Learn about the BMW N63 twin turbo V8 engine. Check out awesome content about building a 500+whp N63, common N63 engine problems, and N63 vs N63TU differences. Our content is extensive for the N63 with tons of bolt-on mod guides and more. We’re always adding new N63 content, too.
It’s no secret BMW has made some excellent, fast high-performance cars. However, BMW has mostly kept away from horsepower wars, and has instead relied on building “The Ultimate Driving Machine”. Often, it’s about the handling and overall driving experience over pure power and straight-line speed. That doesn’t mean BMW hasn’t built some incredibly powerful engines,…
Previously, we wrote a post about modding BMW N63 engines to make 500+whp on stock turbos. These are already impressive results. However, that’s simply not enough power for some N63 owners. That’s where N63 and N63tu upgraded turbos come into play. Although, upgrading N63 twin turbos does come with additional risks. In this guide, we’ll…
What is the max boost the stock N63tu twin turbos can handle? How much PSI can the N63tu twin turbos handle without completely killing longevity? We see the questions asked often, and they’re valid questions. However, there is not always a perfect answer. Regardless, we will lay it out as clearly and straight-forward as possible….
A dual cone intake system for twin turbo BMW’s are one of our favorite bolt-on mods. However, the N63 is a bit different. The stock N63 intake system is efficient from the factory. That leads us to ask, “are dual cone intakes worth it?” Let’s dive in and examine the benefits to an upgraded intake…
The N63 is a force to be reckoned with in the turbo era. It’s a stout motor from the factory coming with 402-523hp, depending upon the specific N63 variant. Though, for some, this simply isn’t enough power. Simple bolt-on mods are a popular option for those looking to make extra power. In our opinion, downpipes…
BMW is showing their commitment to the N63. The N63 was released in 2008 and remains in production as of 2020. However, the N63 is almost a completely different engine compared to 12 years ago. Really, the only thing that hasn’t changed is the 4.4L twin turbo V8 design. Let’s dive in and examine the…
BMW has shown their commitment to the BMW N63 engine. It was first released in 2008 and remains in production as of 2020. The twin turbo 4.4L V8 N63 received a few updates along the way. 2012 saw a large improvement (N63TU) with the addition of valvetronic, revised turbos, lighter pistons, forged rods and crank,…
When the BMW N63 engine was first released in 2008, it was one of the most advanced V8 engines in the world. In addition to the N63’s entirely aluminum construction and implementation of a direct injection fuel system, it was the first engine in the world to use a “hot-vee” engine layout. This engine has…
19-years after the discontinuation of the E31 8-Series, BMW has revealed the launch of the G15 8-Series. While various models are in the works, including an M8, the first car to hit the US market is the 2019 BMW M850i. The E31 8-Series featured a 840i and 850i, both 2-door coupes only. The 840i/Ci featured…
