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Originally Posted by rory breaker
It's very difficult to discuss with you - the arrogance, as well as the limited comprehension (maybe its just the internet and things not conveying right) is tough.
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I have limited comprehension? Either you can't read or you're being blatantly willfully ignorant. Look below:
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Here's the bottom line and the point you missed. You have a tune on an otherwise stock N55, right? You say 100whp right? And per your post, that 100whp is good for "a full second" off of the stock 1/4, which should apparently be enough to beat an M3...again based upon your extensive experience....researching. other peoples. cars. on the internet.
From JB's website:
So regardless of your posted dynos, the manufacturer of this tune themselves says less.
But regardless....frankly I could be wrong there, maybe their site is out of date, maybe it's a different map or whatever. I don't know these cars as well as just about anyone on this thread. So have at it.
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LOL, the dyno I posted was from the people that made my tune as well! Notice the
www.burgerturning.com on top?It's on Map 5 with the new ISO firmware. Look, it's clear you don't have any understanding of N55 tuning - and that's OK, it's not your car. Look at the dyno for yourself - 100hp to the wheels.
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the only p-zeros you are going to see are in the parking lot. Calling them a performance tire as if you have some serious rubber is going to get you laughed at, and maybe even kicked off of the track depending on the type of event.
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That is ridiculous. P Zero's are allowed at pretty much any kind of track that don't require r compounds. They're not performance slicks, but to insinuate there are no traction gains over all seasons is downright ignorant.
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Here's what you could do - instead of posting everyone else's results, go to the track yourself. Go to the dyno yourself. Go do something yourself other than brag about hypothetical kills. Then we'll gladly listen.
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Hard to do when the track isn't open. I've already said I will once it does, and I've even invited an M3 owner to race me on video. Curiously, so far nobody has taken me up on my offer.