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Right under 130 in my '86 M635csi. That was with a ****ed up engine. I'll be getting it back soon and breaking that record in no time.
Epinionator89I may sound like a wussy here, but I've done 70 in my Hyundai Excel. The poor thing was shaking and the crosswinds were terrible. Nothing puts more confidence in you than a shaking steering wheel (really, it's the fastest I've gone, and I only have a learner's permit!) 135,000 miles on it and it still goes like a bat outta heck on the interstates (81 horsepower is enough for me).
aww come on man tell us your car! please!McLaren F1GTR92MPH-Ion Redline
73MPH-Fiero (that was as fast it could go.)
120MPH-Current car
(Won't say for personal reasons)
102-3000GT VR-4
Yeah, but they are wrong the other way. If it was indicating 120 you were almost certainly doing less than that. In the UK, it's 10% that speedos are allowed to be out by. So 120 could be as low as 108.DVS FOG HORNI use "+" becaus I dont think factory speedos are right after 100 . . .
daanYeah, but they are wrong the other way. If it was indicating 120 you were almost certainly doing less than that. In the UK, it's 10% that speedos are allowed to be out by. So 120 could be as low as 108.
The older the better! No pressure here though man.McLaren F1GTRIts not the speed, its the car itself. Its almost 15 years old.
I'd rather not for, like I said, personal reasons.![]()