BMW M3 M4 RPM Redline Visual, Finally

[paddy335]

This must be what it is like sitting in the maths faculty staff-room at lunchtime

[Jason]

Originally Posted by I am Earl

Wait I thought the article or the video said it was 7300 rpm.

Per the official specs thread, 7600 RPM:

http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=923203

[///M3Owner]

does it still light up if you're almost at redline

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by b33g33

The 2500+ enthusiasts who bought and love their 1M's vehemently disagree with you.



I, personally, find the 1M to be more fun than the E9x M3 in all situations. In day to day street driving, there is no comparison.

I suspect that the M division managed to dial-in some of the 1M fun factor into the upcoming halo cars.

After all, as Oz and others have pointed out, the 1M was the Proof Of Concept for the new Turbo-M cars (yes, I know the X cars had blown engines but let's recognize them for the prudent business decisions they were)

A lot of complaining here, as usual.

BMW AG started building turbocars before M GmbH existed (2002 Turbo), the legendary M1 had 277PS @ 6500rpm as I recall and the famous E30 M3 had 200PS @ 6750rpm.

Cheers
Robin(ex E46 M3 & E90 M3)

[Boss330]

Originally Posted by Boss330

Nice find, suspect that official redline is 7600rpm (slightly above 7500rpm has been claimed by BMW).

At least I got something right once...