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The E46 M3 in 2006 – Turbo “buzz”
The secret is out and there is no sense in trying to subdue the “turbo buzz” among the E46 M3 community!
It comes as no surprise that several tuners and enthusiast(s) are focusing their efforts towards a turbo application for the E46 M3. The car has already been supercharged, has broken the 500rwp barrier and has already achieved an 11 second pass. This is old news.
Turbo and BIG power is where the E46 M3 is headed.
Active Autowerke
Active Autowerke was the first BMW tuning company to develop a reliable and working supercharger kit for the E46 M3. The progress and evolution of their centrifugal blower system have been remarkable. Even the most avid critics have had to renounce their maxim of the S54 not being able to be “boosted”.
As of the moment, Active Autowerke and JMWeb (E46 M3 owner and enthusiast) are working to develop a turbo system for the E46 M3. Although details have yet to be released, Karl Hugh (owner and head developer at Active Autowerke) has ensured that this system will not, in any way, conflict with their current Level I, II and III supercharger kits. Not only will this projected turbo system will be extremely exclusive and pricey but the power delivery will be completely different. Thus, we can almost guarantee a price tag upward of $55,000 for such an exclusive and powerful system. As of right now it is not available in "KIT CONFIGURATION. Details to be released soon
Thanks,
Thomas
Thomas
But I agree with Raf, not worth it.
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That's the latest and greatest IMO. Pretty complete kit, but you'll need some serious tuning. And there aren't a whole lot of people capable of tuning BMWs.
I don't even think the kit is even out yet, but it will be soon. Big $$$, but hey thats the price you gotta pay to play with BMWs. A kid here at the shop is looking into turbo kits for his '04.
I still say it's not worth it, but hey, whatever floats your boat.
I think it would be cooler to do full suspension, cams, full exhaust + intake. Set the car up to rip on the street, be reliable and fun to drive.
Then you've got the camaro for when you want to lay rubber/ **** around.
Robbie
Thomas
Thomas

That hpf kit looks good, but i've seen some shotty stuff come out of that place. I would wait for other people to buy and try the kit before you jump into anything.

That hpf kit looks good, but i've seen some shotty stuff come out of that place. I would wait for other people to buy and try the kit before you jump into anything.
Thomas

That hpf kit looks good, but i've seen some shotty stuff come out of that place. I would wait for other people to buy and try the kit before you jump into anything.
I just read the site again, says March '07 they're looking to release it. I'm sure it will be all over bimmer forums/e46 fanatics when its done on being run on the street.
I'll be down in that TX thursday night sonny
I just read the site again, says March '07 they're looking to release it. I'm sure it will be all over bimmer forums/e46 fanatics when its done on being run on the street.
I'll be down in that TX thursday night sonny

Take a 3 hour drive to Austin and come chillax wit us.
Take a 3 hour drive to Austin and come chillax wit us.
That HPF place looks like a big operation. Sucks if the quality of that kit is crap. For $16k, I would think otherwise....





