Cracking M600 video
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great video of Peter Boutwood driving a prospective buyer around the Ascari circuit !! i for one am looking forward to my passenger ride at Silverstone !! :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpsrVRpArTY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpsrVRpArTY
max speed
the car looks to be handling very well but i'm not sure that track is suitable to show the cars true potential i dont think he got out of 3rd gear.
Lets compare it to a 700bhp M12 lap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou4PqTkAPaw
the car looks to be handling very well but i'm not sure that track is suitable to show the cars true potential i dont think he got out of 3rd gear.Lets compare it to a 700bhp M12 lap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou4PqTkAPaw
R0162 said:
max speed
the car looks to be handling very well but i'm not sure that track is suitable to show the cars true potential i dont think he got out of 3rd gear.
Lets compare it to a 700bhp M12 lap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou4PqTkAPaw
Holy mother of god that thing is ridiculous
the car looks to be handling very well but i'm not sure that track is suitable to show the cars true potential i dont think he got out of 3rd gear.Lets compare it to a 700bhp M12 lap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou4PqTkAPaw

Well its not fair to compare it to Dereks car of many moons ago; which was simple loonacy.
I think Peter should spend less time shaking the steering wheel, as we all know the more the front wheels are cross path the slower you go, OK it looke good to be "fighting the car" but actually is that what you want? - think about it. Get the car set up for the corner and then correct only if its necessary, and then with the pedal before the steering wheeel, stop playing with the thing in front of you, that fact that you have to suggests you got it wrong in the pedal department. So that's my view on his driving, if it were my view on his "sales techinique" then I'd be for more of the wheel spinning, "fighting that car, controlling the beast" (you're about to buy) sells the machine; hey how macho you must be to drive this.......
On the other hand, I think I saw 1.26 lateral G on one of the earlier corners which is pretty bloody good for a road legal car, many a racing machine will not get anywhere near that.
So brilliant car, good or bad driver (depends on where you are) and passenger I have yet to comment on.
Regards
Paul C
I think Peter should spend less time shaking the steering wheel, as we all know the more the front wheels are cross path the slower you go, OK it looke good to be "fighting the car" but actually is that what you want? - think about it. Get the car set up for the corner and then correct only if its necessary, and then with the pedal before the steering wheeel, stop playing with the thing in front of you, that fact that you have to suggests you got it wrong in the pedal department. So that's my view on his driving, if it were my view on his "sales techinique" then I'd be for more of the wheel spinning, "fighting that car, controlling the beast" (you're about to buy) sells the machine; hey how macho you must be to drive this.......
On the other hand, I think I saw 1.26 lateral G on one of the earlier corners which is pretty bloody good for a road legal car, many a racing machine will not get anywhere near that.
So brilliant car, good or bad driver (depends on where you are) and passenger I have yet to comment on.
Regards
Paul C
paulcundy said:
Well its not fair to compare it to Dereks car of many moons ago; which was simple loonacy.
On the other hand, I think I saw 1.26 lateral G on one of the earlier corners which is pretty bloody good for a road legal car, many a racing machine will not get anywhere near that.
So brilliant car, good or bad driver (depends on where you are) and passenger I have yet to comment on.
Regards
Paul C
I pulled 1.2 lateral G just earlier on tonight in my M12, i just flick the steering slightly going into the corner the car changes direction like a mongoose On the other hand, I think I saw 1.26 lateral G on one of the earlier corners which is pretty bloody good for a road legal car, many a racing machine will not get anywhere near that.
So brilliant car, good or bad driver (depends on where you are) and passenger I have yet to comment on.
Regards
Paul C
then just control the throttle until the apex and away, i love how you can feel when the tyres are on the limit of grip with this car and it is so easy to control and keep it on that limit, or give it a bit extra to loosen up the back end to get it pointing in the right direction.Edited by R0162 on Tuesday 12th April 05:51
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