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  • #46
    It`s funny how people just toss around huge hp numbers like it`s an everyday thing.
    500whp for any car is a lot of power to take care of. It`s one thing to be able to
    build powerful engine for a car, it`s another to be able to drive it. Most people cannot do that with skill. 600hp is unnecessary IMO; especially for the e30 M3. Look at the Super GT cars here in Japan. They`re limited to 500hp, yet the`re the fastest cars out there. Nissan runs it`s GT-R with a N/A V8 over here in that series by the way. :gotcha:

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    • #47
      Originally posted by EDOM3 View Post
      It`s one thing to be able to build powerful engine for a car, it`s another to be able to drive it.
      Those of us with 600whp cars will agree. More power demands more attention to suspension, braking, driving skills, and ultimately common sense. No question about that.

      As for it being 'unnecessary', that's purely a matter of opinion. 20 years ago, 600whp was well out on the fringe for a street car in the U.S. Not so in 2011. I don't plan to convert my present 600whp car back to a 300whp car ... ever.
      2003 Mitsu EVO VIII - 2.0L / 600+whp
      1988 BMW M3 turbo - Work in progress. . .
      1986 SVO Mustang - Work in progress. . .

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      • #48
        My 450 hp benchmark project is taking longer than I could've ever imagined... Getting irritated without my car... Withdrawal symptoms.
        Rich!

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        • #49
          I'm hearing you Rich. I'm waiting on three parts from the US to get mine going.
          3rd baby due in July...... I need to get a move on lol

          "But most of all...
          ... I like the way you move......"

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