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Old 06-20-2007, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by SANguru
and funny how a twin turbo 335i only gave a 40hp increase from the 330i.. but oh let me tell you, the difference is NOT in HP... ever drive a car with a ton of torque? THe M5 motor is very peaky having owned one. Audi motors with turbo's have an incredible power band all through the rev range.
Which is why, much to many people's dismay, I'm interested in seeing which engine makes it into the next CTS-V before pulling the trigger on an M5 or M6 (that, and horror stories of the SMG). If they drop in the LS7, as most people seem to think, you have 505 HP and 470 tq. You feel that torque down low way before you feel HP at 8000 rpm.
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