With just a jb4, catless downpipe, and intercooler, it is still rather quick. It will become riskier if you want it to go more quickly. I’d test the components I…
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286 horsepower and 435 Nm for a Completely Different Car: BMW 320i Tuning
Our most recent Stage 2 BMW 320i tuning file gives the venerable sedan a significant boost in power and torque.
The 320i can go to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 7.3 seconds with its stock 184 horsepower and 270 Nm of torque. This specific model has an MG1CS003 ECU.
The Stage 1 BMW 320i tuning already gives the car a significant boost, but when combined with the Stage 2 tuning, the power increase far exceeds that of any other comparable model, even the manufacturer-tuned BMW 328i and 330i.
The catalyst is the only piece of hardware that needs to be changed for the Stage 2 BMW 320i tuning; the exhaust stays stock. Because of this, the enormous boost in power and torque is far more cost-effective. Since no new intake and exhaust components must be purchased, this Stage 2 tune is less expensive than many others.
After our tune, the boost reaches a maximum of 1.6 bars and can maintain a decent 1.4 bars across the RPM range.
To guarantee the ideal air-fuel ratio, a change in fuel supply is made in conjunction with this boost. To ensure complete combustion and notably enhance throttle response, we also enhanced ignition timing. This results in the 320i being more potent and sensitive following our therapy.
Our BMW 320i tune produces 286 horsepower and 435 Nm. It accelerates to 100 km/h (62 mph) in under 5.8 seconds, which is much faster than the original vehicle.
Two Decades of BMW F30 320i Tuning Development
It’s hardly surprising that one of the most prevalent European vehicles on New Zealand roads has been the BMW 320i. It’s because they are reasonably priced, fashionable, and low maintenance.
But the most frequently requested question about the BMW is usually the same: “Can you make my BMW 320i faster?” For the previous ten years, the response was virtually invariably a categorical “no.” We may perform simple 320i tuning tactics, such as enhancing the accelerator responsiveness, taking care of the maintenance, and regaining lost horsepower over time. Not much more than that, though.
The 320i requires some sort of forced induction for years in order to move. Our hopes were ultimately granted when BMW released the F30 320i with a turbo in late 2011 or early 2012. The excellent interior, fantastic gearbox, and N20 engine with a little kick to go with it made it an instant hit.
People began to realize that the BMW F30 328i had the same engine in the following few months, but that the power output was significantly higher.
The Best Upgrades For Your BMW 3 Series Are These
One of the greatest easily modifiable compact luxury automobiles is the BMW 3 Series.
For many years, automotive fans have turned to the BMW 3 Series as their preferred model. Due in part to the extensive range of options the 3 Series models offer and in part due to its standing and on-road performance.
Following its appearance in EA’s Need For Speed: Most Wanted video game in 2005, the 3 Series enjoyed considerable renown. It immediately rose to fame among vehicle enthusiasts as a street-racing icon.
Whether you drive a brand-new 320I or an older E46 M3, a sedan or a two-door 3 Series, there are some upgrades you can make to your vehicle to help it go faster, look better, and sound angrier. Here are some considerations that, in our opinion, you should make while customizing your BMW 3 Series.
I’m new to the forum and recently purchased my first BMW, an e90 320i with an 08 update. Although it’s not the world’s quickest vehicle, I must admit that it is an absolute dream to drive. just what I anticipated. I apologize for waiting so long to buy it.
What can I change about it to give it more grunt? I’m curious about what folks have already done in practice and how their performance improved.
SFA can help you perform better. But when I had my 320i serviced, I installed an OEM BMW Performance Exhaust and a K&N filter with the airbox base removed. It had a decent sound.
Hello, I appreciate the suggestion; it sounds like the best course of action. Does anyone in Melbourne know where I can purchase the BMW OEM PE?
Observe BMR Autowerkes. Your man is Stu, aka bmroxm5, who posted earlier. excellent prices
I’m not sure where you could obtain it in Melbourne. Definitely not from the thieves. Due to the BMWPE’s non-compliance with ADR, they are not brought in. But people are still getting them in despite that.
What is the cost of the pedalbox and where can you buy it? Is there really a better option than stock? The 320 might benefit from improved throttle response.
Spend the money, in my opinion, on something that genuinely improves performance. Simply said, if you want better throttle response, step in with your right foot harder.
Paul has a jb4 tune that remaps the throttle anyway, and he obviously forgets how sluggish the throttle response is on a factory euro car. Don’t listen to him.
If you need a spare pedalbox, I have some. The cost is $250. You obtain them from the UK if not.
A JB4 cannot be installed on a 320. Luster was referring to the throttle remapping feature, which a pedalbox performs. A JB4 performs the same function and much more, but for a N54 (335) engine.
A BMW 320i can travel how fast?
From 2019 to 2022, this BMW 3 Series 320i was manufactured. It belongs to the G20, G21, and G80 generations of the 3 Series. It was facelifted in 2022 and took the place of the 2015 BMW 320i. It’s a midsize car with four doors and a front engine that seats five people. This 320i’s turbocharged 2 Liter 16v Inline 4 gasoline engine (BMW B48B20) propels it to 62 mph in 7.2 seconds and a top speed of 148 mph with 181 horsepower. With a curb weight of 3241 pounds, it has an average fuel economy of 39.2 mpg and has a range of 611 miles before needing to refuel. It has an automatic transmission with eight speeds. There is 17 cubic feet of luggage room and a 1301 lb. payload limit. Last revised on June 23, 2022.
A 2015 BMW 320i’s top speed.
From 2012 to 2015, this BMW 3 Series 320i was manufactured. It belongs to the F30/F31/F34/F80 generation of the 3 Series. It was facelifted in 2015 and took the place of the 2007 BMW 320i. It’s a midsize car with four doors and a front engine that seats five people. This 320i’s turbocharged 2 Liter 16v Inline 4 gasoline engine (BMW N20B20) propels it to 62 mph in 7.3 seconds and a top speed of 146 mph with 181 horsepower. With a 15.9 gallon gasoline tank and a curb weight of 3252 pounds, it averages 38.6 mpg and has a range of 611 miles between fuel fill-ups. It has a choice of an 8 gear automatic transmission or a 6 speed manual transmission. 17 cubic feet of luggage room and a 1047 lb payload limit are available. modified on November 22, 2018.
When did BMW cease production of the 320i?
The entry-level BMW 3 Series vehicle is the 320i. It was offered as a component of the 6th generation 3 Series. The 320i was initially manufactured for the 2013 model year even though the sixth generation ran from 2011 to 2019. It was dropped following the 2018 model year.
BMW 320i: Is it a V6?
Power and acceleration. The base 2016 BMW 320i has a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine that makes 180 horsepower, while the 328i has a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that makes 240 horsepower.
Can a 320i be tuned to become a 328i?
The 28 tune is intended to increase the 320i’s power to 328i levels. The vehicle will function at this level in the same manner as a normal 328i (which is no slouch!). The mapping for fueling, boost, and ignition is nearly identical to that of a 328i. The 28+ tune is intended to go even further, much like a tuned 328 might.
The BMW 320i engine has how many liters?
The BMW 320i estate/wagon was produced from January 2015 until January 2018. It has a 2.0-liter gasoline engine with a displacement of 184 horsepower at 5000 revolutions per minute and 290 Newton meters of torque at 1350 revolutions per minute.
The camshaft of this 4-cylinder, 16-valve engine is chain-driven. Fuel injection is present in the engine, which is an atmospheric engine. The engine complies with Euro 6 emissions regulations. Engine life expectancy (distance traveled before significant maintenance or overhaul) ranges from 200 to 410 thousand kilometers. Keep in mind that engine lifespan can vary based on maintenance. Additional engine specifications This BMW 3 series 2.0 engine uses 0W-30, 5W-30, and 0W-20 motor oils with a 5.3-liter capacity.
Classic rear-wheel drive (RWD) and an 8-gear automatic transmission are features of the BMW 320i. The BMW 320i goes from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds. This vehicle can go at a top speed of 228 km/h.
One of the most economical models of the BMW 3 Series from 2015 to 2018 is the BMW 320i, which has a combined fuel consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 kilometers (18.2 km/l), compared to 7.3 liters per hundred kilometers for city driving and 4.5 liters per hundred kilometers for highway driving. With a 60-liter gasoline tank, you may travel up to 1080 kilometers in the city and even 1320 kilometers on the highway before refueling.
Is 330i superior to 320i?
The 320i and 330i differ significantly in how they approach BMW’s Ultimate Driving Machine philosophy. The 320i is intended to be an affordable luxury cruiser, but the 330i strikes a balance between that and more aggressive performance. Both vehicles offer a comfortable, sporty ride.
Is the engine in the 320i and 330i the same?
A two-liter Twin Power, four-cylinder turbo engine with 180 horsepower and 200 pound-feet of torque powers the popular 2018 BMW 320i. An eight-speed automatic and a six-speed manual transmission are available to users.
The 330i’s 248 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque are impressive. It uses high precision direct injection and variable valve control to increase efficiency. The eight-speed automatic transmission that comes with the 330i features manual and sport shift options.
Both engines are reasonably efficient when comparing the 320i and 330i in terms of fuel efficiency. The BMW 320i can achieve 23 mpg in the city and 35 mpg on the highway, according to Mario Motorsports, while the 330i can achieve 24 mpg in the city and 34 mpg on the highway. An xDrive AWD system for improved traction is available on both versions.