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03-03-08, 03:48
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#361 (permalink)
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aabablusaan is offline
Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 97 | Re: Speeding I'll be the loser - 85mph in my Honda Accord Coupe is the fastest I've ever driven in the US.
Although I got up to 165 kilometers/hr on the A562 in Germany in an Audi A3. | |
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03-03-08, 04:13
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#362 (permalink)
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hXc drummer23 is offline
Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: North of the Lake, Louisiana Posts: 271 | Re: Speeding Quote: |
Originally Posted by cajunfirehawk In my weekend car, never more than a quick blast under 100 mph, I'm not trying to prove anything to anyone, just out for a nice cruze with the top down. Drag strips are for speed, or the autobahn, not our hiways. Too many things to go wrong that are out of my control. | The roads are to bad to go fast around here. There are also too many drunks driving. The fastest I've driven is 95 mph on I 12. The funny thing is, I had my cruise control set at 95 and people were still passing me up. The fastest I've been is 144 mph in my cousin's 02 911. | |
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03-03-08, 04:22
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#363 (permalink)
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bigfish528 is offline
Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: PA Posts: 67 | Re: Speeding I did 120 in a 45 with a 94 z28 racing a crossfire I was first of the line but he passed me when my car reached its limit of 120 he wound up doing 140 and no cops and no tickets. Funny the next day the coolant light came on. | |
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03-28-08, 08:42
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#364 (permalink)
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PrinzII is offline
Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Gilbert, AZ Posts: 5,792 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by Aviator16 Well, here in texas it is common for the speed limit to be 55, you be doing about 80 and people passing you left and right. | Chicago is the same.
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04-09-08, 09:02
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#365 (permalink)
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silvsrt4 is offline
Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 23 | Re: Speeding I buried the speedo (160) in my SRT-4 with a bit left to go, but I shut it down.
I have only done it once, and probably will never do it again, just wanted to see if it would actually do it  | |
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04-09-08, 09:10
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#366 (permalink)
| | 1981 Camaro Z28
BigJimZ28 is offline
Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Levittown, Pa Posts: 2,727 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by silvsrt4 I buried the speedo (160) in my SRT-4 with a bit left to go, but I shut it down.
I have only done it once, and probably will never do it again, just wanted to see if it would actually do it  | that is fast when you look at the fact that it electronically limited to a top speed of
148 mph (easy to remove)
but the top speed is drag limited is 156 mph | |
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04-09-08, 10:02
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#367 (permalink)
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Accumulator is online now Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 20,415 | Re: Speeding Well, IME "indicated speed" and the actual speed are seldom the same when you get into the big numbers unless you have a "certified speedometer". Even many exotics are way off at the top end. | |
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04-09-08, 10:10
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#368 (permalink)
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silvsrt4 is offline
Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 23 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by BigJimZ28 that is fast when you look at the fact that it electronically limited to a top speed of
148 mph (easy to remove)
but the top speed is drag limited is 156 mph | And mine has the Mopar Stage 1 PCM, and other modifications. Sure stock its limited, but mine sure isn't.
Also agree to great lengths what is said in the post before mine about the accuracy. But I thought we were supposed to be using the numbers provided from our stock gauges here  | |
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04-09-08, 10:14
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#369 (permalink)
| | 1981 Camaro Z28
BigJimZ28 is offline
Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Levittown, Pa Posts: 2,727 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by silvsrt4 And mine has the Mopar Stage 1 PCM, and other modifications. Sure stock its limited, but mine sure isn't.
Also agree to great lengths what is said in the post before mine about the accuracy. But I thought we were supposed to be using the numbers provided from our stock gauges here  | it's all good
I was just messin with ya
I like the srt-4, and was a little shocked how well they run | |
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04-09-08, 10:15
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#370 (permalink)
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JonP is offline
Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: C.C. TX Posts: 309 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by Belicoso How fast do YOU drive?  | faster than a speeding ticket
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04-09-08, 10:20
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#371 (permalink)
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silvsrt4 is offline
Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 23 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by BigJimZ28 it's all good
I was just messin with ya
I like the srt-4, and was a little shocked how well they run | No biggie, just clarifying.. but while on subject, where'd you read the drag limitation? I remember reading such a number, but not that low.. just wondering. | |
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04-09-08, 10:31
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#372 (permalink)
| | 1981 Camaro Z28
BigJimZ28 is offline
Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Levittown, Pa Posts: 2,727 | Re: Speeding Quote:
Originally Posted by silvsrt4 No biggie, just clarifying.. but while on subject, where'd you read the drag limitation? I remember reading such a number, but not that low.. just wondering. | here is one of the places: Dodge SRT-4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | |
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