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      07-16-2014, 03:05 PM   #67
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So this is a cut and paste data thread from other sources?

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That isn't 100% obvious...? Everything here is traceable to the source, either directly in most cases or to a forum scan of the article.
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On this Forum, I see a lot of M-DCT when referring to the auto transmission.

Does that mean Manual-DCT or M(referring to M cars)-DCT?
The latter. M-DCT is simply BMWs official name for their Dual Clutch Transmissions used in M vehicles.
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how about their 5-60 times as that is the "real world" number that will mean the most. 0-60 in pretty meaningless as cars like the Audi S6 post amazing times (3.7) but then put up 4.9 second 5-60 times!

The M3 as tested by Car and Driver was 3.9 0-60 and 4.2 5-60, so at a stop light it should easily take out the S6, but 0-60 times make people think otherwise.
Please add any data you can find. I've yet to have a single looker/poster help collect the data. The formatting to keep the look nice and clean is very easy to understand and if it is not perfect I'll be happy to clean it up.
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So

My VBOX data was spot on!
Very accurate.

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My best theory for this is that the Vette has extrodinarily high drag coefficient. With the cars power and frontal area it should top out well above 180 mph (in fact even above 195...), yet an actual test from Car and Driver found it to top out at a "mere" 181 mph, drag limited, of course. There is just no way this is the case unless the car is: significantly over rated, has some very odd and high drive train losses or a high Cd. I think the latter is the most plausible. More discsussion on this starting around posts #135-
#151 here.
I disagree. I say it's the transmission's gear ratios.

The Stingray's Cd is running in the 0.3 range, where the new M3/M4 is running in the 0.34 range. Not to mention the frontal area of the new M3/M4 is larger than the new Stingray.

M3 height & width: 54.4in x 73.9in = ~ 28sqft
Stingray height & width: 48.6in x 73.9in = ~ 25sqft

Considering air density and velocities are the same at any given point, the Stingray's drag is 20% less than the new M3.

Tire heights and rear end ratios are near the same between the two cars, but the DCT's transmission ratios vs the Z51s TR6070 are significantly higher numerically (torque multiplier) and shorter in length, putting a lot more power to the ground in a shorter amount of time.
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The Stingray's Cd is running in the 0.3 range, where the new M3/M4 is running in the 0.34 range. Not to mention the frontal area of the new M3/M4 is larger than the new Stingray.

M3 height & width: 54.4in x 73.9in = ~ 28sqft
Stingray height & width: 48.6in x 73.9in = ~ 25sqft

Considering air density and velocities are the same at any given point, the Stingray's drag is 20% less than the new M3.
Like any other specification, the OEMs can fib or outright lie. A top speeds test finding the Stingray drag limited at 181 mph indicates either Cd or frontal area are way different than claimed, and Cd being much easier to fudge (hard if not impossible for an individual to measure) is by far the most likely spec fudged. The car simply can't have such a low drag limited Vmax with this much power and it's stated Cd and aero. Physically impossible. I can link you to a post with an example of a full manual calculation of this if you like (for the case of the E9X M3).

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I disagree. I say it's the transmission's gear ratios.
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Tire heights and rear end ratios are near the same between the two cars, but the DCT's transmission ratios vs the Z51s TR6070 are significantly higher numerically (torque multiplier) and shorter in length, putting a lot more power to the ground in a shorter amount of time.
Any proof of this or just speculation? Gear ratios typically don't have a big impact on performance across multiple gears. Peak power is what matters, nearly infinitely more than gear ratio differences. Now granted if you chose some wildly inappropriate gearing for the vehicles weight, power and redline, you could really screw up performance but these are pretty well optimized by the factory. Perhaps we can look at the related debate that a change in final drive can provide an overall improvement in performance. It can't by the way. Perhaps some isolated in gear improvement but other gears will probably then suffer and you'll have a wash in any real contest across multiple gears.
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I think you should add:

0-100 kmh (62mph) and measured weight.

From Auto Motor und Sport (June 2014), M4 DCT.
http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=998419

0 ~ 100kmh (62mph): 4.2 s
0 ~ 100 mph (o-160kmh) time: 8.8 s
0 ~ 200 km/h time: 13.6 s
1/4 mile time and speed: 12.3 @ 191 kmh (118.68 mph)
100 km/h ~ 0 braking distance: 34.4m

Measured weight: 1572kg or 3465.7 pounds (vs 1655kg or 3648.7 pounds for V8 M3) for M4 DCT including:
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Where it says "BMW M3" is this the new F80 M3, or the E9x M3?
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      07-17-2014, 11:11 AM   #76
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Where it says "BMW M3" is this the new F80 M3, or the E9x M3?
According to my stated request to have all cars be current models M3 means F80 M3.
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Hey Swamp, the 991S ran 11.8 118mph according to Road and Track article you posted..also did 0-100 in 8.4 sec.

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I can't find the 118 nor 8.4 only the 11.8 in that article.
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Added some more EU specs.

0 ~ 60mph time:0 ~ 100 km/hr time:0 ~ 100 mph time:0 ~ 160 km/hr time:0 ~ 150 mph time:0 ~ 200 km/h time:1/4 mile time and speed:400m time and speed:Standing 1 km:70 mph ~ 0 braking distance:60 mph ~ 0 braking time/distance:100 km/h ~ 0 braking distance:200 kph ~ 0 braking distance:
  • Chevrolet Corvette Stingray: 131.0 m (Sportauto)
  • Porsche Carrera 911S: 133.9 m (Sportauto)
Skidpad 300ft (unless noted):Hockenheim time:
(all from Sportauto)
  • 1:10.4 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 1:10.6 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 1:10.9 Audi R8 V10
  • 1:11.5 Corvette Stingray
  • 1:12.8 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 1:13.4 BMW M5
  • 1:14.3 Audi RS5
Nurburgring Nordeschleife time:
(20.6 km, all from Sportauto)
  • 7:44 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 7:45 Audi R8 V10
  • 7:46 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 7:51 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 7:52 Porsche Panamera Turbo S
  • 7:59 Audi RS5
  • 8:05 BMW M5
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Lots more...

0 ~ 60mph time:0 ~ 100 km/hr time:0 ~ 100 mph time:0 ~ 160 km/hr time:0 ~ 150 mph time:0 ~ 200 km/h time:1/4 mile time and speed:400m time and speed:Standing 1 km:70 mph ~ 0 braking distance:60 mph ~ 0 braking time/distance:100 km/h ~ 0 braking distance:200 kph ~ 0 braking distance:
  • Chevrolet Corvette Stingray: 131.0 m (Sportauto)
  • Porsche Carrera 911S: 133.9 m (Sportauto)
Skidpad 300ft (unless noted):Hockenheim time:
(all from Sportauto)
  • 1:10 Nissan GT-R
  • 1:10.4 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 1:10.6 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 1:10.9 Audi R8 V10
  • 1:11.5 Corvette Stingray
  • 1:12.8 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 1:13.4 BMW M5
  • 1:14.3 Audi RS5
Nurburgring Nordeschleife time:
(20.6 km, all from Sportauto)
  • 7:36 Nissan GT-R
  • 7:44 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 7:45 Audi R8 V10
  • 7:46 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 7:51 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 7:52 Porsche Panamera Turbo S
  • 7:59 Audi RS5
  • 8:05 BMW M5
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Nice !!

Would it be possible to add Cayman GT(S) times?

Nordschleife Cayman GTS 7.53 to my best knowledge, only 2 seconds slower to an M4
Can't find any full tests anywhere.
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Lot more...

0 ~ 60mph time:0 ~ 100 km/hr time:0 ~ 100 mph time:0 ~ 160 km/hr time:0 ~ 150 mph time:0 ~ 200 km/h time:1/4 mile time and speed:400m time and speed:Standing 1 km:70 mph ~ 0 braking distance:60 mph ~ 0 braking time/distance:100 km/h ~ 0 braking distance:200 kph ~ 0 braking distance:
  • Chevrolet Corvette Stingray: 131.0 m (Sportauto)
  • Porsche Carrera 911S: 133.9 m (Sportauto)
Skidpad 300ft (unless noted):Hockenheim time:
(all from Sportauto)
  • 1:10 Nissan GT-R
  • 1:10.4 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 1:10.6 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 1:10.9 Audi R8 V10
  • 1:11.5 Corvette Stingray
  • 1:12.8 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 1:13.4 BMW M5
  • 1:14.3 Audi RS5
Nurburgring Nordeschleife time:
(20.6 km, all from Sportauto)
  • 7:36 Nissan GT-R
  • 7:44 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 7:45 Audi R8 V10
  • 7:46 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 7:51 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 7:52 Porsche Panamera Turbo S
  • 7:59 Audi RS5
  • 8:05 BMW M5
Op, thank for collecting the information; however some of them do not make sense! for example how it's possible a car can go 0-60mph in 3.7 second and then 0-62pmh (100km/h) in 4.3 second!!! (I'm referring to M5). I think it should be a good experience if you consider each category with the same source... for example all the numbers about 0-60 by motor trend! then the numbers make more sense! I know it's kinda hard job....just my opinion
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Op, thank for collecting the information; however some of them do not make sense! for example how it's possible a car can go 0-60mph in 3.7 second and then 0-62pmh (100km/h) in 4.3 second!!! (I'm referring to M5). I think it should be a good experience if you consider each category with the same source... for example all the numbers about 0-60 by motor trend! then the numbers make more sense! I know it's kinda hard job....just my opinion
This makes perfect sense. As has been discussed in many other posts here:

  • Dominant factor in this particular comparison is roll out. US testing and drag racing standards allow the vehicle to move 1 full foot before the clock begins counting. This will make 0.2 - 0.4 seconds of difference in the exact same contest. This was discussed in the OP.
  • 60 mph vs. 100 km/hr will make another ~0.2 seconds.
  • These facts just about precisely explain this particular difference.

In other cases we have a plethora of other imperfectly controlled variables; driver, state of vehicle break in, quality of road surface, weather, natural vehicle variations (power and weight), road grade, different tires, etc. Part of this exercise is the observe this variation and better understand outlier data and average vs. best possible performance for each car.
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This makes perfect sense. As has been discussed in many other posts here:

  • Dominant factor in this particular comparison is roll out. US testing and drag racing standards allow the vehicle to move 1 full foot before the clock begins counting. This will make 0.2 - 0.4 seconds of difference in the exact same contest. This was discussed in the OP.
  • 60 mph vs. 100 km/hr will make another ~0.2 seconds.
  • These facts just about precisely explain this particular difference.

In other cases we have a plethora of other imperfectly controlled variables; driver, state of vehicle break in, quality of road surface, weather, natural vehicle variations (power and weight), road grade, different tires, etc. Part of this exercise is the observe this variation and better understand outlier data and average vs. best possible performance for each car.
Thanks.
Just for your records, BMW M5(F10) 0-100 km/h: 3.9 second
Nurburgring : 7:55
http://fastestlaps.com/cars/bmw_m5_f10.html
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Thanks.
Just for your records, BMW M5(F10) 0-100 km/h: 3.9 second
Nurburgring : 7:55
http://fastestlaps.com/cars/bmw_m5_f10.html
I really like fastestlaps.com, however, their straight line results are entirely non-documented. I like that advantage of this list. Do you have any idea if these are the best published number available anywhere for each particular spec for each particular car? Their lap times, however, are largely the opposite. This time though in particular has little to no documentation...
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I really like fastestlaps.com, however, their straight line results are entirely non-documented. I like that advantage of this list. Do you have any idea if these are the best published number available anywhere for each particular spec for each particular car? Their lap times, however, are largely the opposite. This time though in particular has little to no documentation...
well generally, I agree with you. As you explained before it depends on many things as far as driver, the condition of day ,etc; however particularly some results are gathered from different valuable sources. For example the 7:55 lap time is listed in 100 top lap time of Nurburgring:
http://nurburgringlaptimes.com/lap-times-top-100/
or 3.9 (0-100 km/h) does make sense if 0-60 mph is 3.7, etc
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0 ~ 60mph time:0 ~ 100 km/hr time:0 ~ 100 mph time:0 ~ 160 km/hr time:0 ~ 150 mph time:0 ~ 200 km/h time:1/4 mile time and speed:400m time and speed:Standing 1 km:70 mph ~ 0 braking distance:60 mph ~ 0 braking time/distance:100 km/h ~ 0 braking distance:200 kph ~ 0 braking distance:
  • Chevrolet Corvette Stingray: 131.0 m (Sportauto)
  • Porsche Carrera 911S: 133.9 m (Sportauto)
Skidpad 300ft (unless noted):Hockenheim time:
(all from Sportauto)
  • 1:10 Nissan GT-R
  • 1:10.4 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 1:10.6 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 1:10.9 Audi R8 V10
  • 1:11.5 Corvette Stingray
  • 1:12.8 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 1:13.4 BMW M5
  • 1:13.8 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Edition 507
  • 1:14.3 Audi RS5
Nurburgring Nordeschleife time:
(20.6 km, all from Sportauto)
  • 7:36 Nissan GT-R
  • 7:44 Porsche Carrera 911S
  • 7:45 Audi R8 V10
  • 7:46 Mercedes C63 AMG Black Series
  • 7:52 BMW M4 M-DCT
  • 7:52 Porsche Panamera Turbo S
  • 7:59 Audi RS5
  • 8:05 BMW M5
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I really like fastestlaps.com, however, their straight line results are entirely non-documented. I like that advantage of this list. Do you have any idea if these are the best published number available anywhere for each particular spec for each particular car? Their lap times, however, are largely the opposite. This time though in particular has little to no documentation...
Pretty sure that was post 10,000! I hope to continue to bring better science/engineering to the BMW enthusiast community. to all of the great participants here I get to discuss, debate and learn from.
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Nice numbers by M4. I can't wait to see a C7 with new 8-speed auto tested against the M-DCT M4. Also, C7 7-speed manual tested against M4 with 6-speed. Hope somebody comes with a proper comparison apples to apples and not oranges to apple where you pitch a DCT car against a manual car to determine whose the fastest.
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