Subject	can't see how this could happen, unless driver's error>
Posted by	Cap927(Boston) on September 18, 2006 at 9:04 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Fun and interesting Z related post on a BMW site. posted by Luthandrian on September 18, 2006 at 12:09 AM
Message	1995 BMW E36 M3 curb weight: 3175 240hp @6000rpm 225lb-ft@4250rpm VS 90-96 Z32 NA 220hp NA 2-seater w/o T-Tops, 5-speed: 3300 lbs NA 2-seater w/ T-Tops, 5-speed: 3350 lbs NA 2-seater w/ T-Tops, automatic: 3379 lbs NA 2-seater convertible, 5-speed: 3446 lbs NA 2-seater convertible, automatic: 3475 lbs NA 2+2, 5-speed: 3414 lbs NA 2+2, automatic: 3443 lbs I'm not putting my Z down but BMW's do deserve some respect IMHO
Follow Ups	Fun and interesting Z related post on a BMW site. - aquariuscsm 23:41:20 09/17/06 Re: Fun and interesting Z related post on a BMW site. - Luthandrian 00:09:39 09/18/06 can't see how this could happen, unless driver's error> - Cap927(Boston) 09:04:19 09/18/06 recheck your stats (n/m) - Ballistic 11:19:47 09/18/06 I did 4 different sites just to make sure, it is 20hp higher - Cap927(Boston) 12:18:56 09/18/06 pssssh, ill never lose to a bimmer (n/m) - SpecNATT (Houston) 00:13:31 09/18/06 at least they appear educated. - nemo1080 01:35:52 09/18/06 It works well. - js9krcr01040 03:40:51 09/18/06 I`m gonna try the RP Synchromax for my ailing tranny. - aquariuscsm 09:07:19 09/18/06 BTW, you don't need a TT clutch and flywheel to do - BigTDogg (MA) 11:45:38 09/18/06 Hopefully that fixes it for you (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:18:33 09/18/06 btw, who sells this stuff? my 4th grinds from time to time. (n/m) - RedSER13 12:03:11 09/18/06
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