SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: SL66 at the Texas Mile
Nice meeting you. I will try and get my 600 up to that kind of speed.
Last edited by 67supersnake; Apr 6, 2010 at 08:08 PM.
Nice meeting you. I will try and get my 600 up to that kind of speed.
Stay tuned...what u saw was just a few shake down runs to help us figure out if we r on track. The car is getting some more "tweeking" as we speak.




Stay tuned...what u saw was just a few shake down runs to help us figure out if we r on track. The car is getting some more "tweeking" as we speak.
.......198MPH Standing Mile
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So dub it SL66 AMG
I think it would've been more suiting as SL1000
JC! You need to personalize your DMV plates, front runners "1300 BHP" or "1000 RWP" DooooEEEeeeetttt
Last edited by Thericker; Apr 7, 2010 at 02:46 AM.
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The car needs to be run and make the mark...it's the only way. If mathematical calculative theory was the basis of any concrete figures in motorsport we'd all be running 9's and 10's
...this is the same logic as when someone adds up all the hp claims of each individual mod he has and then says his car *should* be running x based on that ...but he puts it on a dyno and is shocked to find out his car runs y instead of x where x > y by a significant margin.
The car needs to be run and make the mark...it's the only way. If mathematical calculative theory was the basis of any concrete figures in motorsport we'd all be running 9's and 10's
...this is the same logic as when someone adds up all the hp claims of each individual mod he has and then says his car *should* be running x based on that ...but he puts it on a dyno and is shocked to find out his car runs y instead of x where x > y by a significant margin.
Just a good guesstimate given the rwhp figures/4370 lb curb weight, if good DA/low temps/proper drag setup etc.. there's no reason it wouldn't be in the range above... You realize that was ONLY a few shakedown passes @ 21 psi? It can easily be pushed to 26/27 or even 30psi, 200+ mph in Standing Mile is no joke, the Bugatti Veyron hits it in 203-204 mph I believe w/1001 crank HP @ 4200lbs
Just a good guesstimate given the rwhp figures/4370 lb curb weight, if good DA/low temps/proper drag setup etc.. there's no reason it wouldn't be in the range above... You realize that was ONLY a few shakedown passes @ 21 psi? It can easily be pushed to 26/27 or even 30psi, 200+ mph in Standing Mile is no joke, the Bugatti Veyron hits it in 203-204 mph I believe w/1001 crank HP @ 4200lbs
To your statement - I don't agree that we can make fun of low horsepower cars that rebadge their cars as something they are not but once you make 1000hp you can put whatever badge on it you want. It's like putting a pricetag on when someone can pose... "That guy bought a $150k car but badged it as a $200k car... he still spent $150k so he can do whatever he wants!"
Poor taste is poor taste, IMO.
-m
To your statement - I don't agree that we can make fun of low horsepower cars that rebadge their cars as something they are not but once you make 1000hp you can put whatever badge on it you want. It's like putting a pricetag on when someone can pose... "That guy bought a $150k car but badged it as a $200k car... he still spent $150k so he can do whatever he wants!"
Poor taste is poor taste, IMO.
-m
So dub it SL66 AMG
I think it would've been more suiting as SL1000
JC! You need to personalize your DMV plates, front runners "1300 BHP" or "1000 RWP" DooooEEEeeeetttt
Sunir, your dead on....I'll add to that and say that in my limited experience, ET seems to vary widely given the two cars with the same specs but speed seems to be directly related to Hp and weight, regardless of how well you stick the launch....I'm not a pro at the 1/4 but thats what I have observed.
The car needs to be run and make the mark...it's the only way. If mathematical calculative theory was the basis of any concrete figures in motorsport we'd all be running 9's and 10's
...this is the same logic as when someone adds up all the hp claims of each individual mod he has and then says his car *should* be running x based on that ...but he puts it on a dyno and is shocked to find out his car runs y instead of x where x > y by a significant margin.
Just a good guesstimate given the rwhp figures/4370 lb curb weight, if good DA/low temps/proper drag setup etc.. there's no reason it wouldn't be in the range above... You realize that was ONLY a few shakedown passes @ 21 psi? It can easily be pushed to 26/27 or even 30psi, 200+ mph in Standing Mile is no joke, the Bugatti Veyron hits it in 203-204 mph I believe w/1001 crank HP @ 4200lbs
Believe or not, the plate says "Yez Deer". Dear was taken. I am a firm believer in "happy wife, happy life"..

You will not see great times but I think you will see 140+. Give me a month or so.
Nuts ha! Still cant get over it. Just got a 996 evo GT700 (delivery april 15th), that will probably feel slow after this monster.



