Took a 325i Today
04-05-2005, 04:34 PM
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Took a 325i Today
Lined up at red light raced to around 120 km/h took him from the start and pulled farther away as it went along. I have an intake in my car which is only mod for now. So don't be afraid to race em guys well at least 325i and under for now haha .. raced a 330ci and got my butt kicked ....TWICE !! haha
04-08-2005, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by taxidriversingh
325is are weaker then the TSX. They are rated at 190hp.
04-09-2005, 12:39 AM
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Thanks guys .. I thought the BMW would at least give me some kind of competition but I guess not. I know that the 320i is slower all around but I didnt know untill I raced him. As for the 325xi I highly doubt you can beat that . !! Its a 4 wheel drive car with shitlada torque.!!!
04-09-2005, 07:08 AM
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Thanks guys .. I thought the BMW would at least give me some kind of competition but I guess not. I know that the 320i is slower all around but I didnt know untill I raced him. As for the 325xi I highly doubt you can beat that . !! Its a 4 wheel drive car with shitlada torque.!!!
325xi has 184hp and 175lb-ft of torque. Also, on their website, it says it does 0-60 in 8.8 seconds for the auto. The 4 WD should give him more grip but it accelerates slower, shouldn't it? A friend of mine bought a brand new 325xi about a year ago and he's always bragging about his car and how it can beat the tsx but the info on the BMW website is not that impressive. Is 9 lb-ft of torque make that big of a difference?
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04-09-2005, 07:10 AM
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A 325ix will be SLOWER than a 325i unless you're talking about wet/snow. The AWD doesn't help in such a relatively low power car. The extra weight and higher CG works against it.
Oh and the E46 325 is rated at 184HP. TSX v 325 = drivers race.
Now the new E90 325 is a different story. Even in AT form (new 6AT) it should be able to beat a TSX.
Oh and the E46 325 is rated at 184HP. TSX v 325 = drivers race.
Now the new E90 325 is a different story. Even in AT form (new 6AT) it should be able to beat a TSX.
04-09-2005, 10:36 AM
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damn, im gonna have to keep modding then...i wont let myself be slower than a 325i
how much power is a TSX gonna need in order to keep up with the new 325?
how much power is a TSX gonna need in order to keep up with the new 325?
04-09-2005, 12:02 PM
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damn, im gonna have to keep modding then...i wont let myself be slower than a 325i
how much power is a TSX gonna need in order to keep up with the new 325?
how much power is a TSX gonna need in order to keep up with the new 325?
04-14-2005, 12:26 PM
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I have a 325xi and a tsx.....
The BMW has better all round torque.....from my experience driving both, the BMW would have a headstart jump, but once the tsx hits vtec it would catch up.....
The BMW has amazingly good low end torque and you wont realize it only has 184 hp
The BMW has better all round torque.....from my experience driving both, the BMW would have a headstart jump, but once the tsx hits vtec it would catch up.....
The BMW has amazingly good low end torque and you wont realize it only has 184 hp
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