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The 1M had those issues because it was thrown together hastily and compromises were made to fit the M3 suspension under the 1 series chassis. Snap oversteer and subjective behavior at the limit are not inherent to the 1M's weight or CG height at all. Rather, they are a function of the complex kinematics of the suspension geometry, tire properties, and steering and damper calibration. These are the exact things that had to be compromised to built the 1M. I would expect the M2 to be much better in these regards. Further, the same question can be asked of ANY model in ANY range. Cayman S vs. GTS vs. CT4? CLA45 and C63? S3 vs S4? BMW makes different cars for different price points and different customers. If you don't see the point of the M2 when the M3 is only $10k more, then guess what? That's exactly the point! Plenty of other people don't see the point of spending an extra $10K on the M3 when the M2 is nearly as fast and probably handles better.
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05-26-2015, 10:53 PM | #94 | |
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And regarding snap oversteer - there is NO such thing as snap oversteer if you know how to predict what the car is doing and correct it - even if you are late you should be able to correct it. Then there are times where you just failed. That's how I see it lol. It's an overused terminology everyone likes to throw into conversation. Just put a tune and get some proper suspension and this thing will haul some serious ass. |
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Where are the renderings??? Isnt this the first sighting with the bumper?! Also I think I can make out in one of the shots, the same fender type as the m3/m4 with the air outlet. Sorry if I am saying redundant things cause Im too lazy to read thru 5 pages of comments. And it looks fast as hell coming thru and off those corners!!!
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I disagree - a M2 GC or 1M Estate would be awesome in my opinion. The F80 looks better in pictures and in person, compared to the F82 from my point of view - you might get the same effect here, but it would be fun to debate.
Gotta remember that the 2er is very close to the E46, dimensionally speaking - and that was one car that looked great (IMO) as a four door. Great option for people who want the utility of a four door, but in a smaller than F80 package.
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THIINKING....M2 with JB and E85...i think i just came in my shorts....
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Well even Walter Rohl, legendary rally driver, points out that turbo engines can affect where he he is able to place a car at the limit by as much as a few feet. The Stig crashed the 1M attempting to turn a hot lap. It's the lag and sudden over boost. I understand what you are saying if you're talking about keeping the car under the limit and controlling it that way. But if trying to extract a lap time there are limitations to such a setup. |
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You could put as big of an intercooler as you want on an engine and it won't affect the exhaust sound. There is no reason it would. Turbo size is not a factor either. The difference in sound is most likely either because of cams/head differences and/or exhaust manifold and exhaust configuration (think exhaust pulse ordering and separation).
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I think it looks awesome! If I didn't need the 2 extra doors, I would be all over this. In blue for sure, and 6MT!
Must admit though, the f80 M3 looks SO MUCH better, from a pure design perspective. I know this is purely subjective. I personally prefer the modern BMW connected grill, 3-D LED headlights, CF roof, better proportions and aero package. The M3 just looks the part. Also, from what I'm reading the M2 is not getting the full M treatment. I hope the reveal is much better than the renders and we get more M parts, similar to the f80. It seems that they are still treating this as a "little brother" car, and not a full fledged M car. And the front end is really looking long in the tooth. I don't know why BMW likes to keep the 1 and 2 series quirky looking like this. Maybe it appeals more to younger buyers? But putting that aside, it will be a phenomenal driver's car in my prediction. MUCH better than the 1M. The M235i is already a great launching platform for this car (and already superior to the 1M in many ways), and it looks like the M engineers did an awesome job with the M2! I am also SO FREAKIN HAPPY they kept the N55. What a historic and legacy BMW inline 6 this has become. And rightfully so! Last edited by Falafel Combo; 05-27-2015 at 04:07 AM.. |
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was that before or after Top Gear's Hammond and Clarkson voted the 1M Car Of the Year in 2011? to debunk a little mythology; I daily drive my 1M 130 miles through sun, rain, snow and whatever every single day and find it utterly composed....does it want to throw it's tail out when you get on it HARD? yes....is that part of the fun? YES massively.....is it easy to control? IMO yes. Do you have to be paying attention? yes....this is not your mama's 328i! The M2 will be a great car....and for your sakes I do hope it feels like the 1M because the 1M is still the most fun road car I've ever driven. It is madness. Don't worry about Porsches, CF roofs, micro details.....just hope the overall package is solid and enjoy it! |
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Here you can see it again (part [3] - 05:36-06:26). Explanation: http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=573623
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