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Originally Posted by The Nerd
That particular car had something up....those PPK numbers are especially weak (and slow). To counter the argument....what about the PPK 335i that ran the quarter in 13.0 @ 105.4? I think the PPK DOES add substantisl extra power and torque, and that European Car comparo had a flawed vehicle (or flawed PPK install).
My own PPK equipped car dyno'd (on a Dynojet) at 304 WHP and 308 lb-ft torque on a new engine with only 3000 miles. Divide those values by 0.85 and you can see what kind of crank #s those are...
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Yep. When I saw the test against the Modified ATS, I thought it was strange that the 335 PPK ran stock like but this dyno shows that something was up. 300 hp/300 lb ft of torque at the wheels is impressive.