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dem00n 04-05-2013 12:21 AM

What's high horsepower to you?
 
What number means Oh shit that's a lot of horsepower, to you?

700HP for me.

Guff 04-05-2013 12:27 AM

Well... I suppose it's relative to the car.


Being from the Supra crowd, nothing really surprises me until its well into four figures like 1100hp or so... But even then, that depends on turbo and engine stats too...

Stock bottom end, then when you hit 900whp, or so, then I am def. patting you on the back. at 1200whp, I am shaking your hand vigorously and asking for a ride...

Batman 04-05-2013 12:27 AM

600 and above. once a car hits that, its: why? because racecar, Alfred, thats why.

husker741 04-05-2013 12:30 AM

About 200 hp and 151 lbs-ft torque seems pretty crazy to me.

Kelbyat07 04-05-2013 12:46 AM

An everyday car about 600 HP. A sports car about 800-900 HP. But imagine how much gas the car would consume...

OrbitalEllipses 04-05-2013 12:52 AM

400whp. Even at in a 4000lb bloatmobile, that's hauling ass. Is it STUPID fast? No. It's more than you'd ever need in a DD situation, that's for sure.

Giccin 04-05-2013 12:54 AM

1400HP Stage 5 turbo.

Is a bit insane.

WillBRZ 04-05-2013 01:07 AM

400WHP+ is pretty quick in my mind once you break 600 i think thats fast.

Dimman 04-05-2013 01:16 AM

I've been for a ride but never driven in a four digit Supra, but on its street map. 'Only' a touch over 700 whp. Suprised the living shit out of a liter bike. (Older gen R1?)Completely terrifying and virtually unusable on the street. Too much for me.

Currently my Supra has a turbo good for 400 whp, but I need a fuel pump, standalone and tune to crank up the boost. Will be plenty fast enough. I may shoot for low lag 500 whp target eventually as I've ridden in a nicely set up 560 whp car and it was way more street friendly than the big turbo one.

Supermassive 04-05-2013 05:46 AM

It's relative...220HP is a scary number, on a motorcycle, especially one that isn't all stretched and stupid like so many Hayabusa's and ZX14's. I had that in a 2009 Honda CBR1000RR, there were no cars that could touch it up to 180mph+ on the road. For cars it's even more relative, 1000HP is generally held as "extreme" but I still think the most extreme feeling car I have driven is the new CTS-V coupe...maybe because it fools you into thinking it's somewhat refined and then goes about raping your sensibilities and perception of what a luxury car is. I've driven a bunch of Ferrari's and Porsche's, and a few GT-R's and Viper's, a couple 700HP+ Supra's, etc. but the CTS-V Coupe was the one that felt ridiculous.

Now if I could just line up a little alone time with a C63 Black Series, then maybe that would get the crown ;)

RAWR BRZ 04-05-2013 06:41 AM

imo over 600 is a lot but to make me go WOW it is anything north of 999+

chappys4life 04-05-2013 09:46 AM

Like everyone else I think it depends on the car. Bigger muscle cars 400hp does not seem shocking I think once you break 600-650 its the holy crap factor. On a sports cars 375-400 is my wow point.

Chewie4299 04-05-2013 11:28 AM

Depends on the weight of the car.

Look back a decade or two and 500-600 is crazy. Now, supercars are breaking 1000 HP. That's a production car.

For me my slightly nodded Evo VII was a lot and that was probably a bit less that 300 at the wheels.

600 and beyond is what I'd consider crazy high.

norsamerican 04-05-2013 11:29 AM

400 daily driven


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