[Frencholivier]

FYI... I just found this out and thought I'd share

Hartge has a +34HP / +37lb-ft kit for the 320i...

Details at http://www.hartge.de/
Specific chip and dyno comparison: http://www.hartge.de/UploadPDF/F30%20Limousine/E%20-%2011202184.pdf
yea, it costs 1700 EUR...
Video of the 320i before and after chipping (including the 2.0i sound) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaUSDbLhpc0

Anybody ever used those chips? They piggyback, so factory warranty remains, right? Also I'm kind of suspicious of the way Hartge measure the change in performance... change in the 80 to 180km/h, seriously? In the US this is not a relevant measure due to speed limitations. I'd rather see 0-60 gains reported, as conventionally reported...

[clarence]

Originally Posted by Frencholivier

Also I'm kind of suspicious of the way Hartge measure the change in performance... change in the 80 to 180km/h, seriously? In the US this is not a relevant measure due to speed limitations. I'd rather see 0-60 gains reported, as conventionally reported...

I think that's the avg acceleration range u need when merging into the Autobahn from the slip road. AC Schnitzer also quote 80-180 in their literature.

[Tsuvoi]

Still relevant in the US since 80 km/h is 50 mph, a pretty standard merging speed.

[shivaswrath]

so slow...

[clarence]

Originally Posted by ft1337

Still relevant in the US since 80 km/h is 50 mph, a pretty standard merging speed.

But not up to 180km/h, which is 112mph.

[Japi]

Has anyone Hartge chip 320i, experience for feelings? They have info for 80-180kmh but how is 0-100kmh.

I ordered this box but later on spring I can tell how is works on a car...

[Algis]

Originally Posted by Japi

Has anyone Hartge chip 320i, experience for feelings? They have info for 80-180kmh but how is 0-100kmh.

I ordered this box but later on spring I can tell how is works on a car...

Will be waiting for the review!