G37 power question
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G37 power question
Hey, I currently have a 2006 bmw 325I and I am thinking about changing my car. I am thinking about getting a used 335 coupe or a used g37 coupe. I know about all of the performance mods I can do to the 335 and how much power I can get out of it with a chip, meth, dps, etc... I can definitely get 400+ whp from the 335. But, how does it compare to a g37? How much power can you get out of a g37 without supercharging it? Is it pricey to get alot of power out of it?
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Just like HP_John said, to get HP gain in a G37 is much harder because there is no stock Turbo. When a car has a stock Turbo all you have to do is chip it so you up the PSI on your turbo and your car will have instant HP gain.
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how much power would you expect out of the supercharger that costs 66xx? I mean im not even sure if I need that power. Im 19 so I think even the 325 has enough power and if I decide to get the g37 ill have about $7k-8k of mod money left over from parting my car out. Ill get some coilovers, work vs-xxs and idk what else. I was also looking at an 06 e60 M5 but that would kill me on gas since the only thing i do for a job is a vendor over on e90post
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I know about all of the performance mods I can do to the 335 and how much power I can get out of it with a chip, meth, dps, etc... I can definitely get 400+ whp from the 335. But, how does it compare to a g37? How much power can you get out of a g37 without supercharging it? Is it pricey to get alot of power out of it?
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haha im not sure if i NEED it but its always nice to have. I have just always liked the G37 but i think the 335i would be faster. The reason i am considering the G37 is because i want something new and the 335 would have the same interior I have in my car now. Also, I dont want to deal with the fuel pump issues in the 335i.
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Just give it a test drive, you should be sold pretty quick haha
Going all in with bolt-ons (CAI, Long Tube Headers, Catback, Lightweight Pullies) and a proper tune, you'd probably see about a 50whp gain? But that would cost you a nice $4000 in parts and labor. If you're looking to race your car at the drag strip & straights, there are better options out there.
Going all in with bolt-ons (CAI, Long Tube Headers, Catback, Lightweight Pullies) and a proper tune, you'd probably see about a 50whp gain? But that would cost you a nice $4000 in parts and labor. If you're looking to race your car at the drag strip & straights, there are better options out there.