Bazza said:might just be the same dude
:roflol:Fordkoppie said:Bazza said:might just be the same dude
one and only
http://www.bmwfanatics.co.za/showthread.php?tid=47688
:roflol::roflol::biglol:Fordkoppie said:Not even BMW themselves realize the beast hidden in the Z4 3.0.
All you have to do to unleash it’s 1 000KW is to fit a noiseboys exhaust, but remember to give them clear instructions on how to build an X pipe with a 50mm throat.
I tell you, once you have done this mod, you will be eating F12s, MP4s and Aventadors.
Be sure to have “H” rated tyres to take advantage of the full effect when doing 380km/h
Fordkoppie said:Not even BMW themselves realize the beast hidden in the Z4 3.0.
All you have to do to unleash it’s 1 000KW is to fit a noiseboys exhaust, but remember to give them clear instructions on how to build an X pipe with a 50mm throat.
I tell you, once you have done this mod, you will be eating F12s, MP4s and Aventadors.
Be sure to have “H” rated tyres to take advantage of the full effect when doing 380km/h
Blue Shirt said:The difference in engine output is 25kW (M54=170kW, N52=195kW in the Z4 3.0si) which is noticeable especially when you have pressed the sport button.
Drive both before deciding (like I did).
But it will still not outrun a Z3 with X-pipe, I'm afraid.:flyfun:
sherwinZ said:Are you the same Turbo6 from the Opel forum? with the TS?
nasser said:@turbo6 do you have any vids of your previous Z3 doing these amazing things?
Turbo6 said:nasser said:@turbo6 do you have any vids of your previous Z3 doing these amazing things?
I have one taking out an Alfa GTV with cams and xzors on a 1,5km run, let me find it and no, unfortunately I dont drive around looking for fast cars with a camera. You guys are making a mountain of a molehill. Pity I cant access my own post!
Whats so hard to believe that I could improve the sprinting capabilities of an already quick car? Many road testers have taken bone stock Z3's to the traps in 14 flats and high 13s. The quickest time for a stock Z3 3.0i is 13.6!
An Audi R8 4.2 manages a 13 flat on any regular day. A Porsche Carrera the same. A 4 pipe M3 runs mid 13s. So whats the big deal about the post? I know what the car could do and thought I'd share some of my experience for the benefit of the Forum. Anyways, its all good. Will find some vids I have of the car and post once I get access to that section of the forum.
nasser said:@turbo6 do you have any vids of your previous Z3 doing these amazing things?
Lysis@Axis said:Turbo6 said:nasser said:@turbo6 do you have any vids of your previous Z3 doing these amazing things?
I have one taking out an Alfa GTV with cams and xzors on a 1,5km run, let me find it and no, unfortunately I dont drive around looking for fast cars with a camera. You guys are making a mountain of a molehill. Pity I cant access my own post!
Whats so hard to believe that I could improve the sprinting capabilities of an already quick car? Many road testers have taken bone stock Z3's to the traps in 14 flats and high 13s. The quickest time for a stock Z3 3.0i is 13.6!
An Audi R8 4.2 manages a 13 flat on any regular day. A Porsche Carrera the same. A 4 pipe M3 runs mid 13s. So whats the big deal about the post? I know what the car could do and thought I'd share some of my experience for the benefit of the Forum. Anyways, its all good. Will find some vids I have of the car and post once I get access to that section of the forum.
I don't really have a dog in this fight, but I would like to point something out to you. According to power to weight figures a 3.0 Z3 is not going to stick with a 2006 4.2 R8 for any amount of gears past second.
Consider that the 2006 4.2 R8 produces 414bhp with a curb weight of 1560kg. This gives it a power to weight ratio of 266bhp/tonne; source. The 3.0 Z3 on the other hand has a power to weight ratio of 171bhp/tonne, taken from your own link. Let's be generous and say you managed to improve your car's output by 50bhp, your new ratio is 206bhp/tonne.
Also, from my link, a 4.2 R8 traps 118mph in the 1/4 mile with a time of 12.5 seconds. That is a monumental difference.