Sentences with phrase «big bump in power»

That's quite a big bump in power over the MINI Cooper S. However, the 228i weights around 3,300 lbs, depending on options, so it's performance figures aren't much better.

Not exact matches

The big Hakstol plan is to bump G down to the 2nd line (Patrick - Voracek), keep Konecny on a line where he's been completely unproductive, and then continue to blame Wayne Simmonds for being «bad» while continuing to saddle him on a Filp line, while sticking one of the most prolific power play forwards in recent history on an untalented PP2 line.

Abt's upgrades don't stop at this pack though; there's no more power available, but there are a set of lightweight 19 - inch forged wheels still big enough to go over the new brakes (# 8715, including tyres), front arch inserts (# 555 fitted and painted), carbonfibre - backed seats (# 2571 fitted) and height, bump and rebound adjustable coilovers developed in partnership with KW (# 3017, including alignment and fitting).

Nothing wrong with that, since the biggest bump in fuel savings comes from regenerating power when you slow down in traffic, then use the recaptured power to get back up to speed.

Power - down was what I expected, with more weight, less tyre and a bigger bump in torque making for an excitable rear on corner exits.

These new tablets are powered by Samsung's Exynos 7 Octa 5433 SoC (also used in the international market Note 4), which offers quite a big bump in performance over the Exynos 5 Octa 5420 used in last year's model.

It may well be the case that streaming in and decompressing assets is faster on Pro not because of its SATA - 3 interface, but because the big bump to CPU power means that compressed assets are unpacked more quickly.

We strongly recommend that if you want to buy a Chromebook Flip to consider making the $ 50 bump up to a model with 4 GB of RAM, which will make a big difference in performance both today and going forward as Chrome apps get more power hungry.