Remove Speed limiter?
#31
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Originally Posted by Lances03GT
There is no way you went over 200 mph in a Porshe.I've been there too and owned a older 911 and they won't go that fast.There are only a few car's that will top 200 mph and they are few and far between.There are speed limit's on the Autobahn just not in certain area's.As far as your Opel doing 120 I say BS to that too.And sorry there are no V6 4 wheel drives doing 180 either.
Tires have a speed rating for a reason.If you go 150 on a tire speed rated for only 120 there is a good chance that they might come apart on you.
So before you come onto a Forum and try and disrespect everyone on here at least tell some believable BS and not look like a complete ***.
Tires have a speed rating for a reason.If you go 150 on a tire speed rated for only 120 there is a good chance that they might come apart on you.
So before you come onto a Forum and try and disrespect everyone on here at least tell some believable BS and not look like a complete ***.
Lance
#32
if you have been to germany then surely you know that no cars have governors or "speed limiters" over there. what a factory speedo says it usually will do in germany. pics 4&5 are of the porsche me and my buddy rented. we maxed it out on the way the munich. the max was 330kph or 200 mph. going downhill gravity helped us out and we probably hit 202 or 203mph. the older 911 you had was probably a flat 4 w/ no turbo. this car was new w/ a flat 6 w/ a turbo. thats a big difference. plus not to mention the newer technology. there were porsches available to rent where the speedo says 440kph.
and there are areas in germany where the "recommended" speed limit is 108mph or 180kph. if you're doing over the "recommended" speed limit and cause an accident, then they will charge you w/ reckless driving. speeding will not be included anywhere. i aced the test bro, i know all the laws by heart. ask me anything you want to know about german driving regulations.
pic 1 is my 2 liter 4 cylinder speedo on my opel calibra that i had. max out is 280kph which is around 168 mph. so that car is capable of 165mph. when i maxed it out, i only hit 155mph cause my gas cable was loose so i wasn't able to open the throttle up all the way.
pics 2&3 are of my buddies calibra who is still in germany. i have ridden in this car. i asked him for some pics but quality was lost in transportation. the car also has been maxed out. 300kph equals 180mph. i know his car goes this fast because i watched it smoke sgt. reno's wrx sti.
when i said i didn't mean to sound like an ***, it meant no disrespect. obviously you just skimmed through it looking for sh*t to say.
and there are areas in germany where the "recommended" speed limit is 108mph or 180kph. if you're doing over the "recommended" speed limit and cause an accident, then they will charge you w/ reckless driving. speeding will not be included anywhere. i aced the test bro, i know all the laws by heart. ask me anything you want to know about german driving regulations.
pic 1 is my 2 liter 4 cylinder speedo on my opel calibra that i had. max out is 280kph which is around 168 mph. so that car is capable of 165mph. when i maxed it out, i only hit 155mph cause my gas cable was loose so i wasn't able to open the throttle up all the way.
pics 2&3 are of my buddies calibra who is still in germany. i have ridden in this car. i asked him for some pics but quality was lost in transportation. the car also has been maxed out. 300kph equals 180mph. i know his car goes this fast because i watched it smoke sgt. reno's wrx sti.
when i said i didn't mean to sound like an ***, it meant no disrespect. obviously you just skimmed through it looking for sh*t to say.
#33
oh, sorry, forgot to mention something else. yes, you are right about it not being safe to run your tires over their rating. but it is very possible. the more you go over the rating the more dangerous it is. but just to let you know i have seen soldiers run their tires 30 or 40 mph over the tires rating for hours on end and nothing happened. so i don't think it's that dangerous.
#34
Dude there only only a few car's made in the world that do 200 mph plus!!Just because a speedo say's 200 DOES not mean the car will go that fast.Most cars that can are $200,000 plus and are called Supercar's.
Yes the car's there have no speed limiters but physics keep's cars from going that fast.
There is no friggen Opel in the world that will do 180 mph.Are you just clueless or what.Hell a 03/04 Cobra can't do 180 and a Z06 Vette can't do over 200 mph and you are saying a POS Opel can.You need to go to a Ricer board that might believe your BS but most people here now the truth.
Yes the car's there have no speed limiters but physics keep's cars from going that fast.
There is no friggen Opel in the world that will do 180 mph.Are you just clueless or what.Hell a 03/04 Cobra can't do 180 and a Z06 Vette can't do over 200 mph and you are saying a POS Opel can.You need to go to a Ricer board that might believe your BS but most people here now the truth.
#35
Originally Posted by BENNIHILL
oh, sorry, forgot to mention something else. yes, you are right about it not being safe to run your tires over their rating. but it is very possible. the more you go over the rating the more dangerous it is. but just to let you know i have seen soldiers run their tires 30 or 40 mph over the tires rating for hours on end and nothing happened. so i don't think it's that dangerous.
You must have been a REMF for sure.
#36
its ironic that this thread came up. i was putting my old tune back on yesterday because i took the nitrous off, and i got to the speedo part, and i forgot what to put, and my mind went to this thread. low and behold i find this sitting at the top of new posts. funny how **** happens
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Hey Lance...you didnt know that all cars that get driven in Germany are faster than they ever are anywhere else? yeah see...gravity is less in Germany and also the air is much lighter so the drag on your car is reduced. Also, the pavement they use is special German cement that reduces drag on your tires.
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Btw
BTW...take a peek. specs from Porsche for the 911 Turbo:
http://www.porsche.com/uk/models/911...turesandspecs/
http://www.porsche.com/uk/models/911...turesandspecs/
#39
Originally Posted by zigzagg321
Hey Lance...you didnt know that all cars that get driven in Germany are faster than they ever are anywhere else? yeah see...gravity is less in Germany and also the air is much lighter so the drag on your car is reduced. Also, the pavement they use is special German cement that reduces drag on your tires.
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Dont feed the trolls.
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