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  • shane@mbtech
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    A bot wearing sexy lingerie

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  • billyboysm3
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    Originally posted by Mike R View Post
    Shimmy's is standard - it says so in his signature :hahaha:.
    I think he has got a few magic trees hanging in the rear view mirror

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  • Straightsix
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    Would be quite funny seeing the look on a CSL driver getting beaten by a standard M3 Coupe driver and both on the same tyres. Clearly must be because the steel roof is worth 10 seconds :-)

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  • shane@mbtech
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    Just sold my standard one. Well it had carbon paddles and they were definitely worth 1 second.

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  • Mike R
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    Originally posted by billyboysm3 View Post
    Ive got us a standard E46 M3 but does anyone actually own a standard CSL?
    Shimmy's is standard - it says so in his signature :hahaha:.

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  • billyboysm3
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    Ive got us a standard E46 M3 but does anyone actually own a standard CSL?

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  • shane@mbtech
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    :119::notworthy:

    Funny

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  • alexk
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    Originally posted by _Nathan_ View Post
    Not that heavily modified clearly :thumbs:
    Did you see the car ?

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  • _Nathan_
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    Originally posted by alexk View Post
    I have the time attack laptime of a heavily modified/stripped M3 E46 at ADR.
    I was faster the first time I tried my new suspension and my car is stock compared to this M3.
    Not that heavily modified clearly :thumbs:

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  • cslsuperfan
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    SMG would make virtually no difference at all with experienced driver, maybe a little with hobby drivers like us.
    hobby drivers...how very dare you!! seriously though SMG is ace but of no measureable difference to manual

    Mr J Clarkson's quote says it all " I've got one of them flappy paddle gearboxes just like Michael Schoooooomacher".

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  • Straightsix
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    SMG would make virtually no difference at all with experienced driver, maybe a little with hobby drivers like us.
    Having the same gearbox would eliminate that as a performance differentiator variable by comparing like for like

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by Straightsix View Post
    The interesting comparison would be E46 M3 Coupe SMGII V E46 M3 CSL
    Both on PS2s or PSSs
    Would expect CSL to be faster but how much would be interesting and obviously varies circuit to circuit
    Over 1 lap

    SMG would make virtually no difference at all with experienced driver, maybe a little with hobby drivers like us.

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  • Straightsix
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    The interesting comparison would be E46 M3 Coupe SMGII V E46 M3 CSL
    Both on PS2s or PSSs
    Would expect CSL to be faster but how much would be interesting and obviously varies circuit to circuit
    Over 1 lap

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  • shane@mbtech
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    Jim has a basic m3 so I guess if he put cups on one session and PS2 the other we'd have a comparison, then I could do the same with his road tyres and my cups in the CSL.

    If we minus the 3 secs that I would be faster anyway, we'd be able to deduce the CSL v M3 v PS2 v Cups question. :whistle::finga:
    :hahaha:

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  • shimmy
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    Jim has a basic m3 so I guess if he put cups on one session and PS2 the other we'd have a comparison, then I could do the same with his road tyres and my cups in the CSL.

    If we minus the 3 secs that I would be faster anyway, we'd be able to deduce the CSL v M3 v PS2 v Cups question. :whistle::finga:

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