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Thx for sharing I was looking forward to this since the stock dyno's were posted. I figured this would be a dead even race from the numbers but WOW, this wasn't close at all
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Also a 6mt owner on the track reported staying with / slightly pulling DCT F8x M cars on the straight section, granted the options/weight of the cars were unknown, either way a 6MT shouldn't be significantly slower if the driver can drive worth crap And thanks for posting the video, not surprising at all. The same has always been true - the M3/4 has a factory warranty, stays relatively close (within 2 car lengths) with an FBO 335 on E85, can most likely run laps around said 335i when bends are involved, and not have to worry about things breaking (as much as the 335 anyways lawl) I'm also guessing that a dig run would have put the M4 right next to the 335i till 120mph+ given it's much more efficiently set up for launching, not to mention it's sporting a decent launch control system IIRC |
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Simply put the M3 is making probably around 30 whp less and that is why it gets spanked. The odd part is that if the comparable numbers r true, it seems as if the DCT / higher redline / broader power curve arent doing anything for it.
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the m4 6mt and dct were tested by the same agency, auto sport. they had identical 0-160 km/hr times at 8.8 seconds. therefore, there is not much if any, performance difference between the two in the hands of a capable driver. specifically, from a roll where launching is out of the equation. what the n54 did is 100% irrelevant. link http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1009851 |
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first of all, how did peak / average power come up? that wasn't mentioned in any post of mine at all so...? second of all, I don't think its that hard to hit two clean shifts (all you would need on a 40-120ish roll). and finally, I said that the performance between the two transmissions is close, and any result that ISNT close is the result of a poor 6mt driver. still not sure how what I said isn't correct. I have documented those results in a prior post. finally, the nearly identical results of 6mt vs DCT are specific to THIS car. not the e9x, not the 335, not any other car. I am not familiar with those results, and have not looked into them. they could be faster / slower, I have no idea. The context we are speaking about in this thread is f8x dct vs manual, nothing else. |
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What I am trying to setup is a pump 93 RB 335i vs a stock M4 run. That to me sounds the fairest... albeit still questionable depending on the boost it chooses to run.
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DCT will always be more consistent, period
But 6mt with less drivetrain loss and less curb weight (not as much of a difference maker) evens the playing field IMO. This is evident by 6MT cars having identical acceleration figures despite losing more time (and boost, I believe) between shifts. Notice this isn't saying that 6MT cars will be as consistent, i.e. out of 10 runs the DCT will produce a much more consistent acceleration time, and on the street during an impromptu run consistency can greatly change the outcome |
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There is no information at all about the M4's Mitsu turbo, flow rate..etc
Until we have that it's all guess work on its full potential. We don't even know what's the fuel pump flow rate on the M4 yet. |
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In my 10 years+ experience in playing with turbo cars, on a turbocharged engine, how hard it goes in the top end is primarily depending on the size of the turbo (in a rough term)...
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Agreed, a similar 335i with DCT would pull even more given the lightning speed of the shifts n( for people who can't drive a manual properly! LOL! ) ... people gotta understand the days of sticks being the best is long gone with the introduction of dual clutch transmissions today...
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That M4 did exceptionally well for stock trim. What helped it was the DCT. Now lets see the M4 DCT vs a 335is DCT ?
I have driven the M3/M4 platform , which has the same DCT in the M5/M6, is on the same level with the N54/S65 DCT. @TurboSid and I maybe runing as soon as things break in on his side. He has an M4 now |
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Not impressed at all with the M4. I have seen FBO 335s w/ meth vs a DCT E9x M3 with Dinan software which doesn't add much and the race looked very similar to this one.
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Drive the M4 and then an e9x M3 and I can pretty much assure you they are in completely different leagues when it comes to speed... notwithstanding this YouTube evidence. 12s and trapping 120mph is no laughing matter. But hey, draw any conclusions you like
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