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      11-16-2018, 07:51 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by GT500R View Post
Possible to add in the latest 1/4 mile time I have for drag points for sea level? With the tune (approx. 460 hp?) not sure how much hp I have to be honest.
Looking at your runs from 12 Oct 2018 summarized in the G01 ¼ Mile Thread, https://x3.xbimmers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1397744 , they essentially superimpose on emyoo’s just above the 400 HP sim curve, so about 55+/- crank HP higher than the stock G01 at 355. He had 12.32s/110.45mph 6 Sep 2018 with his JB4 Map5 at DA +886, and you were 12.38s/110.02mph at DA-123. Remember the sim is an approximated construct so wouldn’t view it as gospel. I'll post an updated graph in that thread to keep this one focused on the X3M.

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Originally Posted by 5against8 View Post
Max Well This is a great data set, thanks for putting it together! Any thought of further enhancing P-SAVIE w/ handling? e.g. maybe divide by the skidpad result? Should be available for most (of course not yet for X3M/X4M, very very interested to see these of course). C/D has been adding this to performance SAV tests for awhile now.
That’s certainly a thought, 5against8. As the data chart is already complex with a lot of columns I felt it best to keep it manageable without getting into the handling aspects such as braking and skidpad. But a separate chart looking at some of those parameters would be interesting, and then somehow combining it with the P-SAVIE perhaps.

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Pretty cool, nice work. Shouldn't X3M be more in the 4300-4400 lb range?
The X3M’s hypothetical weight came from a discussion last year in beammeupscottie’s thread, https://x3.xbimmers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1434391. MN2///M suggested BMW will attempt to maximize weight savings in the M variant, thereby coming in less than the G01. But it’s possible this won’t happen and the M will arrive more in the weight range you suggest. If that occurs, then it seems BMW should seriously consider 500 HP as the base minimum to remain competitive.
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