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<blockquote data-quote="e60FANster" data-source="post: 459522" data-attributes="member: 17103"><p>keep up... as in these FI cars are not able to pull away easily arnd SIC... boy i was shocked as well.</p><p>these car's r superior in the back n front straights and turn 9 up-hill due to massive torque n hp advantage.</p><p>once u hit turn 2 & 3, a superior handling car can close e gap n close up w these high powered FI cars until the back straights again.</p><p></p><p>of course i'm only referring to SIC design n the fact tt a 325 is able to remain in zone in most of the bends n corners. i played w a FD2R who took 2 laps to overtake me in e front straights n thereafter i was behind him for the rest of the laps. </p><p>wen we pitted he came over to say hi n asked abt my car setup, i said KW V3's and 19"s PS2 and lastly i showed him e BMW logo :rock: n i dink my power box helped me bit bit lar...</p><p>also managed to pull away from RX8 manuals and manage to keep up w<span style="color: Red"> stock </span>GTI, STI, RX7 and Evo7. (Evo X, just too fast somehow ) </p><p></p><p>A 325i w right suspension n tire setup is able to WOT n flat out on most of the bends in SIC. </p><p>thus being in max torque n high rev range (ie 4.5k n above) on most area's arnd the track, dat's e only advantage.</p><p>whereas other FI monster have to content w throttle control & torque steer, traction problem, etc.</p><p>however in e hands of a very skilled driver, they will eat 325 for breakie, lunch n dinner. </p><p>i've also driven n been on track on EVO's n STI and understand how fast these car's r w e right driver.</p><p>but my related experience is with the typical Joe, in which most of the owner r anyway. </p><p></p><p>lastly bmw's r really boring on track if u dun turn on DTC but rev limiter is big turn off. </p><p>does not allow u to over rev n also downshift ie engine braking so u need to work e shifters hard.</p><p>so if u drive all out den its mostly above 4.5k most of e time n hard braking.</p><p>but w DSC off, walaueh... u need to be at least jeremy clarkson to drive it arnd e track... scary... dun try if not trained. </p><p></p><p>on twisty roads like uluyam, it's a matter of who's B!@#s is bigger.. make sense ahaha.</p><p>i think btwn a 325i n 320d, there really isnt much difference in terms of specs so skill wld come to play.</p><p>also 320d comes in 17"s n 325i in 18's, makes a difference in acceleration(320d) n also handling(325i).</p><p></p><p>pls dun ask me to race.. i have got nuthing to prove n i dun have BIG B!@#s coz i empty them often </p><p></p><p>lastly i lurve BMW's... :love: in all guises, models n specs.... "FR w BMW handling dymanics... drifting away in cloud 9".........................</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="e60FANster, post: 459522, member: 17103"] keep up... as in these FI cars are not able to pull away easily arnd SIC... boy i was shocked as well. these car's r superior in the back n front straights and turn 9 up-hill due to massive torque n hp advantage. once u hit turn 2 & 3, a superior handling car can close e gap n close up w these high powered FI cars until the back straights again. of course i'm only referring to SIC design n the fact tt a 325 is able to remain in zone in most of the bends n corners. i played w a FD2R who took 2 laps to overtake me in e front straights n thereafter i was behind him for the rest of the laps. wen we pitted he came over to say hi n asked abt my car setup, i said KW V3's and 19"s PS2 and lastly i showed him e BMW logo :rock: n i dink my power box helped me bit bit lar... also managed to pull away from RX8 manuals and manage to keep up w[COLOR="Red"] stock [/COLOR]GTI, STI, RX7 and Evo7. (Evo X, just too fast somehow ) A 325i w right suspension n tire setup is able to WOT n flat out on most of the bends in SIC. thus being in max torque n high rev range (ie 4.5k n above) on most area's arnd the track, dat's e only advantage. whereas other FI monster have to content w throttle control & torque steer, traction problem, etc. however in e hands of a very skilled driver, they will eat 325 for breakie, lunch n dinner. i've also driven n been on track on EVO's n STI and understand how fast these car's r w e right driver. but my related experience is with the typical Joe, in which most of the owner r anyway. lastly bmw's r really boring on track if u dun turn on DTC but rev limiter is big turn off. does not allow u to over rev n also downshift ie engine braking so u need to work e shifters hard. so if u drive all out den its mostly above 4.5k most of e time n hard braking. but w DSC off, walaueh... u need to be at least jeremy clarkson to drive it arnd e track... scary... dun try if not trained. on twisty roads like uluyam, it's a matter of who's B!@#s is bigger.. make sense ahaha. i think btwn a 325i n 320d, there really isnt much difference in terms of specs so skill wld come to play. also 320d comes in 17"s n 325i in 18's, makes a difference in acceleration(320d) n also handling(325i). pls dun ask me to race.. i have got nuthing to prove n i dun have BIG B!@#s coz i empty them often lastly i lurve BMW's... :love: in all guises, models n specs.... "FR w BMW handling dymanics... drifting away in cloud 9"......................... [/QUOTE]
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