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      06-12-2009, 04:06 PM   #1
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Dinan High flow intake

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We just learned that the Dinan high flow intake will be available on July 13.
8hp gain
5lb-ft gain
stroker engine is also available
502hp
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      06-12-2009, 04:46 PM   #2
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FYI

We just learned that the Dinan high flow intake will be available on July 13.
8hp gain
5lb-ft gain
stroker engine is also available
502hp
384lb-ft@5600rpm
How much is the stroker engine going to be?
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      06-12-2009, 05:28 PM   #3
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I think I am definitely going to go with the intake - been waiting to see when it would come out
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      06-12-2009, 05:33 PM   #4
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Stroker is $26K US.

Intake is $850 US

http://www.dinancars.com/store/home.php?cat=818
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$850?!?!? Seems a bit much for just that small bit of CF tubing that utilizes all of the stock ducting and filter housing. I would like to read more about it. Looks clean though.

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      06-12-2009, 06:04 PM   #6
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Good to see new intakes being offered
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Stroker is $26K US.

Intake is $850 US

http://www.dinancars.com/store/home.php?cat=818
The engine is way too expensive for that kind of money

I could trade up to a 2008 M6, 2007 911 Turbo (NOT that I would but an option nonetheless ), 2008 Audi R8 etc. for that amount! thats around $30K!CDN.

But the intake mod seems interesting...

IMO after doing all the mods including the ECU, together the car would feel much faster and responsive.
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      06-13-2009, 11:32 PM   #8
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Dinan products are stupidly overpriced and provide minimal power gains. Your just paying for the name. How are they getting away with this? The sad thing is that there dumb people out there with more money then brains.

They are getting so rich on the stupidity of people with too much money. How I envy them.
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Dinan products are stupidly overpriced and provide minimal power gains. Your just paying for the name. How are they getting away with this? The sad thing is that there dumb people out there with more money then brains.

They are getting so rich on the stupidity of people with too much money. How I envy them.
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      06-14-2009, 09:34 AM   #10
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Dinan products are stupidly overpriced and provide minimal power gains. Your just paying for the name. How are they getting away with this? The sad thing is that there dumb people out there with more money then brains.

They are getting so rich on the stupidity of people with too much money. How I envy them.
Are they also on your banned list!

You write like a 12 year old child!
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      06-14-2009, 02:49 PM   #11
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Dinan products are stupidly overpriced and provide minimal power gains. Your just paying for the name. How are they getting away with this? The sad thing is that there dumb people out there with more money then brains.

They are getting so rich on the stupidity of people with too much money. How I envy them.
Their Warranty coverage is a nice thing, although I doubt an air intake would make much difference to BMW's factory warranty.
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      06-14-2009, 03:23 PM   #12
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Are they also on your banned list!

You write like a 12 year old child!
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      06-15-2009, 10:51 AM   #13
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Dinan products are stupidly overpriced and provide minimal power gains. Your just paying for the name. How are they getting away with this? The sad thing is that there dumb people out there with more money then brains.

They are getting so rich on the stupidity of people with too much money. How I envy them.
Only reason I do "some" Dinan stuff is because it doesn't destroy my warranty. Any major stuff that BMW could claim the mods are the problem (software, intakes, etc) it's Dinan. They also R&D like crazy so you know what is going on the car will work. What's stupid is voiding a active warranty on a very expensive car, but nice work insulting a whole group of people at once.....
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Only reason I do "some" Dinan stuff is because it doesn't destroy my warranty. Any major stuff that BMW could claim the mods are the problem (software, intakes, etc) it's Dinan. They also R&D like crazy so you know what is going on the car will work. What's stupid is voiding a active warranty on a very expensive car, but nice work insulting a whole group of people at once.....
+ 1.I have used Dinan stuff in the past and have found that their stuff works as advertised and this includes a couple of turbo installs on a 535 & 850 that worked great for the time period.Yes Dinan is more expensive,but it is well engineereed & backed.I guess an immature mind would have a very tough time grasping this concept!
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      06-16-2009, 12:25 PM   #16
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The engine is way too expensive for that kind of money

I could trade up to a 2008 M6, 2007 911 Turbo (NOT that I would but an option nonetheless ), 2008 Audi R8 etc. for that amount! thats around $30K!CDN.

But the intake mod seems interesting...

IMO after doing all the mods including the ECU, together the car would feel much faster and responsive.
Hi M3 vert,

In all the places I've look at, trade up for 07 997TT 30K, that's not likely. Perhaps 60K CDN, and perhaps 35KUSD from the south. But if you know a link please let me know. I have been looking and feeling the market since last year.

Thank u!

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Only reason I do "some" Dinan stuff is because it doesn't destroy my warranty. Any major stuff that BMW could claim the mods are the problem (software, intakes, etc) it's Dinan. They also R&D like crazy so you know what is going on the car will work. What's stupid is voiding a active warranty on a very expensive car, but nice work insulting a whole group of people at once.....

Have to agree with you and Gearhead - Had an opportunity to go to a small dealer event that Steve Dinan was hosting. Can't say I have met anyone as knowledgeable or enthusiatic about BMW's and thier performance that is not on the BMW payroll. Alot of R&D goes into their products and often the reason they are not first to market. Only a few other vendors have this sort of commitment (and I have thier stuff). Its nice to have a lot of choice!
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      06-17-2009, 03:05 PM   #18
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Only reason I do "some" Dinan stuff is because it doesn't destroy my warranty. Any major stuff that BMW could claim the mods are the problem (software, intakes, etc) it's Dinan. They also R&D like crazy so you know what is going on the car will work. What's stupid is voiding a active warranty on a very expensive car, but nice work insulting a whole group of people at once.....
I was with you to start until your stupid comment.
I made an educated decision not go with Dinan and to work with a local tuner for software and a few other mods.
In the end, I will probably will have something Dinan in my car.

I am a big boy and will deal with warranty issues if need be.
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Hi M3 vert,

In all the places I've look at, trade up for 07 997TT 30K, that's not likely. Perhaps 60K CDN, and perhaps 35KUSD from the south. But if you know a link please let me know. I have been looking and feeling the market since last year.

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Dinan products are stupidly overpriced and provide minimal power gains. Your just paying for the name. How are they getting away with this? The sad thing is that there dumb people out there with more money then brains.

They are getting so rich on the stupidity of people with too much money. How I envy them.
99% agreed! except for "the name" part. I think AC Schnitzer and Hamann are both way better companies. Dinan think by charging premimum they can actually pretend to be "premimum" !
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I was with you to start until your stupid comment.
I made an educated decision not go with Dinan and to work with a local tuner for software and a few other mods.
In the end, I will probably will have something Dinan in my car.

I am a big boy and will deal with warranty issues if need be.
My "stupid" comment was referring back to markymarc1979 as anyone who bought Dinan in their eyes was dumb and stupid.
I fully agree that if you don't mind the "hassle" of warrranty issues, keeping your options open is a real good idea. I know we have some real good local tuner shop and my old E46 had lots of non-Dinan stuff added through Tunerworks, etc after the warranty expired. Just for me personally, I don't like the issues that can arise with BMW with aftermarket mods. I've already had a comment put to me by them saying you've had lots of stuff done so we'll need to see if it's covered. Once I reminded them THEY did the work and it was Dinan not another word was said. It will probably be Reg at RCTS doing the work now though....
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My "stupid" comment was referring back to markymarc1979 as anyone who bought Dinan in their eyes was dumb and stupid.
I fully agree that if you don't mind the "hassle" of warrranty issues, keeping your options open is a real good idea. I know we have some real good local tuner shop and my old E46 had lots of non-Dinan stuff added through Tunerworks, etc after the warranty expired. Just for me personally, I don't like the issues that can arise with BMW with aftermarket mods. I've already had a comment put to me by them saying you've had lots of stuff done so we'll need to see if it's covered. Once I reminded them THEY did the work and it was Dinan not another word was said. It will probably be Reg at RCTS doing the work now though....
Understood.
Thanks and I appreciate the extra info.
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