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04-24-2021, 07:24 PM | #47 |
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Just by saying the G82 was spinning in 3rd at 50mph means it probably has poor tires, which also impacted it's launch and potentially made it spin when kicking down in comfort.
The F82, if stock, is running really well and surprised me. Just by saying it has a burble tune or whatever makes people suspect it's not stock. Also saying this is a comp pkg is another question mark on the integrity of the info provided. I think it's just the perfect storm of an F82 doing well and a G82 not.
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04-24-2021, 08:04 PM | #48 | |
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Doesn't seem feasible that we are getting a very very good time for the F80 in the wet. Combine that with the fact that we know that car is tuned in some way shape or form and it simply isn't trustworthy. |
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that video should be considered for "entertainment purposes only" way to many variables at play mostly wet road . We should not take any of those results seriously. But one thing everyone can see in that video...is the visual difference between the new and the old.... some like the new & some don't but its more than just looks that has caused the deep division Its more than just looks. I prefer the the f82 because its physically smaller - lighter weight and can be had with a dual clutch transmission ( I love it despite its quirks ) and its overall shaper looks and body design. It checks all the boxes for me not just one. Its going to continue to be a keeper for awhile Buy what makes you happy. |
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04-25-2021, 10:39 AM | #52 |
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The car in question (i.e. F82) has a CS tune on it, the car won't burble like that with the stock mapping and burbles turned on.
This race is essentially F82 CS vs G82 Comp. Either way: 1. G82 has more power up to 2. More turbo lag 3. DCT is miles ahead of ZF8, watch the video in between shifts, and kick-downs, the DCT springs up all the torque right away lurching the car forward. I don't want to hear anything else about ZF8 vs DCT. The ZF8 probably makes for an awesome daily driver but it is no competition for a performance oriented DCT |
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Wow, I had no idea we had so many John Force' and Ayrton Senna' amongst us here in Bimmerpost! Here's a reality check...95% of all these cars (G8x and F8x) will never sniff a circuit or a drag strip. What 95% of these cars will do will be a few highway pulls, maybe a few street light fights and that's it. Ohhh, so you hit the apex on the on ramp...awesome bro, here's a cookie! In the real world, these cars are just about even. That is a fact. The G8x has a better interior and the F8x looks better. The performance differences in these cars can only be realized on a track and mostly by trained drivers (which of course all of you are). It's amazing the arguments that ensue over closed course results.
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That said, there seems to be a significant difference in directness and feel between the two cars. |
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That's impossible given that his credibility is Zero i.e. lying about the car being an M4 Competition.
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Yeah I just don't see why he should get the benefit of the doubt here.
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Same results more or less as Joe's comparison ... G82 has better traction even on same tires as F82 but not by so much once F82 has PS4S too. DCT is superior no matter what in responsiveness. G82 is faster and more confortable all around ... it's just ugly in comparison.
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Amazing how much quicker the M440 AWD is off the line and how F82's weight makes a difference in the brake test. F82's DCT is also a game changer.
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Here's the VIN; feel free to decode it. WBS3R92030K342575 Here's that 7-month old Carwow video featuring this exact Java Green F82. It's correctly labeled a base here and the exhaust sounds like the usual plain 2015 non-ZCP, no burbles (in other words, no tune). It set a 12.5 second time in that video. |
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Maybe these results are possible. All we know is this particular experiment is flawed/untrustworthy. They should redo it with a real OEM ZCP car. |
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