335 rapes C55 oh brother
Also, if MB does make something like DSG for the AMG line, you better believe it'll be in every single regular model in two years. Mercedes just can't help but ***** everything good to every model.
http://www.caranddriver.com/carnews/...10-bmw-z2.html
i hope BMW and MB puts DSG in their cars. from what i hear from AUDI owners its an awesome transmission.
Last edited by StrekerC32; Oct 9, 2006 at 11:35 PM.
C55's trap 108+ and are low 13's
335's are mid 13's and I have not seen trap higher than 106.
Did the Beamer beat the C55... probably! Give it credit for being a quick car.
reaction times of the drivers is probably the biggest factor.... so take it for what it is.
With a chip and some exhaust work (like the Vinshu set up) the 335 will be at around 330RWHP safely.. thats 400hp+/- fly wheel..
Good for high 12's and trap of 109+ (just my guess)
I'm keeping a close eye on the 335 coupe, I may buy one next year. The only thing I'm waiting for is to see how fast the new M3 will be and how fast the 335 can be made safely without any reliability problems.
If the 335i can be made as fast as a stock M3, with more torque down low and be much comfortable to drive.. I will be sold.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
A. People who love slushboxes
B. People who lack the patience to learn something new
C. People still hugging their clutch pedals
I don't miss having to depress a 30lb. clutch a million times in traffic.
P.S. whats the same between a 600HP supra and a 800HP supras-------
13second 1/4 mile time slips......
P.S. whats the same between a 600HP supra and a 800HP supras-------
13second 1/4 mile time slips......
My Vette? Are we comparing sedans or coupes here? I hate to break it to you, but if you want to talk coupes, I have this lovely 1000hp Supra that would just love to annihilate your vette six ways from sundown. I take my Pops Lingenfelter 427 in it like it was a Yugo, scratch that, like it was in reverse.
Oh, and as for your COMPLETELY ridiculous joke about supras quarter mile times, refer to this link:
http://www.dragtimes.com/results.php...arch+DragTimes
Edit: Okay I did your legwork for you, Jag's "New" transmission is the same old ZF 6-speed they've been using forever, just recalibrated.
"As for the transmission, it's the same six-speed automatic that Jaguar's been using for some time now, but Matkin says it's been calibrated for quicker and more positive gear changes. More noticeable is the absence of Jaguar's trademark J-gate, replaced with steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters."
Nowhere does it mention the speed of the shifts, but I can tell you that in S6 the SMGIII does it in 80 milliseconds.
Edit 2: Damn you're just getting owned today, here's the link detailing how the Jag's 6-Speed shifts in 600 milliseconds, refer to the "transmission" section.
http://www.seriouswheels.com/top-2007-Jaguar-XKR.htm
Last edited by Cylinder Head; Oct 11, 2006 at 05:34 PM.
A. People who love slushboxes
B. People who lack the patience to learn something new
C. People still hugging their clutch pedals
I don't miss having to depress a 30lb. clutch a million times in traffic.
The original thread starter was cool about it and said it was his experience alone and everyone one else just put up about 9 pages of bull**** stuff. Well at least there were tons to read as this place is lucky to have 3 pages per thread. lol
Kinda funny you listed 790RWH HP so is the 1000CrankHP or RW?
and what lingenfelter 427 ? the twin trubo 800HP one? 1.9 0-60 9 sec 1/4 mile or the NA 427? cuz im not sure who you are trying to impress?
btw nm about shift speeds i was wrong http://www.autozine.org/technical_sc...ear_manual.htm
with that said id still rather take a 7 speed benz trany or a well build chevy tranny over an SMG that i have to drive 6 mile to launch again or mess with my ECU setting and get my warranty voided inorder to mess around with the 6 mile driving period
Also why list supra 1/4 time without HP numbers and all of them running drag tires. Not a very good comparsion to street cars
Last edited by StrekerC32; Oct 11, 2006 at 08:42 PM.
and what lingenfelter 427 ? the twin trubo 800HP one? 1.9 0-60 9 sec 1/4 mile or the NA 427? cuz im not sure who you are trying to impress?
btw nm about shift speeds i was wrong http://www.autozine.org/technical_sc...ear_manual.htm
with that said id still rather take a 7 speed benz trany or a well build chevy tranny over an SMG that i have to drive 6 mile to launch again or mess with my ECU setting and get my warranty voided inorder to mess around with the 6 mile driving period
Also why list supra 1/4 time without HP numbers and all of them running drag tires. Not a very good comparsion do daily drivers
Oh look at him dance!!! Dance Spyder, dance!!! You'd think Joe Pesci was shooting at your feet.
The Lingenfelter is the NA 427 with 500rwhp and a 4.10 diff, I can't help but doubt your vette has much better specs. I'm sure I impressed enough people already by completely owning your a$$.
Obviously the Supra makes 1,000 at the engine, way more on C16, as the dyno numbers are on 92 octane. Funny thing was we hadn't even cranked the boost, those numbers are at 25psi. If I was suicidal I could take it all the way to 30 without breaking the car. And STOP RIGHT NOW if you're going to tell me you can't daily drive a thousand horsepower supra with no problems, before I have to waste more of my time linking a thousand threads from SupraForums.com to debunk another one of your ridiculous claims.
Dude I hate to break it to you, but the M5 isn't a drag racing car. Its a luxury sedan with a crazy drivetrain and a V10. Launch Control is an added little perk, its not a f^ckin Nova.
I didn't get the car to drag race it, I got it to drive around and have a blast, blow holes in most cars on the highway and play with an F1 style gearbox and a V10, stop hating. Besides, its RULES in NYC, the neck-snapping factor is ridiculous.
Wait what happened to your comment about the 13 second Supras?? Oh nooo, baby lost his bottle? Now the big bad drag slicks are the culprit? Or maybe by your calculations they have to be putting out 2,000hp. I'd say most of the time when you're planning on running a 9, you don't exactly bring your pirellis along. I know I wouldn't.
Come bring your fantasy Vette to Jersey and I'll show you how far the flames shoot out the back of my dawg.
Last edited by Cylinder Head; Oct 11, 2006 at 09:00 PM.







