I was thinking ECIS intake for my 328Ci (m) (archive)

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I was thinking ECIS intake for my 328Ci (m) (archive)

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Posted by nate_windstar (328Ci under repair) on October 07, 2001 at 14:55:39:

In Reply to: they'll do very little for your 330 (m) posted by 31st330i on October 07, 2001 at 14:18:02:

(posted from: dhcp-19-145.tulane.edu (129.81.19.145))

Semms like $250 and a simple install is worth the gains shown on the Dyno charts, at least for the 328.

ECIS is indeed a high bang for the buck product(m) 31st330i 15:22 10/07/2001 (8)
- That chart is at the Crank (m) nate_windstar (328Ci under repair) 15:36 10/07/2001 (7)
  - you'll probably like it (m) 31st330i 15:45 10/07/2001 (6)
    - Re: you'll probably like it (m) nate_windstar (328Ci under repair) 15:56 10/07/2001 (5)
      - the second biggest K&N touts for using their (m) 31st330i 16:19 10/07/2001 (4)
        
        Re: the second biggest K&N touts for using the nate_windstar (328Ci under repair) 16:42 10/07/2001 (3)
        
        interval for stock paper is like 30K miles (m) 31st330i 16:55 10/07/2001 (2)
        
        Re: interval for stock paper is like 30K miles (m) nate_windstar (328Ci under repair) 17:02 10/07/2001 (1)
        
        good luck and enjoy! 31st330i 17:16 10/07/2001 (0)

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