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Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
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Justin said:Quote:
tdf360 said:
Looks likes about 340 kph (210 mph)...level or downhill? I didn't think the M6 was a 200+ mph car on level road.
Gary
What do you suppose the speedo error would be at that speed?
- J
Should be roughly "real" 320 kph. For example AC Schnitzer claims that kind of top speed for a completely delimited car.
Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
There are two "official" versions of the BMW M6:
One is limited to 250 kph, the other one is limited to 305 kph. The sports package with the 305 kph limit has to be ordered as an extra option, it costs around 2500 Euro in Germany (I have to look up the precise price tag) and also includes a driver's ed training course (which is NOT mandatory, it can be skipped but it costs still the same).
One is limited to 250 kph, the other one is limited to 305 kph. The sports package with the 305 kph limit has to be ordered as an extra option, it costs around 2500 Euro in Germany (I have to look up the precise price tag) and also includes a driver's ed training course (which is NOT mandatory, it can be skipped but it costs still the same).
Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
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tdf360 said:
Looks likes about 340 kph (210 mph)...level or downhill? I didn't think the M6 was a 200+ mph car on level road.
Gary
200MPHish on any road in a Bimmer would be scary/moronic w/those famously inept BMW brakes.....
Wonder why BMW can't offer semi-competent ceramics from Brembo (or whoever builds P/F brakes) as a $10K option.....is BMW's buyer base that cash poor????
Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
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Grant said:
I think $10k optional brakes is a tough choice for many buyers period. What would be wrong with offering some nice Steel Brembos?
Fair point. Seems that BMW's engineers have clearly shown they've never been able to engineer competent brakes....perhaps buying steel brakes from Brembo/elsewhere is too much of a public admission of this incompetence?
Also seems silly to fixate on top speed if BMW's building an alleged GT car w/a 3-series-sized ?18gall-ish fuel tank and about 8MPG (esp at 80MPH+)...overly frequent fuel stops easily defeat value of high-speed cruising capabilities....so I guess fuel tank cap/range calcs are also outside BMW engineering competence...sounds like marketers outnumber competent engineers at BMW...
Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
From the same black M6:
Video of the top speed (329km/h on GPS) on portuguese A1 highway..... according to the owner the motor have some more revs. They couldn't go further because there was traffic ahead.
http://rapidshare.de/files/8494339/dezembro_090.mpg.html
The car was de-limited by www.vilauto.com
Video of the top speed (329km/h on GPS) on portuguese A1 highway..... according to the owner the motor have some more revs. They couldn't go further because there was traffic ahead.
http://rapidshare.de/files/8494339/dezembro_090.mpg.html
The car was de-limited by www.vilauto.com
Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
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VKSF said:Quote:
Grant said:
I think $10k optional brakes is a tough choice for many buyers period. What would be wrong with offering some nice Steel Brembos?
Fair point. Seems that BMW's engineers have clearly shown they've never been able to engineer competent brakes....perhaps buying steel brakes from Brembo/elsewhere is too much of a public admission of this incompetence?
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At least they should offer it for their top models, just as Audi does (e.g. 8k for SGL-Carbon-Ceramic-brakes for their new S8).
Re: M6 top speed run in Portugal
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Rossi said:Quote:
VKSF said:Quote:
Grant said:
I think $10k optional brakes is a tough choice for many buyers period. What would be wrong with offering some nice Steel Brembos?
Fair point. Seems that BMW's engineers have clearly shown they've never been able to engineer competent brakes....perhaps buying steel brakes from Brembo/elsewhere is too much of a public admission of this incompetence?
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At least they should offer it for their top models, just as Audi does (e.g. 8k for SGL-Carbon-Ceramic-brakes for their new S8).
At least in US, BMW's buyer base is prob cash-constrained (thus BMW prices comparable models sub-Merc and stays out of the $100K+ league)...and most of relevant US (ex-SF and LA) is lacking in mtn twisties and high-speed fwys to easily reveal fade-prone brakes....
I'm stunned anyone in places like Munich would bet their life on M5/6 brakes in routine 100MPH+ driving.....
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