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    Removing the DPF would make it pollute far more, right? So probably best to leave it in, wouldn't it?

    Would like to see the gains with it removed but seems no one is capable of doing it.
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    catalytic converter recycling

    why are you getting rid of it?

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by troutangler Click here to enlarge
    why are you getting rid of it?
    You continue to spam, you will be banned.
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    It really wouldn't pollute much more. All you're doing is burning the soot up with additional fuel, which adds pollution. (Why burn more fuel than you have too?) You're collecting and burning off the soot that otherwise would just come out of the exhaust. When I owned a TDI, it was kinda funny doing a burnout and having three lines on the ground, one from my exhaust turndown. Click here to enlarge From what I hear over on the smaller TDI's, the gains in economy and power are greater than 10%.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Ryan Mills Click here to enlarge
    It really wouldn't pollute much more. All you're doing is burning the soot up with additional fuel, which adds pollution. (Why burn more fuel than you have too?) You're collecting and burning off the soot that otherwise would just come out of the exhaust. When I owned a TDI, it was kinda funny doing a burnout and having three lines on the ground, one from my exhaust turndown. Click here to enlarge From what I hear over on the smaller TDI's, the gains in economy and power are greater than 10%.
    10% is a big chunk, worth looking into. Seems the problem is the ECU though, right?
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Matt@Camber-Toe Click here to enlarge
    Someone wanna make an exhaust Click here to enlarge
    I'm there with you, man...been looking up and down for one, but it has to be one that matches the tone of the engine. It'd be a shame to drown out the beautiful sound coming from out front.

    If you're going to do it right, you sidestep the DPF altogether, but never expect to take the car to the dealer again, and you replace the full exhaust system, front to back.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by DavidV Click here to enlarge
    One of the more prominent flash tuners over here makes this flash for a 335d


    before after difference
    Power 210 kw 247 kw 37 kw
    HP 286 hp 336 hp 50 pk
    Torque 580 nm 710 nm 130 nm
    at rpm 1750 tpm 1750 tpm 0 tpm
    Topspeed 250 km/h 300 km/h 50 km/h


    Edit: tables do not work here...

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    Can you contact me privately and let me know which tuner that is (unless I'm missing it completely), so that I can get in contact with them?
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    So it there any exhaust yet for a USA 2011 335d yet that is reasonable?

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    Im not sure about the 335d but there is a downpipe made for the 35d x5 with the tune - i may be going this route vs replacing both urea tanks because i have the codes on. $2k for the pipe and tune so its a good investment for solving the issues and gaining 60+hp on top of it with stage 1, 110hp with stage 2.

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    As long as the tune codes off the DPF regen and adjusts for the lack of back pressure, you should be fine. These are the most important parts of doing what you're talking about, otherwise the ECU will throw fits and you'll get SES left and right.
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