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Engine is that a scam ?

Discussion in 'Powertrain' started by cuz22, Mar 13, 2004.

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    cuz22, Mar 13, 2004
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    No. "If it's too good to be true, then is probably is."
    bimmernut, Mar 13, 2004
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    It has been discussed before. Basically it tricks the ECU to supply more fuel to the engine thus increase the power. It's NOT recommanded and it is harmful to the engine in the long term.
    darrenwang, Mar 13, 2004
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    stay away! If it was any good everyone would have it and you'd hear all about it
    polo708, Mar 18, 2004
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    Nice M30. Is that an auto or stick? Curiously, how do you drive around with the Euro plate in the back (and escape US authorities)? I don't think that US bound E34's have(had) mounting holes for Euro plates. Nice newer touches though, like the fender mounted repeaters (from newer 92-93' and on cars) as well as the ///M sport mirrors.
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    bimmernut, Mar 18, 2004
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