Mazdaspeed3 and BMW 335i on Calaveras road
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In the future, while Polk is pretty lenient on the occasional swearing, you may want to avoid putting it in the SUBJECT.If you will it, dude, it is no dream.
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bobman1235 wrote: »In the future, while Polk is pretty lenient on the occasional swearing....
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bobman1235 wrote: »In the future, while Polk is pretty lenient on the occasional swearing, you may want to avoid putting it in the SUBJECT.
i did not even think about that
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typical BMW driver.....;)
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typical BMW driver.....;)
Yes it is
i have a BMW and a lil (RICER turbo) mazda
most BMW guys i have met are like the one in the video.mole' -
Intelligent people usually pull over and let them pass.
The others do that in which the BMW guy did.
In my younger days, I probably would have hurt the BMW driver in some manner.
But, too, I wouldn't be speeding on that type of road.
As we age, we become less bulletproof and less than ten feet tall.
Too, my old BMW had 4 digits for a model number and was slow and smoky under deceleration, my old 76 2002.
Handled like a dream, though.:eek:
Four different worn tires and it stuck like it was glued, I once asked a technician at BMW why it didn't squeal around corners. He told me I would flip it first.
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JimKellyfan wrote: »Intelligent people usually pull over and let them pass.
The others do that in which the BMW guy did.
In my younger days, I probably would have hurt the BMW driver in some manner.
But, too, I wouldn't be speeding on that type of road.
As we age, we become less bulletproof and less than ten feet tall.
Too, my old BMW had 4 digits for a model number and was slow and smoky under deceleration, my old 76 2002.
Handled like a dream, though.:eek:
Four different worn tires and it stuck like it was glued, I once asked a technician at BMW why it didn't squeal around corners. He told me I would flip it first.
Incredible.
the BMW in that Vid is a 335i (twinturbo) but its slow and has a decent suspension in stock form. the mazdaSPEED 3 is also turbocharged but in this case it was not stock.
the guy in the Mazda did the right thing IMO, but i would not of been that nice at all.mole' -
Umm, did you just say a 335i is slow? It does 0-60 in 4.9 seconds and crosses the 1/4-mile mark in 13.6 @ 105. No, that's not blazing. But it sure isn't slow, either.
In stock form it takes the Mazdaspeed3 5.5 seconds to 60 and 14 flat through the 1/4.
I definitely fail to see how the BMW is slow when compared to the 'Speed3.George Grand wrote: »
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Yes, a 335i is slow. At least for the price, IMO.
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audiobliss wrote: »Umm, did you just say a 335i is slow? It does 0-60 in 4.9 seconds and crosses the 1/4-mile mark in 13.6 @ 105. No, that's not blazing. But it sure isn't slow, either.
In stock form it takes the Mazdaspeed3 5.5 seconds to 60 and 14 flat through the 1/4.
I definitely fail to see how the BMW is slow when compared to the 'Speed3.
i said that mazdaSPEED3 was not stock. it was easily in the low 12 sec range. aka would kill that stock 335i from a roll or dig. i have seen many 335i do a 14.+ in stock form.mole' -
Serendipity wrote: »Yes, a 335i is slow. At least for the price, IMO.
There are many cars that can do the same for less...
thank you
now for a fast car that was super cheap new. look at the Dodge SRT-4 $20k brand new, 230hp, 250tq, 5.3 0-60, and 13.8@105 in stock form.
that 335i is 45k stockmole' -
i said that mazdaSPEED3 was not stock. it was easily in the low 12 sec range. aka would kill that stock 335i from a roll or dig. i have seen many 335i do a 14.+ in stock form.
WTF? Dude, where do you get low 12 seconds on that Speed3? I watched that video months ago and the only thing I recall being mentioned was it having a CAI. Otherwise stock engine. In stock form, the MS3 is lucky to run upper 13s. A CAI is not going to bring it down in the low 12s.
BTW, I know, I have a Speed3. Its quick, but I wouldn't expect to overtake a 335i unless the driver sucked or was half asleep.For rig details, see my profile. Nothing here anymore... -
WTF? Dude, where do you get low 12 seconds on that Speed3? I watched that video months ago and the only thing I recall being mentioned was it having a CAI. Otherwise stock engine. In stock form, the MS3 is lucky to run upper 13s. A CAI is not going to bring it down in the low 12s.
BTW, I know, I have a Speed3. Its quick, but I wouldn't expect to overtake a 335i unless the driver sucked or was half asleep.
it was stated on another site. SRTforums.com the said SPEED3 has a SST turbo (where you upgrade the stock wheel in the turbo) ported ext mani, bigger injectors, meth and so on. ill look for the threadmole' -
it was stated on another site. SRTforums.com the said SPEED3 has a SST turbo (where you upgrade the stock wheel in the turbo) ported ext mani, bigger injectors, meth and so on. ill look for the thread
Well, the guy who took the video, and posted his car info on Youtube, just said it had CAI. Not sure I'd trust anything from another forum.For rig details, see my profile. Nothing here anymore... -
Serendipity wrote: »Yes, a 335i is slow. At least for the price, IMO.
There are many cars that can do the same for less...
That doesn't make it slow...it's just expensive. 0-60 in 4.9 seconds and crosses the 1/4-mile mark in 13.6 @ 105 is not slow.McIntosh MA252 Integrated Amp, LUMIN D2 Network Music Player, Yamaha Aventage RX-A840 receiver, Emotiva XPA Gen3 2 channel amp, Polk LSiM 703 speakers. Oppo UDP-203 Blu-Ray player, Polk LSiM 705 speakers. Polk Signature S20 speakers. -
Well, the guy who took the video, and posted his car info on Youtube, just said it had CAI. Not sure I'd trust anything from another forum.
its all good man.
you on any of the mazda forums? your MS3 stock?mole' -
its all good man.
you on any of the mazda forums? your MS3 stock?
Yep, on a couple Mazda forums, but don't really go there much. Mine is stock except for the audio system and the two kids seats in the backFor rig details, see my profile. Nothing here anymore... -
Yep, on a couple Mazda forums, but don't really go there much. Mine is stock except for the audio system and the two kids seats in the back
cool cool
my MazdaSPEED is stock too (only for warranty reason) but the tires 225/40/17 racingHART rims, spark plugs and drop in K&N.
and i have the BABYSEAT MOD TOOmole' -
Straight line performance and handling is phenomenal on that car.
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Straight line performance and handling is phenomenal on that car.
(really fun on the track)
on what car?mole' -
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the bimmer
stock its slow man
add a Split second power pack and it will wake the car up.
good motor to build up on tho.
the suspension is nice on them tho. just need some wider tires in the back.
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mark090852 wrote: »That doesn't make it slow...it's just expensive. 0-60 in 4.9 seconds and crosses the 1/4-mile mark in 13.6 @ 105 is not slow.Serendipity wrote: »Yes, a 335i is slow. At least for the price, IMO.
There are many cars that can do the same for less...
The 2009 BMW 335i has a base price of $40,600. Does 0-60 in 4.9 seconds.
The 2010 C6 Corvette has a base price of $48,930 and does 0-60 in 4.0 seconds.
Does that mean your mom got ripped off buying her Corvette? Heck no. It's a great car and a great choice if you can afford it. But so is the 335i. And it's not slow.
Admittedly the Corvette is a lot faster. And $9k more expensive. And I'm a Chevy guy through and through, I'd love to have a Corvette. But speaking realistically, compared to the BMW, the Corvette still has a rental car interior with a myriad of cheap and cheaper plastics with crappy seats. The BMW has a spectacular interior, great handling (at least on par with the base C6 I'd wager), and that German engineering and build quality everyone goes on about until I'm sick of hearing it, but it's true.
And not to mention the 335i isn't a sports car. It's a four door 'saloon' for carrying people around in comfort and style. Oh, and it's also really powerful and fast, too. That's not the 3-series' purpose. But the 335i happens to do that very well, too.George Grand wrote: »
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TY audiobliss!
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now for a fast car that was super cheap new. look at the Dodge SRT-4 $20k brand new, 230hp, 250tq, 5.3 0-60, and 13.8@105 in stock form.George Grand wrote: »
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the 335i is gutless and slow
have you driven one before?
and to compare it to a vette is just insane. the vette would kill it.mole' -
audiobliss wrote: »Amen to that! Those SRT-4's were wicked. Had a friend who built his up quite a bit. Man, they were potent stock...and had incredible potential in them. Certainly would be a blast, at least in a straight line, to have one.
i have 2 SRT-4s
one is a mostly stock 2005 black and has taken out stock 335i with ease....
2004 custom silver and the other is fully gutted, full roll cage, a 800hp motor/setup, full race suspension.
i see your in NC. look up a shop called DCR. they have a 7 sec and an 8 sec SRT-4mole'