R55 2012 R55 (and R56) non-S N16 engine torque curve
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2012 R55 (and R56) non-S N16 engine torque curve
Previously posted in modification section of this site. Found a site for N16 torque curve graph. It has some obvious errors like calling the Clubman an R57 instead of R55. Also acceleration times are simulated. There are also variants of the non-S for different markets. I found the US market had no torque curves, but the Europe/Japenese market (which appear to be the same motor) did so posting here. Please take time to draw your own conclusions. Mine is shifting between 3000 and 5500 RPM is the sweet spot.
http://www.automobile-catalog.com/ma...er_2/2012.html
http://www.automobile-catalog.com/ma...er_2/2012.html
Nice find!
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Thanks! Still looking for a 0-60 acceleration curve or better table like 10mph 20mph 3omph times. Not that these are rockets by any stretch. There is a "simulated" one on the web site.
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