What are your thoughts on the new BMW 335i?
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Originally Posted by Sheynk
sequential turbos are great... The BMW diesel v6s have them ...so maybe they ported the tech to gasoline engines.
when I think sequential turbos I always think 959
when I think sequential turbos I always think 959
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Originally Posted by Sheynk
I agree. Although the v8 m3 should be an interesting car. I dont want to speculate...but I am guessing that BMW will want to beat the RS4 with the M3.... thus making it a very very fast car indeed.
A turbo v6 car is screaming for mods though. To reduce turbo lag it...the turbo will not be cranked up.... I am guessing with some minor ECU mods you will be able to give this car quite a bit more oomph... not even going to mention what a FMIC, exhaust, and a few other toys will do for it
A turbo v6 car is screaming for mods though. To reduce turbo lag it...the turbo will not be cranked up.... I am guessing with some minor ECU mods you will be able to give this car quite a bit more oomph... not even going to mention what a FMIC, exhaust, and a few other toys will do for it
Unlike Mercedes, BMW hasn't surrendered to cheapness and mediocrity just yet...
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so far the press reviews haven't been very stellar, and most people who have driven one have said its very underpowerd and handles poorly compared to the current m3. I can't imagine what they will say in comparison to the new M3...
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