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Are the performance figures on this Ultima GTR fact or fiction?
2003 Ultima GTR SLR
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Wheels: OZ Racing
Tires: Pirelli PZero Asymetrico
Exhaust: Custom Stainless
Horsepower: 576-600
Qtr. Mile Time: 8.43 sec.
0-60 Time: 2.7 sec.
Top Speed: 248 MPH
Weight: 1501-2000 lbs.
doc_fudge said:
Doubt the figues very much..especially the 1/4 mile time. And 248 mph?? thats almost 400 km/h....no chance.
Still, it looks like its going 400 km/h standing still....just like any other GTR.
Andy
I doubt his figures but if he has the power he says and the weight is correct then it should outperform a McLaren F1 LM and that car makes 0-60 in under 3 secs and tops close to 400... So why not?
GTR-TT said:
doc_fudge said:
Doubt the figues very much..especially the 1/4 mile time. And 248 mph?? thats almost 400 km/h....no chance.
Still, it looks like its going 400 km/h standing still....just like any other GTR.
Andy
I doubt his figures but if he has the power he says and the weight is correct then it should outperform a McLaren F1 LM and that car makes 0-60 in under 3 secs and tops close to 400... So why not?
But there is such a range variation in his posted weight - Weight: 1501-2000 lbs. 500lbs makes a lot of difference between a quick car and a superquick car.
Also I am interested to know what cogs/diff ratio he runs in his box as to get sub 9's on the quarter and a top speed of 240 odd would suggest a close ratio and long legged box all in one. I am not convinced.
d3vine said:
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Are the performance figures on this Ultima GTR fact or fiction?
2003 Ultima GTR SLR
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Wheels: OZ Racing
Tires: Pirelli PZero Asymetrico
Exhaust: Custom Stainless
Horsepower: 576-600
Qtr. Mile Time: 8.43 sec.
0-60 Time: 2.7 sec.
Top Speed: 248 MPH
Weight: 1501-2000 lbs.
FICTION. Even though you can buy a Porsche gear to give you a 248mph top speed, you would have to spend some time in the suspension and aerodynamic tuning department to make the car stable. All of his numbers sound a bit exagerated. Especially the price tag!
Cheers!
-Mack
Ultimasimon said:
But there is such a range variation in his posted weight - Weight: 1501-2000 lbs. 500lbs makes a lot of difference between a quick car and a superquick car.
Presumably this american's stereotypical exaggeration is reflected in the stereotype that this is the difference in weight of the car depending on wether he's in it or not...
mclwanB said:
Presumably this american's stereotypical exaggeration is reflected in the stereotype that this is the difference in weight of the car depending on wether he's in it or not...
I do hope that you are NOT placing all Americans in this stereotype category. And please refrain from badgering people on the forum, you never know who you'll upset.
Well, once you finish them, you drive them
Well, that's the theory. After and extremely busy period in the Autumn with work, Ive been busy moving workshops recently, after being evicted from the last one at extremely short notice
Still, the new one has LOTS more space. Enough to build another car in fact
Work to be done over the winter to get the car fully sorted for the spring, when the roads are a bit better. I was out in it on Sunday and the rears lit up with even gentle prods of the throttle - which of course is great fun, but does limit the hooning a bit
As for the stats above, they are a little ambitious! In theory you could gear the car to do that sort of speed, but you'd need a hell of a straight to do it!
As it is, mine's geared for about 180mph which gives far more 'urge' in the gears. I'm happy with this as the car was built with the track in mind, not the dragstrip.
Still, were I to decide to go for a max speed setup, I'd imagine that it could comfortably get into the 230mph+ territory.
But, as I've said before, the engine isn't performing to its fullest potential yet. But that's something I'll be addressing very shortly

Hi Stig nice to see you back in Forum. I was also on the road at weekend. If anyone was following me thay must have wondered what I was doing, the backend was twitching all over the place. Cold roads & Tyres!!.
Did you get around to having your exhausts coated. I am pondering on doing the same, just wondered if you had seen the results.
Did you get around to having your exhausts coated. I am pondering on doing the same, just wondered if you had seen the results.
The owner works across the street from me. Never seen the car but I talked to the owner, nice guy. That site is complete crap, looking through a found a 2002 lambo listed has 5000lbs and a Nissan skyline listed has <1000
If you go to add a car you have to pick from a horse power and weight range you don't get to enter a number. His numbers still seem way off but at least it explains it somewhat.
Mark
If you go to add a car you have to pick from a horse power and weight range you don't get to enter a number. His numbers still seem way off but at least it explains it somewhat.
Mark
Hey Folks -
That's my GTR there and those stats are indeed incorrect. Someone posted pics of my car and while indeed some of the info is correct, engine, transaxel etc. the 1/4 mile time is way bogus as well as top speed. The car is fast, I've never had it past 180. ( that was on a public road and I was chicken in the fact I didn't want to get stopped or have a deer run out in front of me ) As for that purchase price....I'd gladly sell for that amount if there are any takers.
Sorry for any confusion that person who posted on my behalf stirred up. Take care - Dennis Maron, Silver Spring, MD USA
That's my GTR there and those stats are indeed incorrect. Someone posted pics of my car and while indeed some of the info is correct, engine, transaxel etc. the 1/4 mile time is way bogus as well as top speed. The car is fast, I've never had it past 180. ( that was on a public road and I was chicken in the fact I didn't want to get stopped or have a deer run out in front of me ) As for that purchase price....I'd gladly sell for that amount if there are any takers.
Sorry for any confusion that person who posted on my behalf stirred up. Take care - Dennis Maron, Silver Spring, MD USA
US-GTR said:
Wednesday 10th December
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mclwanB said:
said:
Presumably this american's stereotypical exaggeration is reflected in the stereotype that this is the difference in weight of the car depending on wether he's in it or not...
I do hope that you are NOT placing all Americans in this stereotype category. And please refrain from badgering people on the forum, you never know who you'll upset.
I would just like to point out this was not in any way meant to be taken seriously. Sorry if it caused offence!
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