am not confused but understand your point. I have watched this blue M3 perform for many years now and followed its performance. We dont want to reinvent the wheel so we have to learn from the guys on top. Try racing at Mtuba its difficult unless u learn ur car very well u can b as far as 0.7s off ur cars best. This M3 usually traps higher than 173 it did these kind of speeds years ago so my question is why didn't it run these times earlier. It has also been running the same MT Since last year. So my reasoning is that it should have trapped higher cos the time dropped and it still had the same tyres n weight reduction, if it had more pwr then trap shud have went up even higher than what it normally runs. I might be wrong but this car also did this time on the very first run where IMO The track was still full of debri. If the power is not as high as I think it is then mayb it weighs something like 1300kg then all makes sense otherwise I cannot see the correlation. But again I say well Done to the driver and Chip Logic it took my turbo 1Series with sw to run a [email protected]. Maybe I must improve my 60ft and I might be able to run a 12.4 with sw only. All I'm saying is that the trap should have been a bit higher more closer to 177-180. Like Loco's makes sense to me.
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I will make a new thread tomorrow in relation to the 60ft etc and the relationship between the 60ft, the ET and the exit speed.
A lot of times more power is not the solution to better ET's, in most cases I have to turn boost down on my car to try get a 11 second run in. With the stock turbos I have run 12.3 with 185, 187 and a 189 exit. Quite confusing stuff. Its all in the 60ft thereafter it takes big power to make up time. The M3 probably hung onto 3rd hence the bad exit as they have found the shift to fourth looses too much time. Do not want to go into too many details as guys compete to compete end of the day and everything little details matters.

 

Smooth-ZN

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Bring your car through to Chip Logic people!, for the nay sayers...bring in a stock M3 with all the different tuners, let them all have a go at the same M3, and lets see who makes the Most POWER out of ANY M3!:thumbsup:

 
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