captainpugwash

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Having just purchased a P38 2.5 DHSE (Auto) 1998 I intend to fit either a Powerbox or a Superchip.
What would you fit and which model and where can I get one?:confused:
 
glad you have a sense of humour cos you will need it owning a p38.also for use on this forum.:D:D:p;)

Yes, I previously had a 4.6 HSE on LPG but some silly fool driving a Renault Clio too fast in the ice and snow lost control and wrote it off as a total loss. Shame as it was sorted and going perfectly.
She was in a courtesy car as she had written off her own car the previous week. So in two weeks that silly cow wrote off four cars.:doh:
 
Yes, I previously had a 4.6 HSE on LPG but some silly fool driving a Renault Clio too fast in the ice and snow lost control and wrote it off as a total loss. Shame as it was sorted and going perfectly.
She was in a courtesy car as she had written off her own car the previous week. So in two weeks that silly cow wrote off four cars.:doh:

oops.:p;)
 
You're gonna need a damn good chip to go from a 4.6 to DSE :) :)

If you've got the dosh go see Jeremy Fearn for a whole hog chip and intercooler upgrade, its your only hope ;)
 
You're gonna need a damn good chip to go from a 4.6 to DSE :) :)

If you've got the dosh go see Jeremy Fearn for a whole hog chip and intercooler upgrade, its your only hope ;)

i disagree,my p38 can turn a few heads when you put your foot down with a psi powerbox fitted.it has surprised a few people who thought it would be slow.
 
i disagree,my p38 can turn a few heads when you put your foot down with a psi powerbox fitted.it has surprised a few people who thought it would be slow.

I know, I've got one too, but I've also got a 3.9 V8:p:p
Against the clock there isn't a whole pile in it but the instant pick up of the V8 is intoxicating in a way that the DSE, nice as it is for a diesel, will never be. And the 4.6 is a step up again from the 3.9. No two ways about it the 2.5 is going to feel slow in comparison.
 
I know, I've got one too, but I've also got a 3.9 V8:p:p
Against the clock there isn't a whole pile in it but the instant pick up of the V8 is intoxicating in a way that the DSE, nice as it is for a diesel, will never be. And the 4.6 is a step up again from the 3.9. No two ways about it the 2.5 is going to feel slow in comparison.

i agree it will be slower than any v8 petrol engine but with the power box fitted it makes a big difference over the standard 2.5 diesel.;)
 
I just had a "tunit" chip fitted...its a plug and play thing so can be removed anytime...more bhp more torque and 10% more mpg. I could feel the difference straight away...went from the standard 177 bhp to 215..from 289 lbs/ft to 322 lbs/ft .not bad for something thats fitted in minutes!!!!
 
Arrhh but Huntert you have a newer Range Rover L322 with 3 litre diesel not a 2.5 DT! You have a better engine full stop. Max you can get out of a 2.5DT is 160 bhp and that is with it in A1 condition and yes it is an improvement but doesn't even reach your start point! (177bhp)

I've got a PSI box on mine and it certainly is better, but oh to have the 2.7 TDV6 that my mate has in his Disco 3!!

Ian
 
Arrhh but Huntert you have a newer Range Rover L322 with 3 litre diesel not a 2.5 DT! You have a better engine full stop. Max you can get out of a 2.5DT is 160 bhp and that is with it in A1 condition and yes it is an improvement but doesn't even reach your start point! (177bhp)

I've got a PSI box on mine and it certainly is better, but oh to have the 2.7 TDV6 that my mate has in his Disco 3!!

Ian

not got the green eyed monster have you ian????.:eek::p;)
 
Arrhh but Huntert you have a newer Range Rover L322 with 3 litre diesel not a 2.5 DT! You have a better engine full stop. Max you can get out of a 2.5DT is 160 bhp and that is with it in A1 condition and yes it is an improvement but doesn't even reach your start point! (177bhp)

I've got a PSI box on mine and it certainly is better, but oh to have the 2.7 TDV6 that my mate has in his Disco 3!!

Ian

I just meant that the "tunit" unit might give you some decent gains mate. Iv never driven a 2.5 dt, is there really that much difference?
 
I just meant that the "tunit" unit might give you some decent gains mate. Iv never driven a 2.5 dt, is there really that much difference?

yes mate there is a big difference in the two engines.yours is a powerhouse compared to the 2.5 BMW unit even when it is psi'd or chipped.
 
Well I have a mate with one of these fitted. Just checked out the site and I have a dealer less than 15 miles away from me so I think that I will pay him a visit. Cheers mate.:tea:
you will find that the tunit model is dearer than the psi box and you get the same power output.:D;)
 

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