How does accleration in a E9X M3 feel?

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by Millie

lol no.

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[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by DSilk

Yes. The M3 already has a highly stressed engine, and adding forced induction will only increase those stresses. More fuel and air in the cylinder means higher compression ratios and bigger explosions. Not a recipe for rod bearing longevity. This is why people who want to avoid shrapneling engine parts will do far more than simply tack on an aftermarket supercharger.

Damn... I made a call to inquire and all and was happy and then this... the rod bearing issue that comes back to my mind.

Maybe I just don't need a supercharger. People are so left and right about this. I saw video where a guy starts to accelerate and you see him being pushed back in his seat, not like crazy but it still has a small kick to it.

Only the test drive will truly show me what it is.

[vsix]

Originally Posted by kb9uwu

i also lol'ed

I just refered about the feel you get from pressing the ///M button, I don't give a shit what it activates or not...Oh and LOL

[kb9uwu]

Originally Posted by vsix

I just refered about the feel you get from pressing the ///M button, I don't give a shit what it activates or not...Oh and LOL

ignorance is bliss, right?

[Amirsm3]

Originally Posted by vsix

I just refered about the feel you get from pressing the ///M button, I don't give a shit what it activates or not...Oh and LOL

So you don't want to understand what the button actually does?

[Helmsman]

Originally Posted by Amirsm3

Once I get a blower (hopefully come December), I'll hopefully have the same feeling stock 335i owners get.

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You're a generous man Amir!

[Amirsm3]

Originally Posted by Helmsman

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You're a generous man Amir!

LOL

I denno...this thread cracks me up every time I open it.