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I raced a Turbo Tuner 335i Coupe with a manual tranny, with my PROceded 335i sedan with an auto tranny. I had about 50-60 pounds more weight in my car. I pulled on the TT 335i each and every time we raced (we did like 8 or so runs). The video is on Streetfire. We even put one of the races up from a roll where the TT 335i Coupe jumped the honks and pulled 1/2-3/4 car lengths. I reeled him in and started to pull away. And that was with Version 1.2 software in the PROcede. The PROcede now has Version 1.4 and it makes 3 more HP and 9 more lbs-ft of torque to the wheels and that's just at the peak. There are areas in the rev range where the v1.4 software makes 10+ HP and 10+ tq more. So my PROceded 335i is even faster now than it was in those runs. The Turbo Tuner just doesn't make as much power, period. Good product for the money, but not as much power. Here's the post and the complete story: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55354 Here's the video: http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...0b016b39e0.htm |
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Looks like the same lot that "Will" did his runs on.
That might be stock for stock. But again, it's clear to me that the driver's in these videos aren't paired up well. They need to do these runs with equal drivers in both cars. Plus, as pointed out before, doing runs from a dig brings too much driver ability into the equation. Do the runs from a roll that eliminates almost all driver skill (unless the driver shifts as slow as Miss Daisy) and showcases the cars power/gearing much better that way. |
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04-15-2007, 03:13 PM | #51 |
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I dont know about the roll thing, because the torque in the 335i is gonna have more pull than that in the M5 bc of the turbos and torque difference. Also the 335i is lighter.
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04-15-2007, 03:20 PM | #52 | |
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Stock for Stock? Read the thread, mine is Eurobahn Turbo Tuner, without it I had no chance testing against my own M5. The rolling start you talked about would be this one? http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...53016274490400 Will |
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04-16-2007, 02:21 AM | #53 | |
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Cool cool. I guess I can understand the outcome if they had all these disadvantages on them with the heat, 98 octane you had, bad clutch etc. But tell me, whats the point of racing them if it was set up to be handicapped for the other racers? You probably would have still won if you didn't have all those advantages, but with the scenario you just gave me its like "hey 1 legged grandma, I'll race you to the store with my new-er two legs". Good kill, and one that would have been a kill regardless, but with the handicaps the multiple car lengths you pulled on them means moot to me. |
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04-16-2007, 09:59 AM | #54 | |
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Does the Ferrari win all races in the Formula 1? As with all things you have to be prepared and you need to take everything to your advantage that you can, I am ex military so I will always ensure that the battle is fair but the best strategist always wins. One of my late great countrymen said at the time of the second world war... "Remember gentlemen, its not just about France its also about Champagne" Winston Churchill And how cool is that anecdote? :-) Will |
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04-16-2007, 10:38 AM | #55 |
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LOL, the 335 does not kill, but it is VERY fast... Still, logically stock E39 M5 and stock 335; the M5 should (and will) win. Best regards, CSL |
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Looks like the m5 miss shifted in that video.
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04-16-2007, 11:42 PM | #58 |
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Remember this Ryan?
I know the 4th shift is not breaking traction, but I belive the 2-3 shift is. Anyway I am just avoiding the fact that the clutch is begining to wear....let me live in my lie Just took them up on the challenge and kicked their butts, sorry NOT Will |
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