18th August 2009, 02:26
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BMW M5 Dinan Evosport headers, DInan muffler, RPI Sccops and ECU vs Audi RS6 MTM Sedan 730 HP, thistime in white
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18th August 2009, 13:04
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To me that's a poor showing from the RS6 to pull away by so little. Seen a couple of these RS6's with 730HP now and that didn't impress me like the red RS6 at your last event and the RS6 vs the stroker M6 in Russia.
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18th August 2009, 13:18
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To me that's a poor showing from the RS6 to pull away by so little. Seen a couple of these RS6's with 730HP now and that didn't impress me like the red RS6 at your last event and the RS6 vs the stroker M6 in Russia.
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Sorry but are you kidding? That RED MTM 730 hp "IŽll-start-first-with-one-buslength Edition" was embarrassing, it started so bad that it wasnŽt fair. This guy in the white RS6 MTM does know HOW to start, and this is the real difference between them.
Nice race, and kudos to the guy in the RS6 that did these good starts.
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18th August 2009, 13:25
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you need a full RPI car at the event... 
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18th August 2009, 15:03
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Sorry but are you kidding? That RED MTM 730 hp "IŽll-start-first-with-one-buslength Edition" was embarrassing, it started so bad that it wasnŽt fair. This guy in the white RS6 MTM does know HOW to start, and this is the real difference between them.
Nice race, and kudos to the guy in the RS6 that did these good starts.
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YouTube - MTM RS6 725 HP vs BMW M5 Touring Supersprint: M5BOARD.com not all the time. This is why I was impressed with the red RS6. The distance it put on that SS M5 was a good few car lengths.
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18th August 2009, 20:22
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RS6 is fast but not 730hp fast...
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18th August 2009, 21:05
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RS6 is fast but not 730hp fast...
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From those vids I agree. I have seen a Porsche with 700hp and that was freakin fast.
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18th August 2009, 21:49
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This one is also nice
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I don't think that stroker is running properly, the M5 with bolt ons was keeping up with the RS6 just as well...
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19th August 2009, 01:22
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Quote:
Originally Posted by M V10
Sorry but are you kidding? That RED MTM 730 hp "IŽll-start-first-with-one-buslength Edition" was embarrassing, it started so bad that it wasnŽt fair. This guy in the white RS6 MTM does know HOW to start, and this is the real difference between them.
Nice race, and kudos to the guy in the RS6 that did these good starts.
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I agree 100%
That guy with the red MTM RS6 is a clown and cheats at the start in almost every video I've seen. These roll-ons are meant to compare each car's high speed acceleration ability with equal starts; not who can jump the gun first like Bozo.
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