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Would you please calculate the trap speed of this car the way you always calculate in other forums? http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...031015&page=13 Also you and owner of that car have had a long journey in different threads and somewhere he even claimed over 800HP but always refused to post the dyno! The only Dyno he posted shows 660WHP which is far less than 800HP at crank unless we consider about 18% drivetrain loss that I know you don't buy it as you believe in 12% .... http://f10.m5post.com/forums/showthr...=979350&page=2 He also mentioned that his car has STOCK OUTPUT 558.19 WHP and 681.20 Nm of Torque where you posted 700HP, MHR stage 4! http://f10.m5post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=830347 The point I’m trying to make is that you guys are providing the numbers that are not reliable! … I mean I’m lost here
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The 660whp Dynojet graph is from when he had the Manhart Stage IV tune that they said was 700hp (which is why they call their M5 and M6 either MH5 700 or MH6 700) Since the MAHA has a different method to measure losses, these allways show a different whp number to a Dynojet. This has been discussed at length over on the F8x Boards. The owner have had a few "bad" experiences where all he got from sharing dyno results was just bickering. The MAHA will show what looks like a low whp number and large losses. Just look at the MAHA graph on the F8x and you will see what I mean. That's partly because the MAHA uses eddy current drums I have been told by the experts. I'm sure that if he posted his 800hp MAHA dyno, all he would hear was that the WHP was different or that he only gained x amount of whp, how can that be 800hp? It would end up in a endless debate with people dismissing the MAHA results, without understanding how the MAHA operates. But, again, the 660whp graph is from back in the days when he had the Manhart tune. His M5 did 558whp on the Dynojet and 660whp on the same Dynojet after the Manhart tune. With the knowledge that Dynojets often seem to inflate numbers, even Manhart chose not to call their car the MH5 750, but chose MH5 700 as a more proper number. They got 100whp more after their tune, so 700hp at the crank seems a reasonable gain from the claimed stock 560hp. So, what doesn't add up in the numbers that has been provided? We all know Dynojets seem to have inflated numbers, but his car made a 100whp gain. The Dynojet result of 660whp is the basis of the Manhart "700-series" of M5 and M6 tunes. That's hardly unreliable numbers to base a claim of 700hp at the crank on, is it? If anything it's being VERY modest after recording 660whp... Last edited by Boss330; 09-14-2014 at 01:57 PM.. |
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Then he claimed 790 HP with PPP...Post number 108 here: http://f10.m5post.com/forums/showthr...=830347&page=5 ... this claim were changed later on to 800 and then over 800! Sorry my friend, I don't buy any of these claims!!! No offence to anyone including that guy! He has a good car...
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One year later he changed to the PPP tune (http://f10.m5post.com/forums/showpos...&postcount=108) That makes it a year, not weeks. Not sure how you managed to miss that After all, that info was in the links you provided... We are now having exactly the discussion that is the reason why he won't show his dyno graph. He writes here http://f10.m5post.com/forums/showpos...&postcount=108 that they measured 706 crank HP on a MAHA dyno. The 660whp was from a Dynojet. Same car, but different dynos! As I replied to you in my previous post, even Manhart calls it a 700hp tune, as they, and everybody else, knows that history shows Dynojets to be inflated. Didn't you also read what the tuner said? He had cars with 450whp on a Dynojet that just made 470hp at the crank on a MAHA... Dynojets has from 312whp to 370whp on the stock E9x M3 and 395whp to 425whp on the stock F8x M3/M4. Which of these numbers is correct? You can't compare a Dynojet with a MAHA, heck you can't even compare one Dynojet with another Dynojet... Worst case is that his MAHA dyno shows 790hp, not 800hp... Unless he has made some other mods (in fact his car is now at Leib Engineering having Supersprint exhaust manifolds added and a new custom software map). He also got a 84hp gain from his Manhart tune vs his PPP tune on the same MAHA dyno. Again, which numbers don't add up? |
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I said he never posted any dyno or VBOX except the one that I mentioned and you are saying is high! .... He just "claimed" the numbers and those numbers do not make sense unless you have some evidences no matter what how many time you confirm them Again, would you please calculate the trap speed of this 800HP/4400lb car the way you always calculate or at least give me a link to the formula you admit ???
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All this thread did was prove what I already knew. Don't mess with 997.2 Turbo S. Those things are silly fast. Doesn't matter how much HP this M5 has, it's still one of the fastest and most capable sedans in the world, even in stock form.
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I said @swamp2 use the CarTest simulation program to calculate trap speeds etc. This is not a simple online tool, but a full blown simulation software tool you must buy. It's not just put in a peak HP number and weight and away we go... The Manhart MH6 700 did several races on GT Board that showed the potential the Manhart tune had. If you want to claim that both member M-bitious and Simon Motorsport are liers, then that is of course up to you. I have no reason to disbelieve them. Seems you do however. Which numbers doesn't make sense to you? Manhart tune: Dynojet - 660whp MAHA - 706HP at the crank PPP tune: 790hp at the crank on the same MAHA What would be different towards these numbers "making sense" to you with a dyno graph? What would make more sense if you saw the numbers above on a dyno graph? Do you still believe that you can compare a Dynojet with a MAHA? Do you realize the variation on the Dynojet is around 15% for the same type of car. This means you can't even compare one Dynojet with another Dynojet, as one might show 400whp and the other shows 460whp for the same car... Last edited by Boss330; 09-14-2014 at 03:51 PM.. |
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Boss, I have never claimed and will never claim anybody was/is liar I just said those numbers are not reliable... like you said Dynojet vs MAHA ... BTW, I always respect people... I'm done with this discussion !!!
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make sense Be intelligible, justifiable, or practicable. http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de...ense#sense__34 liar A person who tells lies. http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de...n_english/liar
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Guys i have to add a few things.
The 706HP measured (before the PPP-tune)at the MAHA dyno was not max power. Why not? You will ask Because at the time the car got to PP-Performance the speed-limiter was re-activated at 250km/h. We had to delete the M-drivers package/reprogram the DME's at the dealership to let PPP remove the V-Max limiter. Unfortunatly the M5 also had a torque limiter as shown in one of the video's. The M5 had 706HP at about 6100rpm in 5th gear equals about 250km/h, where the limiter was set. We calculated that with the Manhart setup it should be somewhere around 740hp at about 6950rpm at the crank. The 790hp measured with PPP setup was not yet with the IPE exhaust and also not with the torque limiter removed and even not yet with the bigger downpipes. |
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State or assert that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de..._english/claim Boss, you are acting opposite the way you used to be! Go to bed. Its midnight over there ... you need some rests when you wake up tomorrow, then read my posts again lol Good night buddy
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We tune alot of 997TT and yes they are insanely fast.. you got a great car too V box numbers will be posted sometime soon whenever M bitious has the time to do some runs.. I agree, this car should do low 6 seconds fom 60-130MHP if not even below 6 seconds if traction is not a problem |
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But the real problem in what you said is that you judge power numbers, without looking at the weight. The BMW M5 weights 4400lbs. The cabrio M6 can't even keep up with the new M4 (tested by me). The regular BMW M6 and M5 acceleration is decent, but it could use 40-50% more power with no complaints from anyone. |
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To put things into perspective while not having vbox numbers. Car was on stage 4 Manhart back then with over 700 crank bhp.
First here is a BMW M3 E92 against a Mercedes C63 Coupe AMG black series. Then my car is up against the same Mercedes. |
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