FINALLY 02 c32 stock VS 07 335 stock
Its all are opinions but when I saw the new 3 in person it really looked better and grows on me the more I see them out there.
heres a few pics a a bone stock 335 vs an modded m3 with blacked out grile,lips,lowered and wheels.
look how out dated it looks
and thats a regular 3 series just wait till the next M hits the streets...hopfully it will look like this
Its all are opinions but when I saw the new 3 in person it really looked better and grows on me the more I see them out there.
heres a few pics a a bone stock 335 vs an modded m3 with blacked out grile,lips,lowered and wheels.
look how out dated it looks
the E90
and thats a regular 3 series just wait till the next M hits the streets...hopfully it will look like this
E46 M3 still looks better
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
I test drove the 335i and it has some grunt too it. I havent driven a c32yet,but Im looking for a good CPOed car at the dealer too test.
What I want to see is, stock for stock, the future C63 and new M3 go at it head to head. That should be a better comparison.
Motorart V 6
Hubraum 3199 ccm
Aufladung Kompressor
PS - UMin 354 PS - 6100/Min
Nm - UMin 450 Nm - 4400/Min
Motorlage/Antrieb Frontmotor/Heck
Gänge/Schaltung 5/Automatik
Supertest in sport auto 9/2001
Gewicht 1648 kg
0 - 80 km/h 4,1 s
0 - 100 km/h 5,5 s
0 - 120 km/h 7,6 s
0 - 130 km/h - s
0 - 140 km/h 9,9 s
0 - 160 km/h 12,5 s
0 - 180 km/h 15,6 s
0 - 200 km/h 19,8 s
400 m, stehender Start - s
1 km, stehender Start - s
Vmax 250 km/h
100 - 0 km/h (kalt) 39,0 m
100 - 0 km/h (warm) 39,0 m
Nordschleife 8.37 min
Hockenheim, kleiner Kurs 1.20,6 min
Querbeschleunigung 1,00 g
Slalom 18 m - km/h
Slalom 36 m 118 km/h
ISO Ausweichtest 132 km/h
Testverbrauch 15,4 L/SP
BMW 335i Coupé E92 - Supertest 2006 (Serie)
Motorart R 6 Benziner
Hubraum 2979 ccm
Aufladung BiTurbo 0,6 bar/Euro 4
PS - UMin 306 PS (225 kW) - 5800/Min
Nm - UMin 400 Nm - 1300/Min
Motorlage/Antrieb Frontmotor/Heck
Gänge/Schaltung 6/manuell
Supertest in sport auto 10/2006
Gewicht 1610 kg
0 - 80 km/h 4,2 s
0 - 100 km/h 5,6 s
0 - 120 km/h 8,0 s
0 - 130 km/h - s
0 - 140 km/h 10,2 s
0 - 160 km/h 13,0 s
0 - 180 km/h 16,9 s
0 - 200 km/h 20,7 s
0 - 250 km/h - s
400 m, stehender Start - s
1 km, stehender Start - s
Vmax 250 km/h
100 - 0 km/h (kalt) 37,0 m
100 - 0 km/h (warm) 37,2 m
Nordschleife 8.26 min
Hockenheim, kleiner Kurs 1.17,8 min
Motopark Oschersleben - min
max. Querbeschleunigung 1,15 g
Slalom 18 m 67,6 km/h
Slalom 36 m 130 km/h
ISO Ausweichtest 110 m 136 km/h
Testverbrauch min/max/ges 9,9/14,6/11,8 L/SP
Last edited by glomar83; Jan 8, 2007 at 02:25 PM.
Anyway, I think the handling and braking are BMW standard, which are the best for all manufactures in my opinion (except the Porsche's, Ferrari's & Co.). The 335i is pretty impressive - it hugs the corners quite well, well, put it this way: it's an improvement from the 330, which says a lot; I mean the 330 was certainly the best small 4-door sedan (performance wise) for year and years so expect better (disregarding S-Audi and AMG-Benz).
If you're coming from an AMG - or even an M BMW, you may not be so impressed, but you'll note that it's not exactly slow. Coming from an C320/C350 or the Audi counterparts and you'll realize this car is extraordinary! It just proves that giving the 335 300HP, 300LB/Torque, proves the M3 will be quite deadly; let's see if it can give the RS4 a run... which currently stands in the lead.
Tee_Tz.
Anyway, I think the handling and braking are BMW standard, which are the best for all manufactures in my opinion (except the Porsche's, Ferrari's & Co.). The 335i is pretty impressive - it hugs the corners quite well, well, put it this way: it's an improvement from the 330, which says a lot; I mean the 330 was certainly the best small 4-door sedan (performance wise) for year and years so expect better (disregarding S-Audi and AMG-Benz).
If you're coming from an AMG - or even an M BMW, you may not be so impressed, but you'll note that it's not exactly slow. Coming from an C320/C350 or the Audi counterparts and you'll realize this car is extraordinary! It just proves that giving the 335 300HP, 300LB/Torque, proves the M3 will be quite deadly; let's see if it can give the RS4 a run... which currently stands in the lead.
Tee_Tz.
Last edited by glomar83; Jan 9, 2007 at 03:52 PM.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43252
with some race gas and bigger down pipes It should come real close 400whp and 450 plus ft lbs in the mid range
I feel bad for the owners of the next M3 when they get walked hard by a car that cost 20k less lol
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43252
with some race gas and bigger down pipes It should come real close 400whp and 450 plus ft lbs in the mid range
I feel bad for the owners of the next M3 when they get walked hard by a car that cost 20k less lol
without seeing the stock dyno. Not even the chip/exhaust gave the B5 S4 more than 50-60 crank hp. different system, but you get the idea.if it is infact correct the 535i when it becomes available may be my choice of new car. lol
Last edited by FrankW; Jan 22, 2007 at 03:47 AM.
I have no problems with the block.The e36 M3 that has an aluminum block and was made to be NA can make 700whp with just a head gasket.
The e46 M3 that everyone said was a high strung engine is now making over 600 whp without even opening up the block.
there are plenty of stock dynos of the 335's they make 280-290 ftlb and 260-270 whp in stock form
the s4 has nothing to do with a inline 6.The tuners on the s4 more than doubled the boost to make there gains and used the stock ecu.
the 335 is only getting 3.5 psi more than stock with a piggy back(way more flexibility than the stock ecu) and is tappering boost up top to keep them from blowing up like the s4s did.From 5k-7k the 335 drops boost down to 9 and then to 7 by redline.IM sure some kids will run them 14-15 psi all the way to redline but will greatly decrease the life of the turbos.
they trap 104-105 in the 1/4 mile and M3s trap 105-107
but once you chip the car forget it lol.



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