Dyno Safe Milleage

Ibiza · 01-16-2018, 11:06 AM

My F83 ZCP had the 1,200 mile break in service 2 weeks ago and I'm curious to see the Stage II tune numbers I had performed during my ED in DE. What do you all recommend as a safe millage to have a dyno performed? German tuner is interested in feedback as proper testing wasn't performed in DE after install since the vehicle was driven from the Welt to his shop and had only 75 km on it.

My sport display wasn't recalibrated, is this something that can be re-programmed via OBDII without affecting the flash bench tune?

Clark_Kent · 01-16-2018, 11:10 AM

There's no correct answer to this. I've put cars I've owned on the dyno immediately after purchase and others I have waited for post run in. Hook the car up and see what it has.

SflBimmer8484 · 01-16-2018, 01:25 PM

Anytime after break is the right time.

BPMSport · 01-18-2018, 02:00 AM

It's no problem to dyno now.

To recalibrate the sports displays you will have to contact your tuner or another tuner that knows how to do it.

01-16-2018, 11:06 AM	#1
Ibiza Colonel 3596 Rep 2,857 Posts Drives: 22 G83 comp & 2024 X5 M60 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: On the run.... iTrader: (0)	Dyno Safe Milleage My F83 ZCP had the 1,200 mile break in service 2 weeks ago and I'm curious to see the Stage II tune numbers I had performed during my ED in DE. What do you all recommend as a safe millage to have a dyno performed? German tuner is interested in feedback as proper testing wasn't performed in DE after install since the vehicle was driven from the Welt to his shop and had only 75 km on it. My sport display wasn't recalibrated, is this something that can be re-programmed via OBDII without affecting the flash bench tune? __________________ 2022 G83 PCD & 2024 G05 S68 PCD Retired:2021 F95 ZCP PCD,2018 F85 PCD,2018 F83 ZCP- ED/PCD, 2015 X5 50i PCD, 2015 435 vert ED, 2011 X3 PCD, 2011 335is vert ED/PCD, 2007 X3is PCD, 2007 335i vert PCD, 2004 328i vert PCD
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Clark_Kent Lieutenant Colonel 2223 Rep 1,897 Posts Drives: Retired Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Atlanta, GA iTrader: (0)	There's no correct answer to this. I've put cars I've owned on the dyno immediately after purchase and others I have waited for post run in. Hook the car up and see what it has.
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SflBimmer8484 Brigadier General 1467 Rep 3,157 Posts Drives: . Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Florida iTrader: (5)	Anytime after break is the right time.
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