tuningblog.eu Your magazine about tuning the car
When a current Audi RS4 B9 Avant competes against the BMW M2 CS F87 in a drag race, the result is closer than you might think. You can't really compare the RS4 and the M2 CS with each other, but since the performance data are essentially the same we can get the idea from the team at lovecars, Completing a classic drag race is quite understandable. The BMW M2 CS as a limited version of the popular M2 Coupé has the 3,0-liter in-line six-cylinder turbo engine from the M4 under the hood with 450 PS and 550 NM torque. The engine is either connected to a double clutch transmission or coupled to a 6-speed manual transmission.
DRAG RACE! BMW M2 CS vs. Audi RS4 Avant
With DKG, the M2 CS goes from 3,8 to 0 km / h in just 100 seconds, with only rear-wheel drive. The heavier Audi RS4 Avant, on the other hand, has a 2,9-liter V6 developed by Porsche with two turbochargers and 450 hp and 600 Nm of torque. Power is only transmitted using a 7-speed dual clutch transmission and in combination with quattro all-wheel drive. It goes from 4,1 to 0 km / h in 100 seconds, which is pretty impressive for a station wagon. In this particular drag race, the M2 CS installed a 6-speed manual transmission, which is not the best decision, at least for this discipline. The dual clutch transmission in the RS4 is simply faster. But can the M2 CS keep up with the RS4? The video gives you the answer!
Attention!
You want to watch more videos? Then click here for the complete overview or just click in the following posts. In each one you will find at least one video. Surely this is exactly the right topic for you.
|
MotorTrend world's largest drag race 8 (2019)
|
BMW E34 M5 Vs. E60 M5 vs. F90 M5
|
840 hp BMW M5 F90 vs. McLaren 720S
|
"Tuningblog.eu" - we keep you up to date on the subject of car tuning and car styling with our tuning magazine and we present you the latest tuned vehicles from all over the world every day. It's best to subscribe to ours Feed and will automatically be informed as soon as there is something new about this post, and of course also to all other contributions.
