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So what platform do you use to tune. I know you have worked with dme tuning but when I looked into them they only do canned tune. Your pretty much the man with n63 so i was hoping you have done n63tu or would be interested in trying a 700 hp build cause afaik the tu turbos are close to alpina or n63 stage 1 turbos.
Also one thing that's confusing is bmw literature states the tu was upgraded to the n20 sensors but meanwhile I see talk of changing the sensor to 3.5 bar for over 21 psi and or previously people needed jb4 with back. I'll start new thread if you tell me that you have experience or ideas for a 700hp street build. |
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love it, make the car shift like a supercar similar to the 599GTB i drove once
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I see you already have MHD. You'll notice when you flash a map and it asks you about the transmission, one of the options says "xHP". |
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06-17-2020, 10:09 AM | #231 |
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So 550i (xi) guys, you would say this is definitely something to get? I'm currently stock and was wondering if you've noticed any important changes besides the obvious faster shifts. Does this allow for more power to the wheels due to increased torque limiter?
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Question for you guys - when DSC is OFF and you then switch to SPORT mode, the DSC OFF light goes away. Does traction control stay off, or no?
Maybe it's just placebo, but car feels peppier in sport mode but I don't use it anymore bc I assume traction control gets turned off. XHP listed an update at some point that traction stays off when switching modes, but I'm skeptical bc the DSC OFF light goes off...
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Sport+ mode: DSC OFF, DTC ON (Traction control allows for some wheel slip) I find that DTC is intervening too much, still cutting power. Hold traction control button down for ~5 sec turns off DSC and DTC. You vehicle will be in Comfort mode which gives you more control of throttle. Launch control is only active in Sport+ mode with shifter to S. Is xHP able to activate launch control with DTC and DSC fully off? |
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To clarify my question: I only have Sport, not Sport+. When I am in Sport and then hold traction control button down for ~5sec it appears to move it out of Sport mode and into Comfort (dash no longer says "Sport") However XHP features for Stage 2 and higher lists "Transmission keeps the current set mode when DSC is turned off." So I'm trying to figure out if XHP is actually keeping my Sport settings on in the background even though the car looks like it's not in Sport.
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OK, when in doubt go to the source...xhp emailed back and said:
"When you put your car in DSC OFF, the transmission stays the same, but steering etc is softer, as we do not affect steering, chassis etc." Which makes sense, bc I could tell the steering got soft again. But guess it really does keep the tranny in Sport... |
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Does anybody know if the shifting time is faster in Sport+ than in Sport mode? |
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you have nannies in sport+ that will reduce power
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In sport+ pretty much every shift is the most aggressive mode. Even in D. Remember you have a multi-axis matrix which feeds into which shift maps are selected: D vs. S vs. M on the shifter, and COMFORT vs SPORT vs SPORT+ (vs ECOPRO in some cases) on the drive mode selector. Really, the answer isn't as simple as "is Sport+ faster". Sometimes it uses the fastest shift mode in D/COMFORT depending on what's going on. |
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In my experience Sport and Sport + mode shift the same (fast) but when flashed to stage 3 (or 4) Sport + mode will keep the rpm in the range for max torque: "The Stage 3 file builds on top of that, but makes S combined with the Sport+ setting ready for roll-racing and the racetrack. As soon as you engage this mode, the trans will keep your RPMs above 4000 and won't upshift below 6500 RPM. This is especially useful in situation where you want maximum acceleration withouth having to think of the right gear by yourself. This mode can also be used on the Race-Track. It will shift just like a race-driver with a stick would do it. Hold gears all the time til the upper rpm range and aggressivly blip down by itself when braking into corners." |
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My F10 has a 205 (non-sport) transmission and did not come with a DEC switch (no COMFORT/SPORT/SPORT+ at all). Most of my xHP observations are based on that starting car combined with an M Performance Exhaust where I can actually hear the different shift programs. Shift point: the RPM at which the TCU decides to shift up or down to the next gear Shift program: the programming used to perform the shift, regardless of what RPM or even manual vs automatic The biggest thing xHP did for me (with 205 transmission and no DEC switch) was unlock shift programs. I have personally observed 4 shift programs ranging from slow-and-sloppy to DCT-like "braaap!" shifts. From the factory my F10 only ever used the first two. xHP unlocked all four. With the factory exhaust installed it's almost impossible to separate them. Without a DEC switch, xHP only uses the D/S/M selection on the shifter to determine how aggressive to be with both shift points and shift programs. I think they did that pretty successfully BUT almost no one has F-chassis cars without a DEC switch. Their support was patchy, they kept forgetting about it, and there were bugs. I retrofitted a DEC switch this summer. Now I can update to the latest xHP code and fix all the bugs. I must report that the matrix combination of NORMAL/SPORT/SPORT+ combined with D/S/M is too many options. Now I'm finding that SPORT/S or M isn't a sporty as I want but SPORT+/S or M is more than I was looking for etc... Oh well - I'm not removing the switch. My permanent observations: from the FACTORY D/COMFORT was annoying. Always in way too high a gear and difficult to coax out of it to get a little acceleration for a pass or merge onto the highway. I had to flip to S all the time or do this 1" throttle jab to get it to kick down and then accelerate at the pace I wanted to before it upshifted again. This car is my first automatic and I was always fighting it. S mode held the revs way too high to be useful too. M was functional, but somewhat slow and disconnected. With xHP: D/COMFORT was a lot nicer to drive. It doesn't go all the way to top gear at city speeds, when I squeeze the throttle a bit it comes down a gear or two right away and shifts are still silky smooth. S mode actually holds gears more like I do when driving stick or M mode and is much better tuned. The shift programs are more aggressive than factory if you're getting into the throttle, including "braap!" shifts when you're accelerating more briskly. Using M mode was almost like a DCT - a MUCH more engaging driving experience for a guy who wishes he still had 6MT. I found if you were light on the throttle you got a quick shift with a little gap in exhaust noise just like a perfect manual shift. If you were deeper in the throttle you got the DCT brap and you were almost instantly in the next gear with a little lurch from the drivetrain. I never got xHP to be "faster". I got xHP to make a soft, lazy car more engaging like option 704 cars with MT I owned in the past. Mission accomplished. |
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