In answer the age old dyno question..

[vixpy1]

of whether you can dyno an M3 CSL, the answer is yes.. you can

And its even better with a Supercharger on

[m12_nathan]

Was the car running the standard ECU? (I'd assume not as the alpha-n calculations would be out with forced induction), as isn't it the ecu that stops them revving properly on occasion?

Anyway, details of power etc []

[vixpy1]

Standard ecu remapped for the supercharger, its only the map that has been changed. It did cut at around 6 the first few times, but after much fiddleing with buttons it went all the way.

A trader brought the car along, so i'm not at liberty to disclose the results i'm afriad. (will ask him if i can). It was a fairly low pressure charger and a work in progress. was still impressive though!

Edited by vixpy1 on Thursday 1st March 17:13

[m12_nathan]

Simpson?

[DoctorD]

m12_nathan said:

Simpson?

I would think so..

www.simpsonmotorsport.co.uk/default.asp?id=145&pid=70&name=BMW%20M3%20CSL%20Supercharged&page=Projects

[vixpy1]

Nope.. not simpson.

[DIDDY]

CA Automotive. The Banana.

[vixpy1]

DIDDY said:

CA Automotive. The Banana.

thats not a csl

[StuB]

Thorney? My guess would be it was running 6 psi and over 400 bhp. Am I wamrm?

Anyone know what Tony's done with that Simpson supercharged Z4 he had?

[DoctorD]

StuB said:

Thorney? My guess would be it was running 6 psi and over 400 bhp. Am I wamrm?

Anyone know what Tony's done with that Simpson supercharged Z4 he had?

It's for sale at £29,995.