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X5M boost?
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Different reports have quoted different numbers.
I have seen 1-1.2 bar reported. Also saw 1.3 bar quoted in a technical article. Also saw a reference to the turbos being capable of 1.5 bar, but I suspect that is what the turbos themselves can do, not what they do in this particular installation. 1.3 bar is 19 psi. I'd go with that as a starting assumption.
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Only one way to find out. Yes, more boost shortens engine life.
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I have read 1.3bar/19psi as well
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On the Dinan website they claim an increase from stock 16psi to 19psi with their stage 1 tune.
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I think the S63 is 16lb from what I've read
Last edited by Hansel22; 08-02-2013 at 01:29 PM. |
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