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E55 Mbworld Members @ Track Video
Since I started looking at the E55 as my next vehicle, I been lurking on mbworld. So heres a video a couple of members made. Thought some of you torque lovers may enjoy it.
http://videos.streetfire.net/player....5-7D804D49AFBB
http://videos.streetfire.net/player....5-7D804D49AFBB
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He didnt launch worth a ****!!!! The most impressive to me was the SL65 in the second video... The vette is a ton a car for the money though... and what the Hell was that truck, it dropped a 10.2........
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12-12-05, 10:10 AM
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Yup.. it's very disappointing that the BMW "Launch Control" feature did not make it to the US. Hopefully it will in the M6 
"To get into LC mode, you need to select S for sequential, dial in the fastest of six shift speeds, deactivate stability control, push the shift lever forward, and hold it there. Now floor the throttle, wait until the tach needle hovers around 4000 rpm, release the lever, and brace yourself for a stunning launch. The BMW lifts its nose, squats on its haunches, and spins the rear tires in a relatively controlled mix of grip and blue-gray smoke. Before you can breathe out, the computer whips into second gear at 8250 rpm sharp, then third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh. That's right: seventh. This is the first car in the world to have a sequential manual transmission with seven forward ratios."
"To get into LC mode, you need to select S for sequential, dial in the fastest of six shift speeds, deactivate stability control, push the shift lever forward, and hold it there. Now floor the throttle, wait until the tach needle hovers around 4000 rpm, release the lever, and brace yourself for a stunning launch. The BMW lifts its nose, squats on its haunches, and spins the rear tires in a relatively controlled mix of grip and blue-gray smoke. Before you can breathe out, the computer whips into second gear at 8250 rpm sharp, then third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh. That's right: seventh. This is the first car in the world to have a sequential manual transmission with seven forward ratios."
LC did made to US cars, except is way detuned.
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