how much power would you like in your car

how much power

  • 150kw

    Votes: 1 1.3%
  • 200kw

    Votes: 5 6.7%
  • 250kw

    Votes: 15 20.0%
  • 300kw

    Votes: 18 24.0%
  • 350kw

    Votes: 16 21.3%
  • 400kw

    Votes: 8 10.7%
  • 450kw

    Votes: 2 2.7%
  • 500kw

    Votes: 2 2.7%
  • +500kw

    Votes: 8 10.7%

  • Total voters
    75

Fordkoppie

///Member
If my e34 M5 could behave like an e60 M5 i would be pretty happy.
That is why i voted 400KW. But it must be NA revving past 8k RPM
 

moranor@axis

///Member
Official Advertiser
Fordkoppie said:
If my e34 M5 could behave like an e60 M5 i would be pretty happy.
That is why i voted 400KW. But it must be NA revving past 8k RPM

get there right suspension setup :rollsmile:
 

moranor@axis

///Member
Official Advertiser
Fordkoppie said:
moranor@axis said:
get the right suspension setup :rollsmile:

I would have to agree with that, but I still need that 400KW for the boring straights of gauteng

i seriously lose the will to live when i go up :( dont know how you do it... i would be making road trips every weekend :rollsmile:
 

rhett325

New member
Having driven a good few cars from 21wkw to 380wkw odd i dont think you need any more than about 300 and linear delivery of that 300.

So 300 and thats my target for my 325iS too!:rollsmile:
 

dvst8

///Member
100 trillion killerwats !


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Caddy101

Active member
Depends on the size of the car.
:fencelook:
Small sedan (3 series size) - 200kw should be alright.
Larger sedan (5 series size) - 300kw or more and plenty of torque.
SUV - 300 to 400 kw and plenty of torque.

I haven't driven many powerful cars, so my opinion isn't too well informed. The little experience I have has taught me that its hard to comprehend what 200kw means, when you are just reading the figure. Its not until you put your foot down and the tyres scream and the back of the decides its going in a different direction, that you fully appreciate the power.

Just my 99 cents
 
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