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BigRedChief 02-08-2015 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 11317256)
Beautiful.

Best deal Ive found so far. Going to check on how much is the transfer fees.

BigRedChief 02-08-2015 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 11317261)
Nice, I drove one, but the turbo lag was pretty annoying, IMO... one reason I went with the 35.

uhhhh turbo lag is?

Simply Red 02-08-2015 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317265)
uhhhh turbo lag is?



Turbo lag is the delay from when a driver steps on the accelerator until the extra power generated by the turbocharger arrives. A turbocharger is driven by exhaust gases, so there is a lag before a greater amount of exhaust gas causes a turbine wheel to draw more fresh air into the engine and generate more power.

Bearcat 02-08-2015 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317265)
uhhhh turbo lag is?

I believe the power from turbo chargers is produced at the exhaust, so there's a delay between when you hit the gas and when the car responds.... in my 50-60/60-70mph tests, I'd floor it and there was a pretty noticeable delay. The 228 and 428s have turbo charged 4 cylinder engines.

Perineum Ripper 02-08-2015 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317265)
uhhhh turbo lag is?

Turbo lag is the time before your turbo spools up and starts shoving air into your motor

Say your turbo spools up at 3800 rpm..from idle at around 700 rpm to 3800 rpm you will have lower power..as soon as the turbo spools up you get more power..the time before your turbo is the lag

Does that make any sense

BigRedChief 02-08-2015 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 11317271)
I believe the power from turbo chargers is produced at the exhaust, so there's a delay between when you hit the gas and when the car responds.... in my 50-60/60-70mph tests, I'd floor it and there was a pretty noticeable delay. The 228 and 428s have turbo charged 4 cylinder engines.

Delay big enough to make you change models, must have been alot. I'm going to drive a 428i this week and see for myself. Maybe this n00b won't notice it as much??

Perineum Ripper 02-08-2015 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317277)
Delay big enough to make you change models, must have been alot. I'm going to drive a 428i this week and see for myself. Maybe this n00b won't notice it as much??

I think all lag I'd noticeable..some more than others..I have a turbo on my car and I can tell when it spools up..the amount of power and the acceleration jumps up quite a bit

Bearcat 02-08-2015 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317277)
Delay big enough to make you change models, must have been alot. I'm going to drive a 428i this week and see for myself. Maybe this n00b won't notice it as much??

I went with the 235 because I drove the 235. If you like the 428, do not drive the 435.

I actually wasn't considering the 428, but they didn't have a 228 and they have the same engine (even though the 428 adds a couple hundred pounds). The turbo lag was definitely a lingering thought, but the main reasons I went with the 235 are that it wasn't that much more than the 228 once I built out each one, and I know I'll never regret it over the smaller engine.

I first noticed it on the highway, and those jumps from ~60-70mph were the only time it was annoying to me.

Sfeihc 02-08-2015 08:08 PM

Test a Dodge Challenger. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-UHm_JTlKI3...-VIN0001-0.jpg

BigRedChief 02-08-2015 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 11317298)
I went with the 235 because I drove the 235. If you like the 428, do not drive the 435.

Why nor drive the 435?

No idea if I'll like the 428 or not, never drove one. This week I'll know.

lewdog 02-08-2015 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 11317169)
Went with the Estoril Blue, after driving a black car for so long. I really like their Valencia Orange, but it's only available on the 228.

http://i.imgur.com/Drv6Pr0l.jpg

That right there is the same awesome color my neighbor has on his 4-door BMW. That color right there is so awesome. That right there is the sexiest car on the road IMO.

If only I was richer.....

Enjoy those rides boys. Good stuff in here.

Simply Red 02-08-2015 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317303)
Why nor drive the 435?

No idea if I'll like the 428 or not, never drove one. This week I'll know.

because you'll love it and it's pricey.

Bearcat 02-08-2015 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317303)
Why nor drive the 435?

No idea if I'll like the 428 or not, never drove one. This week I'll know.

The best strategy, IMO, is to drive the lesser of the two, and if it's more than enough power and you like it, go with it. Once you drive the 435, you will fall in love and there's no turning back (at least in terms of power).

I did not follow this strategy, which is why I'm getting a 235. :D

BigRedChief 02-08-2015 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by lewdog (Post 11317305)
That right there is the same awesome color my neighbor has on his 4-door BMW. That color right there is so awesome. That right there is the sexiest car on the road IMO.

If only I was richer.....

Enjoy those rides boys. Good stuff in here.

I'm considering the blue or black as my only colors. I usually don't like blue on cars but on those BMW's it just looks right.

lewdog 02-08-2015 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 11317312)
I'm considering the blue or black as my only colors. I usually don't like blue on cars but on those BMW's it just looks right.

The depth of that blue is like nothing I've ever seen on a car. I just love it. That would be my vote!


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