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Old 01-31-2005, 10:28 AM   #1 (permalink)
masshoff
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Hello,

I just recently picked up my first BMW - its a 1999 323i. Its in fastastic shape!

The previous owner had a few mods done to the car, and while i've done a little research - i'm having a hard time figuring out how much HP this car has over a stock version.

The mods:
Dinan Cold Air Intake
Dinan Stage 1 software
Turner Motorsports power pulley upgrade

Might be worthy to note that all these upgrades were done at Turner Motorsports.

The question - what would the approximate HP gain be from these mods? i believe the stock hp was 175(?). So i am guessing that after these mods - its right around 200hp.

Any thoughts? I'm not looking for an exact rocket scientist measurement - just ballpark.

Thanks in advance,
Mike the new
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