E30 S50 vs. Z4 MCoupe

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  • rneedham1979
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    Sweet!

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  • matt
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    I am at all Peachtree chapter DEs and autoxes.

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  • asubimmer
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    yup racing. I would have said something but I didn't know you were there.



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  • matt
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    Originally posted by asubimmer
    I was at road atlanta too but I wasn't driving...

    you see our car? #28
    Nope. Racing?

    Shoulda said something... I was the loud white e30 with "The Racer's Market" across the rear window. C57

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  • static
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    ^^ that's a good point actually. Just couple of days ago i had my friend "spirited driving" my car with me in pass seat. - the car regained respect in my eyes. It feels very different depending on whether you are in control or not :)

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  • mazur
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    Originally posted by cahomey
    Are you sure? I feel like my car isn't that much faster then stock.
    Have you ever been a passenger in your own car?

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  • mazur
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    Originally posted by matt
    Nope.

    The way it would usually go is:

    1- Exit turn 5
    2- point people by and lift so they can pass before 6
    3- turn 6
    4- more people catch me
    5- turn 7
    6- exit turn 7 flat in third (on to back straight)
    7- shift into 4th and enter the passing zone, giving signal but not lifting
    8- walk away from e36 M3 that had had a run on me coming out of turn 7
    9- lift before the end of the passing zone (around 100) so they can actually pass

    I could have been that a-hole in a fast car who rockets down the straights then parks it in the corners. I am still working on going fast around the WHOLE track. It's only my second weekend at RA and I'm already out of the beginner group also, so the other drivers on track with me are usually faster in the corners.
    Oh snap...kinda forgot I was in the 24v section and you have an M50. I was thinking, "How the fuck can an M20 do that without major mods?", lol.

    Then yah, your car is expected to be quicker. My friend has a '98 M3 and said this guy that owns an M50 powered E30 track car put 3 car lengths on him on the highway.

    Not exactly sure what speeds they started and ended, but whatever.

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  • asubimmer
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    I was at road atlanta too but I wasn't driving...

    you see our car? #28

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  • cahomey
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    i want to strip my car and feel it's full potential.

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  • matt
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    Nope.

    The way it would usually go is:

    1- Exit turn 5
    2- point people by and lift so they can pass before 6
    3- turn 6
    4- more people catch me
    5- turn 7
    6- exit turn 7 flat in third (on to back straight)
    7- shift into 4th and enter the passing zone, giving signal but not lifting
    8- walk away from e36 M3 that had had a run on me coming out of turn 7
    9- lift before the end of the passing zone (around 100) so they can actually pass

    I could have been that a-hole in a fast car who rockets down the straights then parks it in the corners. I am still working on going fast around the WHOLE track. It's only my second weekend at RA and I'm already out of the beginner group also, so the other drivers on track with me are usually faster in the corners.

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  • mazur
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    Originally posted by matt
    100% sure. I ran a few of them down on the straights at Road Atlanta last weekend.

    Mostly stock can be pretty damn fast when one of my mods is custom software...
    Maybe you're carrying more speed out of the corners...

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  • matt
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    Originally posted by cahomey
    Are you sure? I feel like my car isn't that much faster then stock.
    100% sure. I ran a few of them down on the straights at Road Atlanta last weekend.

    Mostly stock can be pretty damn fast when one of my mods is custom software...

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  • golde30
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    Originally posted by PiercedE30
    Blew the rivets on his floor pans, obviously.

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  • PiercedE30
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    Blew the welds on the intake manifold, obviously.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    He probably was not double clutching like he should...


    Nice kill story!

    Luke

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