[edwarjejeega]

Originally Posted by DanMpower

Impressive indeed. I wonder if it was truly full weight…

!

[NKGK20]

Originally Posted by edwarjejeega

!

I also talked to the company in Russia that made his custom map on Jb4. He has midpipe, dp, e30 and jb4. He said with Micky thompson sticky tires we could of ran a 9.8
So I believe them, if any of you clowns don't then you're just hating cuz your car isn't this fast.

[Shlomia123]

Originally Posted by edwarjejeega

100%. To crack 4's 60-130 you need to be trapping around 146-148mph. It will do that, I'm sure of it with turbos!

Do you think rwd with this set up for 60-130 would be similar results?

[edwarjejeega]

Originally Posted by Shlomia123

Do you think rwd with this set up for 60-130 would be similar results?

Theoretically, yes. However, it would definitely need traction to do so. You save 70-100 lbs & suffer less of a drivetrain loss, even though xDrive sends 85% of its power to the rear wheels. I haven't seen a rwd one this fast 60-130, but there is one with just a custom e60 tune and downpipes running 6.2 in worse weather

[CanesM4]

Originally Posted by edwarjejeega

I'm not sure what to tell you. The owner sent me the dyno of the car and it was making 677hp and 640 tq. He said it was in crank and not wheel HP.

I told them that doesn't seem right, as the car should be somewhere around 750 hp but he told me they dyno'd the exact same M4 on there stock, and made 550hp @ the crank from the factory.

It's not even wheel hp? They are either lying about the hp, the weight or the time.

[CanesM4]

Originally Posted by NKGK20

I also talked to the company in Russia that made his custom map on Jb4. He has midpipe, dp, e30 and jb4. He said with Micky thompson sticky tires we could of ran a 9.8
So I believe them, if any of you clowns don't then you're just hating cuz your car isn't this fast.

You clearly have never had a fast car and have no idea how much power a 4000 lb car would need to make to get into the 9's.

[CanesM4]

Originally Posted by KevinMO91

What lol? A track would get an even better number (assuming its a prep'd surface track)

These are verified runs on draggy, on surfaces that tend to be worse then a track.....

We also know draggy is a very accurate metric as people have run them at the track.........

It's a 9.97 so its barely into the 9s, we have had other cars running 10 flat....this is the hill you wanna die on lol?

I mean get it on a track to get an accurate time. A 4000 lb car making 680 crank hp is not running in the 9's

[LongBeachDinanFan]

Heavier F90 M5s making around 700whp have run high 9s. The G80 dynos I've seen are north of 650whp. Seems pretty plausible.

Also no one is removing their engine to see what sort of "crank hp" it makes so any power claims are a guess at best. The power during record run above may be closer to 675whp since they are clearly pushing boost and timing as much as they can.

[NKGK20]

Originally Posted by CanesM4

You clearly have never had a fast car and have no idea how much power a 4000 lb car would need to make to get into the 9's.

How is the video lying? Lol you're hilarious man.

[CanesM4]

Originally Posted by NKGK20

How is the video lying? Lol you're hilarious man.

Again...... Either they are lying about the hp or the weight or the draggy isn't accurate. That car would need way more hp to get into the 9's

[NKGK20]

Originally Posted by CanesM4

Again...... Either they are lying about the hp or the weight or the draggy isn't accurate. That car would need way more hp to get into the 9's

Ummm how about 10's? Is 10's ok for you? Would you believe 10's?

[spool twice]

likely 680awhp...BMS themselves state 658RWHP with a standard map on E47 fuel. Since this was done on full race fuel, it's likely not as fuel limited as using an E47 mix.

So perhaps 800-820CHP? CHP is just a guess, so I'd say the "680HP" is really 680 @ wheels.

...can you imagine what this thing will do with proper fuel/lambda adjustments? wowza's, what an increadible platform out of the box!

[CanesM4]

Originally Posted by NKGK20

Ummm how about 10's? Is 10's ok for you? Would you believe 10's?

High 10s, sure

[NKGK20]

Originally Posted by CanesM4

High 10s, sure

No bro.. 10.1 and 10 flat. There's videos up, guy that runs low 10's and hits a 10 flat is known by some folks on the forums. So those numbers are accurate. Maybe you need to reevaluate your knowledge of the G80, and what it's capable of. I'm done here.

[edwarjejeega]

Originally Posted by CanesM4

High 10s, sure

High 10's with 620 whp lmao it's not a hellcat

[edwarjejeega]

Originally Posted by NKGK20

No bro.. 10.1 and 10 flat. There's videos up, guy that runs low 10's and hits a 10 flat is known by some folks on the forums. So those numbers are accurate. Maybe you need to reevaluate your knowledge of the G80, and what it's capable of. I'm done here.

Darrell ran 10.05 @ 137 mph and his car is 650 whp. He ran that in 25°F higher and over 1800 DA Higher. this car is mid 600's give or take. Definitely not 700-800

[02M3ForMe]

Originally Posted by CanesM4

High 10s, sure

Low 10s

[NKGK20]

Originally Posted by edwarjejeega

Darrell ran 10.05 @ 137 mph and his car is 650 whp. He ran that in 25°F higher and over 1800 DA Higher. this car is mid 600's give or take. Definitely not 700-800

Yea man this guy thinks it's another F80/82..

[SigmaShift]

Originally Posted by CanesM4

I'm not buying it. 680 hp is not enough to get an almost 4,000 lb car into the 9's. Put it on a track and see what it does. It won't be close to the 9's

Doesn't seem to be a problem for 2018+ 10spd Mustang GT's which also have a similar weight.

[02M3ForMe]

Originally Posted by NKGK20

Yea man this guy thinks it's another F80/82..

The way the G80 xDrive puts down power versus any F80 variant is night and day.

[sleepdoc]

My 2010GTR ran 10.003 @138 with bolt ons /e85 and stock turbos. Mustang Dyno @585whp. So it is possible with that Hp.

[N3M3S1S]

Originally Posted by sleepdoc

My 2010GTR ran 10.003 @138 with bolt ons /e85 and stock turbos. Mustang Dyno @585whp. So it is possible with that Hp.

And the GTR is a heavier car.