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Subscribe to this threadBMW considering cutting the cylinder count on M-models?
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RJ @ Mar 27th 2008 6:30PM
GM is the master of lightweight V8s.
Where else in the world can you find a 505hp 7.0L V8, that weights under 500 lbs and revs to 7000 rpm?
If the M3 had that engine it'll dominate the compact sport sedan category for years to come.
Justin @ Mar 27th 2008 10:12PM
I agree and believe me I'm a huge fan of the ls v8's, but I'm pretty sure BMW will NEVER make a pushrod v8, because the average luxury/performance car buyer does not like the name pushrod when compared to dohc.
hmm, ls3 M3 swap....