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Old 25th September 2008, 17:29   #11
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Not necessarily true. By raising the rev limit you can hold a higher speed in a given gear. Therefore when you upshift, you enter the next gear at higher rpms than usual since you entered at a higher road speed than usual. In essence, you shift the "power band" up into high rpms. Now as long as the lower rpms that you no longer use makes less power than the high rpms you can now achieve, the car is faster. I am quite sure this is the case with the S62 and the transmissions we have.
thrust at the rear wheels would confirm this. If one is falling too far off the up curve then you may not be faster.
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Old 25th September 2008, 18:51   #12
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Yo uwiull get higher up i nthe power / toruq band on the next gear.

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Awesome video! The E39...is there a dyno curve to show the extra revs are doing anything or is it already falling off of the HP curve past ~6800rpms? I'm curious since if it is falling off the HP curve past ~7krpms then there isn't any point in revving past that?
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Long live the BEAST! So this M5 is basically stock, right (Besides chip)? Wow, I am surprised. I thought the new M3 would walk our beasts, since E39 is heavier and has less power. I guess its all the TORQUE we got
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Long live the BEAST! So this M5 is basically stock, right (Besides chip)? Wow, I am surprised. I thought the new M3 would walk our beasts, since E39 is heavier and has less power. I guess its all the TORQUE we got
I'd like to see a DKG sedan or coupe go up against the beast. Those should be a bit faster than the cabrio.
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So the M5 and M3 were very close, the M3 beats the C63, does that mean the M5 would beat the C63? I assumed the C63 would walk our cars.
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wow

very close but im suprised how it cought you right before the end

During my high speed run with a 2 door non dsg or conv. I cought up to him even though he had 4 car length jump start...



I thought the m5 had the SS headers my bad its no wonder it lost so bad its stock with 7400 rpm wooooooo
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The C63 AMG will walk the M5 but not humiliate it.

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The C63 AMG will walk the M5 but not humiliate it.

its to bad you guys in sweden dont have any s2 or s3 m5s the diff makes a big difference
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