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175mph NA vs 190mph... BS?


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Evening all...

 

was told yesterday someone who owned an NA done 175mph in it..... then a BPU over took him and they claimed 190mph to him.

 

 

 

Don't get me wrong I don't mis-trust people... but is this even possible?

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Evening all...

 

was told yesterday someone who owned an NA done 175mph in it..... then a BPU over took him and they claimed 190mph to him.

 

 

 

Don't get me wrong I don't mis-trust people... but is this even possible?

 

How can you be quite intelligent in some areas and so dumb in others at the same time mate :D

 

Just for the record everything in the papers tomorrow is 100% true.

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For example (NA open diff and W58 box):-

 

At stock rev limit of 6800rpm, with 255/40/17 wheels, 5th gear ratio = 0.783, diff ratio = 4.083.

 

Maximum possible speed = 158.3mph (that is with NO resistance whatsoever). :)

 

For the A340E autobox, max would be 175.8mph (again, no resistance at all).

 

190.48mph for a facelift SZ-R 6 speed NA. How long it would take to get there would be interesting. Again, no resistance. ;)

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For example (NA open diff and W58 box):-

 

At stock rev limit of 6800rpm, with 255/40/17 wheels, 5th gear ratio = 0.783, diff ratio = 4.083.

 

Maximum possible speed = 158.3mph (that is with NO resistance whatsoever). :)

 

For the A340E autobox, max would be 175.8mph (again, no resistance at all).

 

190.48mph for a facelift SZ-R 6 speed NA. How long it would take to get there would be interesting. Again, no resistance. ;)

 

I have a mines ecu that revs to 8k so what would that mean for me for top speed with a 5speed besides needing clear traffic on the only long downhill stretch of dual carriageway I know that is near my house.

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I have a mines ecu that revs to 8k so what would that mean for me for top speed with a 5speed besides needing clear traffic on the only long downhill stretch of dual carriageway I know that is near my house.

 

Rear wheel size? (Not just the rim width but tyre width and aspect ratio)

Which diff do you have? LSD or open?

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How can you be quite intelligent in some areas and so dumb in others at the same time mate :D

 

Just for the record everything in the papers tomorrow is 100% true.

 

For the record, I never said I believed him ;) I just thought it would be an interesting topic for debate. Which it clearly is!

 

And I never said I was intelligent! Actually, I think a few people on here have said the complete opposite :D

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And I never said I was intelligent! Actually, I think a few people on here have said the complete opposite :D

 

That puts me off meeting others..... At least I have admitted to being retarded in my signature so it is not exactly like I am lying so that should help kill the surprise of what a complete berk I am.

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I think that the A01B is 3.769:1 (can someone confirm?) so that would make for 204mph at 8000rpm with no losses through friction or drag etc. :)

 

So all I need is a alternate universe with no wind so that I can have a 200mph NA??

 

What would a likely real world top speed be with friction/drag at a guess?

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