E39 M5 - twin supercharged
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Twilight1 said:
You seem to like driving sideways. Or is the BMW unable to go straight?
Nice engine upgrade, exterior is nice too. I would only replace those wheels.
It is possible to drive straight..... but not as much fun Nice engine upgrade, exterior is nice too. I would only replace those wheels.
The wheels are not coming off - love them
ExPat2B said:
All that drift training kicked in pmanson said:
Great place St. Michel.
Agreed.Me and a friend of mine did some "dyno" tests yesterday using
a program he has developed that uses GPS info as well as car
weight, gear and drive ratios, air resistance, etc. to calculate
power.
Here are the results for 3rd gear pulls, numbers are at the wheels:
Run 1 494hp 587Nm
Run 2 494hp 579Nm
Run 3 490hp 585Nm
Avg. 493hp 584Nm
If we calculate back to crank values using 20% drivetrain losses
it gives 616hp and 730Nm.
Not bad for a family sedan
You can see the full report here: http://www.rngtoy.com/thordur/m5/ONNO_Power_report...
a program he has developed that uses GPS info as well as car
weight, gear and drive ratios, air resistance, etc. to calculate
power.
Here are the results for 3rd gear pulls, numbers are at the wheels:
Run 1 494hp 587Nm
Run 2 494hp 579Nm
Run 3 490hp 585Nm
Avg. 493hp 584Nm
If we calculate back to crank values using 20% drivetrain losses
it gives 616hp and 730Nm.
Not bad for a family sedan
You can see the full report here: http://www.rngtoy.com/thordur/m5/ONNO_Power_report...
Its Just Adz said:
It still lives, fantastic.
How is the E30?
Going through a painfully slow transformation How is the E30?
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