Q50 3.7 Vs 2.0T at Jeannette Robert blog

Q50 3.7 Vs 2.0T. My q50 is now way faster than the red sport i had and i paid nearly $10k less and have 120k/10year extended warranty. Both are great engines, both have their pros and cons, reliability also really depends on you and how you maintain it. Of the two, which would. If you wanted to do real engine mods to gain hp expect no less than $2,000 and a tune. I think you need to really think about your priorities and then make a decision. Put a simple jb4 unit on a 3.0t. The 3.7 is 85% visual mods compared to engine. If you think you'll really make mods and shoot for higher horsepower, then. The 2.0t is plenty sufficient for daily driving and has plenty of kick to pass slower cars. It is available in four main trim levels: To put it in simple terms if you want a great car out of the box and don't plan to do much to get more out of it, the 3.7 is the way to go, if you want a car that has potential now or down the line to mod and develop.

I think you need to really think about your priorities and then make a decision. If you wanted to do real engine mods to gain hp expect no less than $2,000 and a tune. The 2.0t is plenty sufficient for daily driving and has plenty of kick to pass slower cars. Of the two, which would. The 3.7 is 85% visual mods compared to engine. My q50 is now way faster than the red sport i had and i paid nearly $10k less and have 120k/10year extended warranty. Both are great engines, both have their pros and cons, reliability also really depends on you and how you maintain it. It is available in four main trim levels: Put a simple jb4 unit on a 3.0t. To put it in simple terms if you want a great car out of the box and don't plan to do much to get more out of it, the 3.7 is the way to go, if you want a car that has potential now or down the line to mod and develop.

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Q50 3.7 Vs 2.0T The 3.7 is 85% visual mods compared to engine. To put it in simple terms if you want a great car out of the box and don't plan to do much to get more out of it, the 3.7 is the way to go, if you want a car that has potential now or down the line to mod and develop. I think you need to really think about your priorities and then make a decision. Both are great engines, both have their pros and cons, reliability also really depends on you and how you maintain it. Of the two, which would. It is available in four main trim levels: Put a simple jb4 unit on a 3.0t. The 3.7 is 85% visual mods compared to engine. If you think you'll really make mods and shoot for higher horsepower, then. If you wanted to do real engine mods to gain hp expect no less than $2,000 and a tune. The 2.0t is plenty sufficient for daily driving and has plenty of kick to pass slower cars. My q50 is now way faster than the red sport i had and i paid nearly $10k less and have 120k/10year extended warranty.