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M3 is a beast of a car.
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They're really not that fast, actually. A lot of us guys complain about 370Zs not having the low-end torque, the M3s are even worse, especially since they're so much heavier than our cars. Plus bolt on 370Zs are already running quicker traps through the 1/4 than a stock M3. And since M3s don't make a whole lot of power with bolt-ons, a fully bolted and tuned 370Z will have no problem hanging with a modded M3.
And since the boring 3-series interior carries over to the M3...I passed. |
why are we using the 1/4 mile to compare 2 cars, neither of which are geared towards drag racing?
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Also, if we really are talking about gearing, the M3, especially the very short-ratios of the DCT, is very much geared to dutifully perform while drag racing. A 4.7:1 1st gear helps snap the car off the line, allowing for solid acceleration to combat the car's lack of low-end torque. It exemplifies that BMW wanted to make a car that burst off the line when the driver wanted to. |
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And that gives me two things to talk about: straight line power and handling prowess. If power doesn't concern you, sell all of those mods in your signature. |
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Great reply. You've made a fine argument.
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My rebuttal was equal to the level in which I was replying to.
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The M3 with DCT seems close to a second faster in the quarter according to C&D. While I agree with Top Gear's assessment (you'll lose a drag figuring out how to set it up) it definitely has plenty of power.
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Your logic is pretty lousy. |
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