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132mph on the A8 Autobahn in Germany. Plenty of power left, but had to back off due to slower traffic.
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I red lined 5th at 120mph I think, so I know it's always safe to downshift on the highways. It'd be nice to see how 6th does, though.
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Shit, some of you have gone so fast. Here in California I take it to 95 in the middle of the night with no one around. I can't afford a felony. Over 100 is a felony.
I would be so scared to take this car to 140+ without some serious proven real air effects. One bump, tire problem, and you are a statistic. |
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I call bullshit on anything over 140 in a stock car with stock wheels.
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[QUOTE=paulca;2957347]I call bullshit on anything over 140 in a stock car with stock wheels.
Haters going to hate. ! It can ! Do 150 for sure! Any more and it might be grade of terrain helping out. Just because someone can't push past being scared doesn't mean this car and tires aren't capable! Call me a liar all you want but personally hit 155! |
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Anyone who does this level of speed on public streets (autobahn excepted) is driving very, very irresponsibly. I don't mind social Darwinism, but you might just take out some innocent bystanders even if you think no one else is nearby. /lecture |
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I was up in the mountains on I-90 between Spokane and Seattle, topped the car to 134, it felt like it could've kept crawling up faster but I couldn't get a stretch where I felt safe enough to keep going. The stretch after I was accelerating, got to 120, and I see cop lights about a half mile in front of me. That was the quickest I've ever braked from 120 to 70. I was also out in the heat at high altitude, I feel like on a longer road and in cooler conditions, I could've hit the 140 most people talk about being this car's top speed stock.
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If you don't believe this, look up the mechanical limit of 2nd gear, I believe it is 59.8mph or something similar. Now go and bounce the car off the limiter in 2nd and see what speed it reads, I've seen mine read 65mph. Then check on a GPS. Wheels/Tyres make a difference, even tyre pressures make a difference. The speedo only counts how many times the wheels go round, via a gearbox sensor and multiply it by the circumference of the tyre. If you put smaller wheels, even by a few mm smaller the speedo will read high. Even worn tyres can add a few percent to your indicated speed. If you changed your wheels and tyres and did not match the sizes exactly to achieve the same total circumference of stock your speedo is now inaccurate. In the UK insurance companies get awful annoyed about this and refuse to pay in some circumstances. As I worked out on another thread. The difference in horse power between 139 and 160mph is 64bhp! The car needs 264bhp to do 160mph. That is assuming the 139 is it's genuine max actual speed. You see adding 10mph here or there is not a small thing at top speed. Every mph needs more and more power. The simple rule is, to double the speed you need 4 times the horsepower. Anyone with a basic college education can rearrange that to work out the horse power difference needed to change their vmax by a given amount. A down hill will not make as much difference as a tailwind would. Air resistance is such a big factor that mechanical drag is all but negligible at top speed. With that said, in theory with a constant 20 mph tailwind I suppose 150 might be achievable. However finding such a steady wind that would allow the car long enough to accelerate to 150 is going to be very hard to find.
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I've pulled 112 on the front straight at PIR. That's plenty fast enough for me.
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