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Location: Ft.Hood,TX -- Afghanistan
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My Ride: 01HPF Stg2 M3, 11'X5
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lol, what a way to bring an Old thread back to life.....
I F/I'd my E46 M3 With a SC when she had 77k....@ 103k she went HPF stage 2.....@ 111k she got the new 6766, open-dump, HPF Fuel pump, new meth pump, HPF oil cooler.... FAIRLY YOUNG @ 8K ON the HPF KIT but my stock motor has 118k and she still feels strong as if she had 45k ;-) jesse, kenton, lawrence, i mean now we have at least 45% of HPF stage 1-3 who have thousands of miles on these kits
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BMWCCA # 403748 01 BMW E46 M3 / 6 SPD / Tiag / Imola HPF Stg.2 on the new Pt6766 Turbo/ Open Dump/ AA Lightweight flywheel/ Aggressive Tune good for 661 RWHP! ![]() 2012 X5D 3.5i - Family hauler 2000 323ci - work in progress - wife's D/D FOR SALE: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=727953 |
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I'm just looking for feed back with owners that have a hpf 2 on a stock block, how things are holding up and what's the most miles on a stock block with a hpf stage 2 turbo kit and how it runs with high mileage |
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Can anyone answer any of my questions? I'd appreciate it!!!
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Uou put a much higher service demand on the engine thus decrease its longevity whenever you bolt FI to your engine. For street driving, I don't see an issue.
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honestly the majority of people who have purchased stage 1 or 2 over the years i have seen them only up the ante and go stage 2.5 or 3 or now you have the option of forming you own kit in a way. HPF offers a ton of options now that will cater to your driving needs. Those who have had issues early on with kits on motors that were not built and then blown hpf helped to fix the issue whether it be free transport and only parts or completely free just pay for transport if you dig a little deeper within the hpf community there have been more than a handfull of engine failures many of which hpf corrected for them. thats just my opinion and general view over hpf reliability. and no i have never owned or used an hpf kit nor am i an hpf fan boy. Im a fan of their work for sure though good luck to you
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Last edited by MarcusLSB; 11-28-2012 at 05:37 PM. |
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I heard they changed the whole setup too.
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The HPF kit is by far and away the most flexible system out there.
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Ivo - the driver/shop that originally drove and maintained Oscar's car in the video now owns it but Ivo is no longer driving. They have a new driver now. They are still running the HPF turbo kit and still the same engine.
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