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Old 25th January 2008, 15:29   #11
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ok, i have seen an other vidéo in holland, and the 2 car was equal.....

but not to 250 km/h probably...
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Old 25th January 2008, 16:01   #12
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This was to260 km/h speedometer indicated on the CSL.
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Old 25th January 2008, 20:54   #13
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I'm the CSL owner/driver.

Of course I was running S6 mode, esp was off an I did run sport mode.

There was absolutely nothing wrong with the CSL, the E92 was just so much quicker. It is the same csl that went quicker than M5 E39, Audi RS4 B7 in some other movies.
The CSL is quite fast, but not that fast, it's a car for the track and not a street racer in my eyes.

I hade approx 260 km/h on the clock when passing the finnish line.

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Old 25th January 2008, 22:39   #14
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Worth mentioning isalso that this race was at 4-6 degrees Celsius and that made the cars behave alot different than they did in the summer when it waa 30-35 degrees celsius.


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I'm the CSL owner/driver.

Of course I was running S6 mode, esp was off an I did run sport mode.

There was absolutely nothing wrong with the CSL, the E92 was just so much quicker. It is the same csl that went quicker than M5 E39, Audi RS4 B7 in some other movies.
The CSL is quite fast, but not that fast, it's a car for the track and not a street racer in my eyes.

I hade approx 260 km/h on the clock when passing the finnish line.
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Old 25th January 2008, 23:04   #15
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Worth mentioning isalso that this race was at 4-6 degrees Celsius and that made the cars behave alot different than they did in the summer when it waa 30-35 degrees celsius.
The CSL however did behave the same in both events with same speed, etc. But I do agree that it looked like both RS4 and M5 E39 were quicker when the temperature was lower.
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The CDV will slow you down too. The new M3 is a serious honey of a car.
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True. My M5 was much faster when colder and I didnt think that your CSL was not affected. Maybe you're right there.

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M3 E92 vs M3 CSL on track:

http://www.petrolhead.nl/2007/08/vid..._vs_m3_csl.php

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