Question to all ITR owners, I was trying to see if my ITR had some power at higher speeds. So I attemped to max it out, but usually end up running out of highway to do so. Highest I ever gone was 132mph.

Has anyone gone surpass this?


Modified by liquidscor00 at 2:58 AM 6/3/2004

 

Its possible to bounce the revlimiter in 5th with a stock engine.
Thats around 150mph

 

lol, you think you're the top speeder with 132? i've personally only taken it to around 130 because there's no point in seeing how fast i can go on the highway, but there is a video that shows a stock R doing about 150.

 

Well that's what I meant, Top Speed or a Top Speeder who is faster, or someone can post a video of it. I definetly don't think that I reached its top speed or am a Speeder, just seeing what other people have tried.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by liquidscor00 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well that's what I meant, Top Speed or a Top Speeder who is faster. I definetly don't think that I reached its top speed or am a Speeder.
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have you been playing too much Need For Speed or something? top speeder?

 

As matter of fact, Yes but the speeder is only a title. Just having some fun.

 

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CAN ANYONE TOP THAT?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I think a lot of regulars here can top that, and I think you'll find a number of them have tapped the limiter with lightly modified or even stock cars.

What you'll have a harder time doing is getting any of them to admit to a criminal misdemeanour in print on a Web board.

 

right, and i told you that there have been people that hit around 150 on a stockish R. search for the name Fat Bradstard.

 

yeah i hit 132 before.. doing 230km

 

140 mph indicated. Not smart. Never been over 110* in any car since.


* On the street with me driving. I've ridden with others on track and have exceeded that speed.

 

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I agree...i'm not really a fan of the high speeds over 100 mph...

 

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Funny, I find it saves quite a bit of time on interstate roadtrips!

 

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Funny, I find it saves quite a bit of time on interstate roadtrips! </TD></TR></TABLE>

You must be discounting the gaol time.

 

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LOL! that's what alternating weekends are for.

 

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LOL! that's what alternating weekends are for. </TD></TR></TABLE>

lmao

 

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The word actually has <u>two</u> different roots.

One root is from Old French, the word jaiole.

The other is from the Norman French, the word gaole and the g was originally hard, not soft like a j.

Neither word is very Saxon, but it seems the g-word has the edge because it was at least a Norman word and so used by the English before the other word.

 

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I prefer the distinction between "jail" and "prison";
the first seems a little casual (come as you are), whereas the latter is for the HARD CORE convicted criminal.
Hmmm ...

IBTL?

 

learn somethin new everyday i guess

 

I hit 88 mph once, but then my flux capacitor blew and I hit the clock tower. Bummer.

 

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good movie

 

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I agree...i'm not really a fan of the high speeds over 100 mph... </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah, the Pig feels a little floaty over 100 mph. I'd love to try it in the wagon, but top speed on that poor thing is 86 mph indicated. That's with the pedal matted on a level to mild downslope

For some reason, she's a beast (relatively speaking, of course) up until 80, and can slide up to 85 while passing, but just hits that brick wall at anything above.

 

150+

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by George Knighton &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You must be discounting the gaol time. </TD></TR></TABLE>

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by George Knighton &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The word actually has <u>two</u> different roots.

One root is from Old French, the word jaiole.

The other is from the Norman French, the word gaole and the g was originally hard, not soft like a j.

Neither word is very Saxon, but it seems the g-word has the edge because it was at least a Norman word and so used by the English before the other word. </TD></TR></TABLE>

has NO ONE read tale of two cities? this is how they spell it... knighton rules.

 

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Welcome to the 21st century.

Coal locomotives and steam engines are no longer the primary "engines" of today.

 

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Welcome to the 21st century. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, well....

You're talking to people who still can't decide whether a Grossherzog zu.... is better than a Grossherzog von....