2nd Gen R56 Cooper S Most liked posts in thread: Need help finding certain wires.

  1. Crashton

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    #2 Crashton, Nov 10, 2017
    Can't help you with wire the colors & placement, but a Bentley manual can. It is money well spent.
     
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    #3 jetsr6, Nov 13, 2017
    Year?
     
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    #4 haliphics, Nov 13, 2017
    2009 JCW

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    #5 jetsr6, Nov 13, 2017
    Try this
     

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    #6 minirab, Nov 13, 2017
    Hell, I couldn't sleep at night looking at all that.
     
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    #7 haliphics, Nov 13, 2017
    I'll take a look through that. My friend is letting me use his BMW Dealership account to go through their AIR software. So I just meed.to find the pin layout for connector x60004 and x60232.
    Don't try using BMW in house software then... it's hellish.... but I mean if this work we might finally have twostep launch control and flat foot shifting.

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    #8 jetsr6, Nov 13, 2017
    Tork Motorsports said he can add this already. At least the twostep.
     
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    #9 haliphics, Nov 13, 2017
    But isn't their cost absurd on top of the price of the tune

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    #10 jetsr6, Nov 13, 2017
    No I don’t think so, he quoted me $250 for a tune to go up to 8,000 rpms.
     
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    #12 haliphics, Nov 13, 2017
    When I looked through their site this is what I seen. But If the wotbox works, I'd take the wotbox well over a built in tune since of the features it has. I've had it on my speed3 and SRT. It offers controllable two-step, flat foot shift, a basic revlimiter, shift light through the box, and if for some reason you need it, it has a build in nitrous switch controller.

    If this works, it's something our minis could use for a very long time for very little amount of money. And a very easy setup. I also like having the full control of my launch control and ffs. Plus this builds boost as well with any tune we have.

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