DansonISF

searching around on youtube and all suddenly come to this. The guy was upload his video not so long so i just wanna copy and share here with you guys enjoy

I8ABMR

Looks like the same black ISF you see on YouTube running I/H/E mods plus 175 shot of NOS . There are videos of this black ISF running neck and neck with a GTR

ISF001

What can I say? The GTR should have won, but having a faster car does not mean you are a faster driver.

ap2s2k

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Licence plates and language confirm its from Poland

I8ABMR

check this run out on the highway.

Nanook

GTR would normally kill it,,,looks like GTR did not use race start

Lexura1414

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That is Slay's car...

boostftw

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GTR didn't use LC... but I can tell you a bolted ISF vs a stock 09-11 GTR on a roll the ISF can take it.

DansonISF

i've wondering what if we took out the twins turbo from GTR and let race it with other regular cars or our cars so dose it make GTR like any normal cars?????

yardie876

Then you get an engine similar to the VQ in the G37 in a heavy AWD car, which doesn't sound fun.

yardie876

I'm with you. I have a friend with a '09 335i that constantly berates Lexus; meanwhile his turbos and HPFP have failed on him twice already. I don't have anything against BMW though...

MjThind

Honestly the only BMW I would buy is a(n) E60 and/or F10 M5. I'm not a fan of Beemer, everybody has one because they depreciate faster than rocks...

Cronic

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You are comparing econo box's(other than the GTR) to Lexus, of course they lack refinement. lol The GTR isn't meant to be refined. And to some degree over-refinement is what is killing modern day sports cars(and supercars).

But many people on here don't know that as they have never owned anything fast, nor a real sports car.

The ISF has depreciated at a fairly similar rate as the e9x M3.

sr20bet

These drags are kind of silly after a while. The turns are more exciting.

s2000 is more fun and more raw at the limit

MjThind

My bad I should have clarified I meant "regular" BMWs. The M cars actually tend depreciate at a slightly lesser than the non-M BMW's. Same goes for Benz and AMG, over time it's something I noticed over time. It might have something to do with smaller production numbers and limited availability, not sure though don't take my word. Lexus still depreciates at a lower rate than M and AMG, and F depreciates slower than all Lexi except for the LX570 because of the outside of US demand. I mean most cars are depreciating assets anyway so obviously we aren't buying these cars as investments but I guess its cool/good know...