BMW E36 328is - E28 M5 Lightweight Flywheel Test

Rev-speed test of the E28 M5 single-mass lwfw on a modded M52B28.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• BMW
• E36
• 328i
• 325i
• M3
• Exhaust
• Flywheel
• LWFW
• cat-back
• intake
• chip
• shark injector
• conforti
• e28

[muumikuu]

How is the handling now? if u let gas pedal up, does it start slow down more faster?

[gripracer]

@muumikuu engine braking characteristics are not changed. the only things that can change that are compression ratio or engine displacement relative to the weight of the car and gear ratios.

[muumikuu]

@gripracer Oh, good to know, thank you for your answer, and nice work uv done!

[gripracer]

@muumikuu thanks man :)

[Cornalmullin]

wtf kind on answer is this, you never changed displacement or compression you just changed the rotating mass

[gripracer]

@Cornalmullin apparently you didn't actually read my answer. or possibly what the question even was. either way, read them again.

[niematojak]

Is the driver James May?

[pater429]

you can see it is a happy bmw, his tail was wiggling.

[jM2meT]

do you have FI?

[gripracer]

@ermir6 ebay and a bit of gauge-cluster dis-assembly. its a great little project that i highly recommend for anyone who wants to subtly improve the interior of their e36.

[ermir6]

How did you get the metal trim around the gauges?

[gripracer]

@niematojak LOL yes. this is back when I had James May hair.