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Name: Addicted?
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Your Ride: 2003 350z Track Edition
0-125 diesel bmw
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incredibly sick for a diesel. they have done some amaizing things with those motors in recent years. especially with the vg turbos from banks.
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I love the look of that car too. The front splitter looks awesome. I've never considered diesel a performance automobile... but bmw did it. haha
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good lord, didn't know diesels could move like that! and the stopping time was amazing too!
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I am all but sure that the turbo diesel is the car engine of the future!
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wow incredible.. and yes they are the future of engines.. they've found a way to make diesel engine's run on some kind of different oil I was reading somewhere...
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uh i think its on a dyno no car can stop that fast... you would have gone though a brand new set of brake pads from 100 to 0
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pyro
uh i think its on a dyno no car can stop that fast... you would have gone though a brand new set of brake pads from 100 to 0
but notice how he was correcting the steering wheel when stopping? that wouldn't happen on a dyno would it?
but whatever it is, that car is SICK.
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