w213 e63s vs 2017 M6 acceleration
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w213 e63s vs 2017 M6 acceleration
nice little side by side speedo compare... e63s is significantly quicker and the launch vid looks like it get out of the hole pretty good
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but the 2019 m5 will smoke this 2017 w213 amg.... just you wait (sarcasm implied)
but the 2019 m5 will smoke this 2017 w213 amg.... just you wait (sarcasm implied)
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my comment wasn't fair ... "notatroll" is a gal that comes on here that keeps claiming future generations of bmw m5/6 with AWD will smoke the w213 e63S.... based on no actual data
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Man I think a tuned dp w212 and stock w213 might actually be a close race
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I wish the M had a vbox in it like the E for actual comparison because in the E, the speedo is reading between 10 and 20 kph faster than the vbox gps unit, more so till 120, then it gets to within 10 kph. Man that new E pulls hard.
Pause it at 2.09,, dash shows 140, gps shows 117???
Pause it at 2.09,, dash shows 140, gps shows 117???
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I wish the M had a vbox in it like the E for actual comparison because in the E, the speedo is reading between 10 and 20 kph faster than the vbox gps unit, more so till 120, then it gets to within 10 kph. Man that new E pulls hard.
Pause it at 2.09,, dash shows 140, gps shows 117???
Pause it at 2.09,, dash shows 140, gps shows 117???
Having owned 3 S63tu engines (2 M5's and an M6) Ill say that they suck out of the hole but are very formidable from a roll and make great usable hp once the car is moving and the DCT is more efficient.
I have no doubt that the new E is a force as my lowly tuned C63S and tuned GTS are *** kickers
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we cant really rely on youtube frame rates vs speedo vsiphone gps based speedo that is refreshing in ~17 kph increments
at the start of 2:09 frame the diff is around 127 kph speedo vs 117 kph iphonegps so diff of 10 kph or 6mph
at start of 2:10 frame the diff is around 141 kph speedo vs 134 kph iphone gpsso diff of 7 kph or 4 mph
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I would expect a bit of lag from the GPS referenced speed indicator based on the car's own telemetry.
The GPS receiver has to update itself based on the calculated location at time 1 versus the calculated location at time 2 and the distance moved over the time interval.
Given that GPS receivers need to make several location samples and average to get the location within a few meters it isn't surprising that the device is lagging a little.
If the car holds a constant speed in a straight line for several seconds, I'd expect the GPS to settle down and read fairly close to the car.
Another thing that affects GPS is how many satellites are in view at a given time. Fewer satellites will result in a less accurate location calculation and more jitter between successive measurements.
The GPS receiver has to update itself based on the calculated location at time 1 versus the calculated location at time 2 and the distance moved over the time interval.
Given that GPS receivers need to make several location samples and average to get the location within a few meters it isn't surprising that the device is lagging a little.
If the car holds a constant speed in a straight line for several seconds, I'd expect the GPS to settle down and read fairly close to the car.
Another thing that affects GPS is how many satellites are in view at a given time. Fewer satellites will result in a less accurate location calculation and more jitter between successive measurements.