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Sound is not bad after a fully modified exhaust system. The sound is really crazy on site, just hard to capture on the phone.Dang that is quite fast. I still wouldn't trade it for the sound and excitement of the V6 manual, but good to see that there are some nice trade-offs for the I4 owners.
Exactly. If an automatic was acceptable, I'd just get a Model S Plaid.Dang that is quite fast. I still wouldn't trade it for the sound and excitement of the V6 manual, but good to see that there are some nice trade-offs for the I4 owners.
What seats and what exhaust are you running?Emira 2.0 has really good potential, 0-100km/h for only 3.64S, with just a full exhaust system and lightweight seats.
Yea, the I4 was always going to be the faster one.
Its not my car, I am still waiting for my July delivery. Its my friend's car with a Mach5 200 cat without GPF, and BG titanium mid-pipe and cat-back. The cat-back exhaust is similar to what GRP offers with the straight pipe outside of the muffler except the muffler-can is much smaller. Seats are Recaro Podium CF.What seats and what exhaust are you running?
With the exception of ecu, there are already lot of parts in China. This car has a Mach5 200 cat without GPF, and BG titanium mid-pipe and cat-back. The cat-back exhaust is similar to what GRP offers with the straight pipe outside of the muffler except the muffler-can is much smaller. Seats are Recaro Podium CF. Running with a 3 degree camber.Damn, that hooked up really well for a RWD car. Those 295s are clearly doing a good job. It would be good to know a bit more about the mods. I wasn't aware that performance parts were already available for the i4. Any idea what power it is making?
I believe they do offer an auto V6, anyone clocked it yet?That’s a good time, and entirely because of the gearshift.
If you watch that YouTube vid where they drag race the V6 and it does it in 4.1 seconds, they clearly say that the gearchange costs half a second.
So in terms of real performance (ie. how they actually accelerate) they are both sub 4 second cars.
If you stuck a good DCT on the V6 I’m quite sure it would produce a very similar time to the one at the start of this thread.
But a lot of people just enjoy the interaction that an old school manual brings to the table and don’t care so much about numbers.
Track time by the end of month, aiming for 991 Gt3RS amateur time record.I keep saying that M139 engine is mental. A little ecu tweak sees 500hp, and that's surely going to relate to a sub 3.5 0-100km. I doubt the cooling will be an issue unless the car is being tracked. Looking forward to seeing how far this car and engine gets pushed.
will dyno soonDamn, that hooked up really well for a RWD car. Those 295s are clearly doing a good job. It would be good to know a bit more about the mods. I wasn't aware that performance parts were already available for the i4. Any idea what power it is making?
I believe they do offer an auto V6, anyone clocked it yet?
With the exception of ecu, there are already lot of parts in China. This car has a Mach5 200 cat without GPF, and BG titanium mid-pipe and cat-back. The cat-back exhaust is similar to what GRP offers with the straight pipe outside of the muffler except the muffler-can is much smaller. Seats are Recaro Podium CF. Running with a 3 degree camber.
These are absolutely insane times. If I understand correctly, you have a titanium exhaust and carbon seats but no tune right? Guess for N/A we'll be really looking out for a proper ECU tune to atleast get us to the 400hp see in NYO EmirasAnd with consistent results