some fun with a '18 m6
05-03-2018 | 11:05 AM
#76
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C63 amg Custom 67 Camaro GLK 350 4matic 2017 AMG GTS
Some ppl are just soft this was a great primal race, you drive a benz they can drive their pieces of **** around you or wait. We are gods among peasants, BMW owners are rouge male lions trying to invade our territories. I love how those peasant car owners were flashing their lights to signify their appreciation.
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05-03-2018 | 05:26 PM
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C63 p31 coupe, Clk550 cab, M3 coupe, LS430, 750LI
It seems that everything there is to know about these cars is already out there, whats there left to talk about? At least this way you're reading something different and somewhat entertaining.
05-04-2018 | 04:42 AM
#83
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2012 C63 AMG, 1991 325iS. Ex: 2011 C63 P31
05-04-2018 | 01:44 PM
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C63 p31 coupe, Clk550 cab, M3 coupe, LS430, 750LI
Suspended? I didn't know they did that. Soyboy mentioned something about some of my post being deleted. I may have been suspended then and not have even realized it. What if I'm suspended now. Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooo......................................... .....
05-04-2018 | 02:51 PM
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C63 p31 coupe, Clk550 cab, M3 coupe, LS430, 750LI
I called mustang drivers hipsters and soyboys (jokingly) and the sjw in BLK came out. He went apeshyt and called me a racist. Wished death to me and my family. So I changed it to BLKCUCK so him and other sensitive easily triggered people wouldnt throw a fit. Id tell you to look up that thread but Soyboy went back and changed/hid all his emotional breakdow post to "whatever". I told that soyboy to hold that L and stop editing his post, and then he unfriended me. 
(We were never friends) By the way "soyboy" has nothing to do with asians as he claims it.
(We were never friends) By the way "soyboy" has nothing to do with asians as he claims it.
05-04-2018 | 03:42 PM
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C63 AMG Sedan
I just drove on the bahn last week. Drivers expect fast cars so they stay on the right to clear the left lane. Different culture and conditions.
So......It has been a while since I posted something on this forum. As has been the case for a while now, this thread is entertaining! But, to bring it back on topic, I did have just one piece to say (I did have a few thoughts but it probably would lead to more banter):
After spending quite a bit of time in Germany on MANY unrestricted Autobahns, our cars are designed to run at high rpm levels for an extended period of time. If one does the AMG tour, you will hear about the stress tests ALL AMG engines go through. It is very intense. In America, it is not possible to drive the car as one would on the Autobahn. One would not be able to sustain 300 KM/hr for a 5 minute duration, then have a 130 KM/hr zone come up in a flash and have some heavy braking to get down to the restricted speed.
So, with that said, doing a run up to 200 KM/hr as I think we saw in the video is not really a big deal in the right conditions, in the right environment, on a road designed for high speed, etc. In fact, one will see regular 2.0T VW Passats running at 200 KM/hr with no drama on unrestricted Autobahns. So getting our cars up to 160 KM/hr is not a big deal from a "vehicle designed to run at 320 KM/hr" perspective.
My suggestion to anyone here that wants to truly understand our cars: Get yourself to Germany, rent an AMG vehicle, go out on any Autobahn, get yourself into an unrestricted zone and enjoy! When you get back to America, 160 KM/hr will seem very, very, very slow.
Be safe out there.
-C
After spending quite a bit of time in Germany on MANY unrestricted Autobahns, our cars are designed to run at high rpm levels for an extended period of time. If one does the AMG tour, you will hear about the stress tests ALL AMG engines go through. It is very intense. In America, it is not possible to drive the car as one would on the Autobahn. One would not be able to sustain 300 KM/hr for a 5 minute duration, then have a 130 KM/hr zone come up in a flash and have some heavy braking to get down to the restricted speed.
So, with that said, doing a run up to 200 KM/hr as I think we saw in the video is not really a big deal in the right conditions, in the right environment, on a road designed for high speed, etc. In fact, one will see regular 2.0T VW Passats running at 200 KM/hr with no drama on unrestricted Autobahns. So getting our cars up to 160 KM/hr is not a big deal from a "vehicle designed to run at 320 KM/hr" perspective.
My suggestion to anyone here that wants to truly understand our cars: Get yourself to Germany, rent an AMG vehicle, go out on any Autobahn, get yourself into an unrestricted zone and enjoy! When you get back to America, 160 KM/hr will seem very, very, very slow.
Be safe out there.
-C
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