M5 Diesel
08-19-2011, 07:08 AM
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3 turbos 
500 - 500HP...wonder how much that will jump to once the re-mappers get their hands on it . Hopefully the exhaust note sounds more menacing then a tractor at lower revs 
Better start saving now I guess...
500 - 500HP...wonder how much that will jump to once the re-mappers get their hands on it . Hopefully the exhaust note sounds more menacing then a tractor at lower revs Better start saving now I guess...
08-19-2011, 08:28 AM
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08-25-2011, 06:20 PM
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they should put 4 turbos like the Bugatti Veyron
08-30-2011, 01:52 PM
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Interesting article!
BUT even as it states "However, this shows that the trend in using diesel engines in the U.S. is growing." BMWNA is announcing that the 335 turbo diesel is NOT being continued in the US market for 2012. I guess we'll only get BMW TRUCKS with diesel engines
BUT even as it states "However, this shows that the trend in using diesel engines in the U.S. is growing." BMWNA is announcing that the 335 turbo diesel is NOT being continued in the US market for 2012. I guess we'll only get BMW TRUCKS with diesel engines
08-30-2011, 05:08 PM
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Interesting article!
BUT even as it states "However, this shows that the trend in using diesel engines in the U.S. is growing." BMWNA is announcing that the 335 turbo diesel is NOT being continued in the US market for 2012. I guess we'll only get BMW TRUCKS with diesel engines
BUT even as it states "However, this shows that the trend in using diesel engines in the U.S. is growing." BMWNA is announcing that the 335 turbo diesel is NOT being continued in the US market for 2012. I guess we'll only get BMW TRUCKS with diesel engines
