M4 dynos at 424whp and 425wtq :O

Aesthetics aside, I am sure the new M cars will be a great handling powerful all around vehicles. I can appreciate it for what it is. It caters to some and not others as does everything else.
Im sure we will start to hear more official releases of what kind of power these cars can make in the aftermarket world soon.
The car sounds like a wimp though
http://blogs.motortrend.com/1407_on_...eneration.html
Honestly the power difference between the two M3s is almost too big to be true.
http://blogs.motortrend.com/1407_on_...eneration.html
Honestly the power difference between the two M3s is almost too big to be true.
Only a matter of time before we AMG owners start meeting up with them on the highway... eh eh eehhmmm track.
Styling is unreal as well, C63 has work cut out for them imho.
http://rototest-research.eu/popup/pe...p?ChartsID=795
wheels
HP 401 losses 11%
T 385 losses 13%
these are actual measured losses, not estimates
if you go to the 'download' tab you can get the ISO certified test results in different forms/units
also note on the certificate the tests is done ISO1585 STEADY STATE (vs. ramp runs which are BS)
in this mode they do 12 different points and stop at each point and record each for 5 seconds after it stabilizes, a ramp test is one 8 sec continuous sweep
also gives all detailed data: temp, humid, atm P, mileage on the car, weight, etc.
of particular interest is wheel torque, intake air, etc.
this is the only dyno testing I would lend any weight to
next time ask the operator to give you CERTIFIED results (ISO, DIN, SAE, ASME, ANSI, etc.) see what he says
Last edited by Ingenieur; Jul 16, 2014 at 05:23 PM.
http://rototest-research.eu/popup/pe...p?ChartsID=795
wheels
HP 401 losses 11%
T 385 losses 13%
these are actual measured losses, not estimates
if you go to the 'download' tab you can get the ISO certified test results in different forms/units
also note on the certificate the tests is done ISO1585 STEADY STATE (vs. ramp runs which are BS)
in this mode they do 12 different points and stop at each point and record each for 5 seconds after it stabilizes, a ramp test is one 8 sec continuous sweep
also gives all detailed data: temp, humid, atm P, mileage on the car, weight, etc.
of particular interest is wheel torque, intake air, etc.
this is the only dyno testing I would lend any weight to
3000 rpm 352 lb ft
2500 336
2000 324
Power is linear and T = P/w (w = 2 Pi n, n= rev/sec)
not hard to make an estimate of torque below 2000
1500 310-315 range
1000 300 - 305 range
300 lb ft OFF IDLE!!!!
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