Brabus Smart Roadster Coupe V6 biturbo

[andy.muc]

Weight: 833 kilo
Engine: 60º V6
Engine Location:Mid, transversely mounted
Displacement: 1.396 liter
Valvetrain: 2 valves
Fuel feed: Fuel injection
Aspiration: twin-turbo
Gearbox: 6 speed Sequential
Drive: Rear wheel drive

Power: 170 bhp / 127 KW
Torque: 220 Nm / 162 ft lbs
BHP/Liter: 122 bhp / liter
Power to weight ratio: 0.2 bhp / kg
Top Speed: 220 km/h / 137 mph
0-60 mph Acceleration: 5.9 s

[andy.muc]

some more...

[andy.muc]

...and more...

[cuntukimushroom]

thats a stunningly beautiful car ill have one ,mmmmmmmmmm

[andy.muc]

I live in Munich/Germany. Like in other larger cities you
can hardly drive a SL55 to its full potential.
IMO the Brabus Smart V6 (or any Lotus) is much more fun
to drive in the city.

Think this car can cope with any Lotus Elise?

[Gt1Street]

I live in Munich/Germany. Like in other larger cities you
can hardly drive a SL55 to its full potential.
IMO the Brabus Smart V6 (or any Lotus) is much more fun
to drive in the city.

Think this car can cope with any Lotus Elise?

the Elise will eat it alive !!!
that poor little thing must be fun, but its no match for the legend of the elise

[andy.muc]

the Elise will eat it alive !!!
that poor little thing must be fun, but its no match for the legend of the elise

I'm with you 100%!

[Sweeney921]

how could they only get 170bhp out of a twin turbo V6?

[werty]

how could they only get 170bhp out of a twin turbo V6?

no kidding! thats so low...shouldnt it be alot higher than that?!

[atombob03]

personaly i think its pretty ugly

[Matra et Alpine]

how could they only get 170bhp out of a twin turbo V6?

It's less than 1400cc.
It meets European emissions. including noise.
It's drivable ( Alpine R5s were similar engine size and 150 bhp more and were NOT drivable on anything other than full throttle and you needed ear-plugs to be within 10m of them !! )

[Gt1Street]

how could they only get 170bhp out of a twin turbo V6?

the normal Smart City engine is 700cc inline-3
and when you take two of them and glue them to each other and turbocharge it, that's what you get a very small engine with a rather large output, let me remind you that other companies cant even do that.
i mean renault and peugeot are strugling to get the max out of a 2.0 litre engine and all they get is around 170-180 BHP, i know its not turbocharged but non the less

[Matra et Alpine]

you get a very small engine with a rather large output, let me remind you that other companies cant even do that.

most had done it 30 years ago cf Alpine R5
Check out what companies have got out of the K-series engine without the need for turbos

i mean renault and peugeot are strugling to get the max out of a 2.0 litre engine and all they get is around 170-180 BHP, i know its not turbocharged but non the less

The last point answered your own mis-representation
Brabus are a tuner.
So check out what you get out of Tuned Xsaras, Meganes et al and it's a more equivalent comparison.
Not to take away from the Brabus engine, but if you want to see power go check out what Radical do to Suzuki engines

[Lagonda]

no kidding! thats so low...shouldnt it be alot higher than that?!

Let's say it's adequate
Why would you want more?

[Gt1Street]

most had done it 30 years ago cf Alpine R5
Check out what companies have got out of the K-series engine without the need for turbos

The last point answered your own mis-representation
Brabus are a tuner.
So check out what you get out of Tuned Xsaras, Meganes et al and it's a more equivalent comparison.
Not to take away from the Brabus engine, but if you want to see power go check out what Radical do to Suzuki engines

i know and i get you're point, but non the less
look for example what output they managed on the Smart City without even touching the capacity or turbo's, just by tweaking the ECU