[bmwmeister]

Hi
Does anyone outhere have the ability to copy eprom data. If so have you got any Alpina eproms/data for the e30 (c2 2.7 would be nice).
My car is a 325is.

any help would be appriciated

 

[e36_m3_Turbo]

hey..welcome..where have u checked?

 

[bmwmeister]

Hi
I have looked on various BMW forums without any luck.
I can't spend too long searching the web as I am at work.
Do you know (e30 325 s52) where I can source the chip or data?

P.S nice bird shots!

cheers!

 

[e36_m3_Turbo]

Originally posted by bmwmeister@Apr 17 2003, 03:20 PM
Hi
I have looked on various BMW forums without any luck.
I can't spend too long searching the web as I am at work.
Do you know (e30 325 s52) where I can source the chip or data?

P.S nice bird shots!

cheers!

thanks for the bird shots.i will look for it when i get home and ill see wha i can find for you.what is your email address so i can email you if i find anything?

 

[Furious]

the only guy i know who can do this and very well is a guy named Mark dysilva, he is the one who custom did my chip.

here is his contact..

http://www.dsylva-tech.ca/

 

[e36_m3_Turbo]

Originally posted by Furious@Apr 17 2003, 11:45 PM
the only guy i know who can do this and very well is a guy named Mark dysilva, he is the one who custom did my chip.

here is his contact..

http://www.dsylva-tech.ca/

they have alot of good reviews

 

[bmwmeister]

Cheers!

my e-mail

[email protected]

 

[MrM3]

hey i found one, only if ur car is 88 or older

i got this off another forum:
hi

i have alpina replica ecu's for sale. the coding in these ecu's is copied from the alpina c2 2.7 ecu. here are the benefits:

e30 325 post '88:-

- increases rev limiter to 6890rpm from standard 6500rpm
- lowers torque curve from 4000rpm to around 3500rpm
- better smoother power over the whole rev range
- removes 'flat spots' to give power through the whole rev range

i also have ecu's available for the e30 320i (post '88), which will give the car an essential boost in performance.

here are the prices:-

ecu: £75
fitted: £95 (london only)

if you are interested in this cheap, but worthwhile upgrade then e-mail me for more info:-

[email protected]

or

[email protected]

and remember an original alpina ecu would cost in the region of £900!

 

[Fox]

hey i found one, only if ur car is 88 or older

He said post 88... 88 or newer


Im very interested. Sounds good... im gonna ask him if it makes you buy higher octane gas like jim C chips do. Thats the only reason i didnt get a jim C. Gotta buy 91 octane. I could go turbo and get 91 octane for a lot bigger boost in performance. I hate gas prices, Then again we are in an age where gas is cheaper than bottled water. That should say something about our civilization.

 

[MrM3]

Originally posted by Fox@Apr 23 2003, 05:51 AM

hey i found one, only if ur car is 88 or older

He said post 88... 88 or newer


Im very interested. Sounds good... im gonna ask him if it makes you buy higher octane gas like jim C chips do. Thats the only reason i didnt get a jim C. Gotta buy 91 octane. I could go turbo and get 91 octane for a lot bigger boost in performance. I hate gas prices, Then again we are in an age where gas is cheaper than bottled water. That should say something about our civilization.

whoops. yeah i meant 88+. i already asked him about gas and he said 87 should run fine. u should check your ecu before contacting him and get the last three digits off it to see if it will work.