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'87 E30with blown M5 3.6L lump.700+bhp in 'road trim'1048bhp with both turbos for race.Faaaark!
JB
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Spotted in another NG: E30 with 3.6L TwinTurbo!
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Just a mere 300BHP is all that is required:
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Bear with me, rally material seems to be a bit scarce on youtube. Remember, this is just a fun day and is just that.
So, why 1048BHP, unless you are competing in a boring sport like drag racing? Or if watching rolling road graphs is something that excites you?
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Because no matter how much BHP you have, more is always better.
It's worse than cocaine.
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All that horsepower needs super handling, perhaps an object lesson, the Koenigsegg:
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How long will it take to break the drive train?
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Have you seen the drivetrain? It's more than a little different to a standard one.
JB
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On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:16:37 -0000, "R. Mark Clayton" waffled on about something:
Hmmm, about 5 seconds I would think!
Actually, having had a look at the site, he appears to have done it properly! It's all been uprated, so it looks like it would go, stop and even do corners!
I wonder if Top Gear could put it round their track?! :-)
D0d6y.