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Making that even worse, F10's overall-tire-diameter is bigger too. (ie haveier tire & wheel per corner)
So combine those 272 ps with BMW's mighty NA6,which always keeps very high-revs when push hard, it is no unusual found that 272 ps?306 ps. And yes I find 306 ps is sometimes difficult to use up all at cornering.
But I just like to have faster straight-acceleration, especially after traffic light.
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My Ride: 2010 F10 535i
ST; I think becasue E60 is much lighter than F10, some 150kgs.
Making that even worse, F10's overall-tire-diameter is bigger too. (ie haveier tire & wheel per corner)
So combine those 272 ps with BMW's mighty NA6,which always keeps very high-revs when push hard, it is no unusual found that 272 ps?306 ps. And yes I find 306 ps is sometimes difficult to use up all at cornering.
But I just like to have faster straight-acceleration, especially after traffic light.
Making that even worse, F10's overall-tire-diameter is bigger too. (ie haveier tire & wheel per corner)
So combine those 272 ps with BMW's mighty NA6,which always keeps very high-revs when push hard, it is no unusual found that 272 ps?306 ps. And yes I find 306 ps is sometimes difficult to use up all at cornering.
But I just like to have faster straight-acceleration, especially after traffic light.
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nice photos but hate that color.
I noticed the on the temp gauge, 120C is in the middle, wuoldnt that translate to be the working temperature.
I noticed the on the temp gauge, 120C is in the middle, wuoldnt that translate to be the working temperature.
Still waitting.
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you bought new? did you ask bmw service abt those flaps (obviously start the conversation w the car has no power) and asked them to check?
ST; I think becasue E60 is much lighter than F10, some 150kgs.
Making that even worse, F10's overall-tire-diameter is bigger too. (ie haveier tire & wheel per corner)
So combine those 272 ps with BMW's mighty NA6,which always keeps very high-revs when push hard, it is no unusual found that 272 ps?306 ps. And yes I find 306 ps is sometimes difficult to use up all at cornering.
But I just like to have faster straight-acceleration, especially after traffic light.
Making that even worse, F10's overall-tire-diameter is bigger too. (ie haveier tire & wheel per corner)
So combine those 272 ps with BMW's mighty NA6,which always keeps very high-revs when push hard, it is no unusual found that 272 ps?306 ps. And yes I find 306 ps is sometimes difficult to use up all at cornering.
But I just like to have faster straight-acceleration, especially after traffic light.
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No money... preparing for the market to crash soon and then i can start looking at property!
hahaha!
New M5 is tempting though... im really liking the look of the F10. Even a 550i would be nice!!!