M3 KILL?
Those things move pretty well on the highway.
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Originally Posted by gourdy18,Jul 14 2008, 05:17 PM
Mountain? What's that? No mountains (or hills for that matter) to speak of in Dallas... I'm jealous! 
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Like I said, I don't know how hard he was going for it, but he definately peeled out pretty good at the start.
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Anything can happen in the street, and the fact that it was not 'supposed' to go down like it did shouldn't take away from the fun.
A few years back, after I got the SC installed, I did innumberable runs with a good friend who had a 6MT E46 M3, stock down to the air filter. We switched drivers, ran on slight uphills, slight downhills, totally flat, with most runs from 40-120 and it was about as even as two cars could be in a straight line. Without FI, the M3 'should' be the faster car.
A few years back, after I got the SC installed, I did innumberable runs with a good friend who had a 6MT E46 M3, stock down to the air filter. We switched drivers, ran on slight uphills, slight downhills, totally flat, with most runs from 40-120 and it was about as even as two cars could be in a straight line. Without FI, the M3 'should' be the faster car.
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Anything can happen in the street, and the fact that it was not 'supposed' to go down like it did shouldn't take away from the fun.
