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Originally Posted by Namir The 335i has two sequential turbos. They spool up very quickly giving it such good low end torque. For a naturally aspirated 3.7V6 this car has
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 I guess it's a bit of unfair comparison but my old 335i had great low end torque and power delivery. I know it's hard to believe but I sold Viper GTS to get the 335 and really didn't miss Viper that much because the car felt THAT good. I am positive that once you get on the Z, you will get similar performance of 335. |
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The big question I have is will the 7AT perform as well as the manual. Can't wait to see some 1/4 / track times between the 2. |
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