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09-28-2026
For the racing enthusiast or those just looking for the best, this is the ultimate upgrade to fully maximize the power output of your EWG N55 engine. The compressor wheel inside the turbocharger is increased in size allowing ~30% greater flow thus enabling additional boost pressures at higher engine speeds while retaining efficiency.These are fully cast turbos that are manufactured to Dinan specifications along with an upgraded thrust system over the stock turbo to ensure reliable and prolonged life. In order to attain maximum advertised power gains these big turbos will need to be paired with DINANTRONICS Stage 4, as well as Dinan’s intercooler to fully regulate the boost increase and deliver a polished product although the exhaust and intake are also recommended.
Benefits of the Dinan Big Turbo for the EWG N55 Engine:
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06-24-2026
Upgrade your turbocharger's performance with this kit, presenting an impressive 30% increase in the compressor wheel size within the stock turbocharger housing. Experience a significant power boost by elevating pressure at high RPMs while maintaining efficient operation. The enhanced thrust system ensures prolonged turbocharger life, and for optimized performance, consider pairing it with Stage 4 Dinan software to manage the additional boost.
With over 35 years of expertise, Dinan leads BMW tuning advancements, prioritizing balanced enhancements that preserve the original driving feel. Backed by a four-year, 50,000-mile warranty, Dinan parts undergo rigorous testing, ensuring reliability. Upon significant part installation, enthusiasts receive an exclusive trunk badge, signifying the transition to Dinan performance.
