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Forced Induction
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Your Ride: 2000 E46 320D Auto
well, diesels have their good points and bad, some love em some hate em. they are still relatively unrefined and quite noisy at tick over and sound a little rough on the ears obviously. once moving theyre as smoothe as petrols generally. the small rev band is too frustrating for some but these days most have bags and bags of torque. the 335d and 535d are hugely fast... like sitting in a spring and sheer grunt from nothing. much cheaper to run (day to day) and supposedly longer lasting due to stronger cylinder walls and waxy fuel ....errr so long as your turbo or manifold doesnt blow/let go. i think most enthusiastic drivers still prefer petrol though.
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Your Ride: 1991 525i
Diesel=no octane Thats the quality I like...and I have a diesel pump 30 sec. from my house, but no diesel enigne to run it in. Oh and the crying was for the lack of diesel engines here in the states.
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Your Ride: Turbo 332is, 325i, F350, Eclipse GSX & GVR4
every new station that I see coming up has at least one diesel pump. the beauty of diesel is that it's all the same damn grade and quality regardless of where you buy it.
as a diesel fan and owner of a diesel pickup; I can't wait to see what the 120D will be like when it comes to the states.
Umnitza now provides a mechanic to install all parts ordered right in the box! It's their new "Total customer service program" that will eliminate all the haters and keep incompetents from breaking **** and blaming the vendor! When you are all set simply call INS and they will pick him up free of charge.