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Old 21st October 2009, 19:12   #1
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Great Vid !!!

Nice to see the legend again...

I would say that up to 130 km/h the M3 did not win any metres more. It is just the start that made him quicker.

Very nice car Ando. Congratulations.

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Thanks Ralf , it´s not so easy to start with the B7 when the first gear is so long !
I have aprox 3200 Rpm in 50 km/h on 1.st gear and when I give full gas nothing happends for 1 sec and then , wheelspin
This became much more obvius when I raised the boost ....
But as you say , the M3 don´t go away any more when we are up in speed and thats were the old B7 likes to be

I could also change gears much faster but I don´t want to "rape" my darling
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