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Old 08-28-2008, 07:01 PM
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Re programming (E70) X5 4.8I 2008

Hi ,

i would like to ask if you advise me to re programme my x5 4.8i

and what is the safest way using what ..


i would like some help and explanation


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ECU programing ? like changing it or something ? i think Hamann have that, but i will search again now
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HAMANN OPTIMIZED CURVE MAPS
Recalibrating of standard ECU
For BMW X5 4.8i
Approx. 18 hp / 13 kW power increase,
approx. 30 Nm torque increase

The technical data given refers to the German version.
Due to certain legal regulations in different countries,
deviations in the technical data described here can
accur. Results may vary depending on basis engine,
vehicle equipment, transmission, gear and final drive
ratios, wheel/tire combination, etc. To reach the
maximum power of petrol engines, you need to use
top graded fuel Super Plus 98 ROZ.



source:www.hamann-motorsport.de

Ac schnitzer,Hartge and Hamann all have ECU for the diesel engines.

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Old 08-29-2008, 04:42 PM
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[quote=AUU 555] To reach the
maximum power of petrol engines, you need to use
top graded fuel Super Plus 98 ROZ.

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I'm trying this in the UK but cant tell any difference
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HAMANN OPTIMIZED CURVE MAPS
Recalibrating of standard ECU
For BMW X5 4.8i
Approx. 18 hp / 13 kW power increase,
approx. 30 Nm torque increase

The technical data given refers to the German version.
Due to certain legal regulations in different countries,
deviations in the technical data described here can
accur. Results may vary depending on basis engine,
vehicle equipment, transmission, gear and final drive
ratios, wheel/tire combination, etc. To reach the
maximum power of petrol engines, you need to use
top graded fuel Super Plus 98 ROZ.



source:www.hamann-motorsport.de

Ac schnitzer,Hartge and Hamann all have ECU for the diesel engines.
After much searching, this is the only ECU upgrade that I can find for the X5 4.8i (E70). Has anyone purchased this?

I have sent Hamann an email for more details and price. This is their web page.
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I reprogramed my 08 4.8i to 390hp.
I feel the car much stronger in the 100-200km/h. MUCH!
Will dyno it these days and post the graph.
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I reprogramed my 08 4.8i to 390hp.
I feel the car much stronger in the 100-200km/h. MUCH!
Will dyno it these days and post the graph.
That's pretty impressive! What did you use to reprogram it? Are you saying you used the Hamann product?
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That's pretty impressive! What did you use to reprogram it? Are you saying you used the Hamann product?
There was some discussion on this thread a week or so back. There was some, shall we say, doubt expressed, that the gains were that significant. That was simply because it is a naturally aspirated engine, and there are few gains to be had there. A forced induction engine is a totally different story, they are relatively easy to chip.

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There was some discussion on this thread a week or so back. <<snip>>
Oh, that's right. I remember seeing that thread.

Hamann is going to give me a USA contact so I'll try to get more info about their product. It's probably expensive
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I did it trough a pro guy who is chip tuning all kinds of cars.
There are several sites you can check out about power gain, and they all come to the same result.
Chipped Up - ECU Remap, Car Remapping, Chip Tuning, Fuel Economy Tuning

UPsolute.com The Chiptuning Company

SM Chip Tuning &bull; Bmw X5 E70 4.8 I 355

Anyway, shortly I will dyne test it and post it here.
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