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      03-20-2013, 08:21 PM   #9
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I agree, the VT1-550 and VT2-585 charts were very similar.

The VT2 M3 also did the numbers with approx 0.5psi less boost than the VT1, and will hold that power for a much longer period of time.

This is essential if seeing extended track use. The upgrade path is much easier since the cooling system is unchanged for VT2-585, 625 and 650 systems when additional power is desired.
Actually one critical point I should add to this. The VT2-585 equipped M3 is running 20" wheels, compared to the VT1-550 running the stock 19s.
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