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Re: 323 km/h
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WR said:
i think maybe the traction control as turn off...
Nope, there's another symbol for that. An exclamation mark surrounded by a circular arrow.
And don't forget that those speedos are notoriously known to be overly optimistic. The only way to get a true speed reading is to use a handheld GPS device from within the car or have someone radar/laser a speed reading of your car from outside.
Re: 323 km/h
hi there! the vid was done in a autobahn . the reason that it was done at night is because there is no traffic.
the red light is because EMPTY FUEL. the car had 2 persons .
the question is... what should happen after 323 km/h? will the 6th gear cut because the REVS? whats the MAX SPEED in the SPEEDO for the TT?
the red light is because EMPTY FUEL. the car had 2 persons .
the question is... what should happen after 323 km/h? will the 6th gear cut because the REVS? whats the MAX SPEED in the SPEEDO for the TT?
Re: 323 km/h
Empty fuel? Did you guys run out of gas? One can imagine how quickly gas is consumed at those speeds. I recall riding in a RUF Rturbo with a full tank of gas at 213 mph for a short amount of time in which the gas gauge quickly dropped down to the half tank mark. 
And the Autobahn? At the beginning of the video, it says Brasil so I thought the video was taken somewhere down there. All I can say is that you're insane.
And the Autobahn? At the beginning of the video, it says Brasil so I thought the video was taken somewhere down there. All I can say is that you're insane.
Re: 323 km/h
OK, now i see your point. It seems, that the tiptronic has a longer 5th then your manual 6th. On my 997TT tip the eletronic limits the speed at exactly 323 km/h and at this moment the revs could get around 200 higher. So the engine could go faster but electronics says: No! This should be around real 311 km/h as some other rennteam guys told me. That's the reason why a chipped 997TT tip isn't faster than stock in case of topspeed, because the limit comes from the tiptronic and most of the chippers are not capable to release this limit -> rennteam know how, not mine ;-)
Re: 323 km/h
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xandi911 said:
the red light is because EMPTY FUEL.
This is VERY DANGEROUS for the engine, full throttle runs should not be attempted with the fuel light on !!!!
With the rate of fuel delivery at the speeds you were travelling a lean condition could occur in a split second and POP goes your engine.....Nice vid tho'
Re: 323 km/h
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TB993tt said:Quote:
xandi911 said:
the red light is because EMPTY FUEL.
This is VERY DANGEROUS for the engine, full throttle runs should not be attempted with the fuel light on !!!!
With the rate of fuel delivery at the speeds you were travelling a lean condition could occur in a split second and POP goes your engine.....Nice vid tho'
Agreed....a friend of mine drove his Ford pickup truck until he hit empty (not on purpose) and it damaged his fuel injectors as a result. Definitely wouldn't recommend doing that to yours either. You didn't run out of gas during that run did you?
Re: 323 km/h
here is a vid for my stock 997TT doing 5-322km/h
Sorry it taken by mobile phone
here is the link
http://s124.photobucket.com/albums/p16/crankensteinuae/?action=view¤t=Video001.flv
Sorry it taken by mobile phone
here is the link
http://s124.photobucket.com/albums/p16/crankensteinuae/?action=view¤t=Video001.flv
Re: 323 km/h
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TB993tt said:Quote:
xandi911 said:
the red light is because EMPTY FUEL.
This is VERY DANGEROUS for the engine, full throttle runs should not be attempted with the fuel light on !!!!
With the rate of fuel delivery at the speeds you were travelling a lean condition could occur in a split second and POP goes your engine.....Nice vid tho'
Not to mention that a blow engine at that speed could upset the balance of the car, the result being not so pretty
17-abr-2008 20:04:36
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Re: 323 km/h
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xandi911 said:
sorry!!! the vid here it is!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImRFwtWva80
It seems that the video has been removed by the user . . .
Incriminating evidence of a reckless and illegal act that gives the rest of us a bad name?
Re: 323 km/h
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haudimal said:
OK, now i see your point. It seems, that the tiptronic has a longer 5th then your manual 6th. On my 997TT tip the eletronic limits the speed at exactly 323 km/h and at this moment the revs could get around 200 higher. So the engine could go faster but electronics says: No! This should be around real 311 km/h as some other rennteam guys told me. That's the reason why a chipped 997TT tip isn't faster than stock in case of topspeed, because the limit comes from the tiptronic and most of the chippers are not capable to release this limit -> rennteam know how, not mine ;-)
Tiptronic tuning problem has been solved a long time ago, the second time I drove a RUF Tip 997 Turbo, the top speed was 341(!) kph on the speedo, around REAL 327 kph or so, I don't remember anymore.
Again: the Tip issue has been solved.
17-abr-2008 21:50:34
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Re: 323 km/h
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xandi911 said:
sorry!!! the vid here it is!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImRFwtWva80
It seems that the video has been removed by the user . . .
Incriminating evidence of a reckless and illegal act that gives the rest of us a bad name?
Whatever. I just did 160 mph on the way to the airport and I enjoyed every second of it.
Re: 323 km/h
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mex99 said:
CD4 - Track 3 - must have been a great song!
well actually i really dont remember... but it probably should be a good one!
if you look at the speedo 323km/h(6800rpm) its over the cut limit 6750rpm! how this is posible? the last gear has a higher rev limit ??
anyone??
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