This has worked flawlessly for me. The only reason I'm getting rid of it is because I replaced it with a ECU Tune. The NM is especially good if you're still under warranty because it can be removed in 5 minutes before taking your car to the dealer for service. Never caused a problem or a CEL, which is not a claim that the Dinan Sport can make. $250 shipped to CONUS SOLD NM Engineering Power Module is a device which easily allows most able person to upgrade the performance of their new MINI Cooper F56 without reducing the reliability or integrity of the engine, clutch and driveline. This is the simplest and best alternative or option to chip tuning. The NM Power Module is an all new propriatery tune box designed specifically for the F56, not some rebranded 3rd party product for the BMWs. It is a plug and play box that intercepts the T-MAP sensor and can be installed or removed within minutes without any detection. The electrical components are housed in a billet aluminum enclosure which is protected from the elements and is designed and manufactured to be positioned within the engine bay of your vehicle. The wire harness is manufactured using automotive quality wiring which is both oil and heat resistant, and has the same OE water proof connectors as used on your engine. Features: Two position switch: LOW: 91+ Premium Fuel (+23HP/+23TQ) HIGH: 100+ Octane Fuel (+44HP/+34TQ) Functions: Allows ECU to remain in control of boost The actual boost is increased by a precise amount Boost is increased in a gradual, progressive fashion Correct Air/Fuel mixture maintained from the wide band O2 and closed loop mode of the ECU Ignition timing optimized by the ECU Retain factory engine safety protocols Not effected by ECU reprogramming by the dealer Plug-and-play intercept at T-MAP sensor connector location Installation or removal can be completed in a few minute No trace Power Module was ever there after removal Power Module can be sold or transfered to another vehicle of the same engine type. Notes: Not to be used with 1.5T Engine OBDII displays actual boost and not compensated, which makes the module compatible with all OBD reader/scanner, such as: Scan Gauge, P3, PLX, Torque Pro, etc.
Appreciate the bumps guys, but there's not much chance of a buyer on M/A. Just figured I'd give it a shot since the last for sale item in the 3rd Gen section was 47 weeks ago. If all else fails I'll bring it to the Dragon and sell it there.
I’m hesitating, but live in Belgium, so it probably is too expensive to send it to here and I have an EU f57 MCS, no warranty at all From the company I believe Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk Pro
I just got a quote of $35 USD for shipping to Northern Ireland. If you're interested I would need your mailing address to get a quote for you. I'll even split the cost of shipping if you decide to buy it.
I will dig into deeper for now because a lot of players of chiptuning on European market Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk Pro
Strange. The only offer from the US was from some troll that made me a ridiculous lowball offer. But, I had interest from people in Northern Ireland, Belgium, and UK even though shipping was $35. Ended up going to UK and I split the shipping with him just to get it gone. Thanks for reading. I will have some 2nd Gen stuff to get rid off in the near future as I get my storage building cleaned out.
I pick up the GP2 tomorrow.. lmk if any of the parts you have would work on it... there are some bits I’ll look to replace once I do some research. For example, I don’t like the intake.. pulls in hot air. Would like to isolate it.
Oh no you don't Silly. I call first dibs on the AEM CAI if thats part of what you putting up for sale. Here is what you need Sully https://www.outmotoring.com/MINI-Cooper-S-AEM-Intake-21-699C_R55-clubman-R56-hatchback-R57-convertible-R58-coupe-R59-roadster-n14-engine-n18-2008-2009-2010-2011-2012-2013-2014-2015-cold-air-intake-upgrade.html
Sorry guys. The AEM went with the R56 when I traded it in. And, don't you have the N18 motor? Mine was for the N14. Not interchangeable anyway.