Posted by Rick Kr on May 30, 2012 at 20:22:55 from (66.238.169.170):
In Reply to: Re: this is fast posted by old on May 30, 2012 at 20:01:05:
"Better study up or back off" Old, I did and am studied up. I have plenty of dyno time and seat time in cars on courses with certified timing equipment.
Read my post, regardless of cc's or cubic inches, tt doesn't matter if it has 2 webers or 4, 109hp is 109hp. . In a four door sedan with a 5 speed, 165mph is quite optimistic. Overly optimistic.
And I don't think 165mph was a slow car in Italy in 1967. Everyone has these imagines in their head of Italy being Lambos and Ferraris. Those cars are so few in production. They are famous because they can hit 200mph, that is now, not 1967.
A Ferrari 250GTO has a documented top speed of 174mph, with 3 times the horsepower you are talking about.
You and I agree on a lot of things. But on this we'll have to agree to disagree.
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