Top speed you have been in your Cerb and........
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BLUETHUNDER said:
No bullshitting.Was it verified by G.P.S?
165 on the way back from Le Mans last year. Felt steady as a jelly fish, but boy was there still a way to go power wise. Forgot to say that it was GPS verified - speedo reckoned about 172 at the time.
Edited by Tripps on Friday 29th September 22:39
BLUETHUNDER said:
No bullshitting.Was it verified by G.P.S?
Now it's interesting that you say that coz a mate told me that GPS aren't THAT accurate anyway - Don't know if this is old news but there you go !
Oh, and 160-something-low in January !!
My foot was frozen to the pedal, officer, honest !
I can't take my eyes off the road long enough to be sure. How do all you lot do it ?
BLUETHUNDER said:
Has anyone ever cracked the factory,s claimed speed? or are they all out of puff around 180mph?
The problem is, finding a piece of tarmac straight enough, wide enough and flat enough. Done 170mph indicated, 156mph actual at Elvington and after seeing how the scenery starts to blur past, I wouldn't want to be on a public road doing that speed. Eventually, you run out of straight road before you run out of puff.
Incidently, the 156 was in a 4.5 and I managed a 160 but not GPS verified in the 4.2 on the same bit of tarmac. I fluffed the start in the 4.2 by forgetting to wind the window up, so was desperately changing gear and pressing the button all the way down the track, only realising the drivers door wasn't shut properly and the window wouldn't wind all the way up.
Having tested the speedo on the 4.2, I've later found it to be much more acurate so I believe the 160 was a true reading.Gassing Station | Cerbera | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




lost them of course. Would like to find a road or runway to see how fast she really goes!