Highest speed you've done

[hello]

160 in 1997 in a camry vienta

I was..... 7

[MISSXR]

  JPM86 said:

  MISSXR said:

170kmhr - Just wanted to make sure my speed limiter was working. 

in wot

its was a ute of some sort, I think it was a silver one. Can't remember too long ago.

[turb06]

  JPM86 said:

  MISSXR said:

170kmhr - Just wanted to make sure my speed limiter was working. 

in wot

look at the sig

[turb06]

  hoot said:

Any one hear what happened here in SA ?

Four killed,estimated speed 200kph,wet road,death impact was 3 meters high on a tree,three meters HIGH,three fcuking meters high,think about it,and they say 3 wernt wearing seatbelts.

Leave your speeding for the track folks,much better to drive home in one piece than get driven home in a box!!!

serves them selves right to, I mean doing it with people in the car is one thing, but who would try push a street car to 200kmph on the road in the wet? I regularly do over 200 on my way home from work in the wee hours, but never will I do it with a passanger (even my wife) never will I do it in the wet, and never will I do it if another car is within sight either way for there safety and in case they are cops.

There is every chance something could go wrong and I die, but that's the risk I take.

[Paranormal]

210 in the T, 190 in the T Eastern Creek Straight. 245 GSX-R 750 85' model 3am 3 lane freeway was still pulling the arms with couple thou revs to go but corner coming up fast with car in center lane, choice was to lift it up and go round the outside or pull it down even more and go the inside, well pulled it down, bars must have been couple inchs off the tarmac, passed the car, stood her up and just watched the head lights disapear in the mirror, whooosh gone in bout 2 seconds :-))) Damn I miss that bike.

[turb06]

  Paranormal said:

210 in the T, 190 in the T Eastern Creek Straight. 245 GSX-R 750 85' model 3am 3 lane freeway was still pulling the arms with couple thou revs to go but corner coming up fast with car in center lane, choice was to lift it up and go round the outside or pull it down even more and go the inside, well pulled it down, bars must have been couple inchs off the tarmac, passed the car, stood her up and just watched the head lights disapear in the mirror, whooosh gone in bout 2 seconds :-))) Damn I miss that bike.

what speed were you doing?

[Cro]

240 indicated in the T (prolly only 230 real).

My dream is to drive a piston powered road car beyond 500km/h in a controlled environment. Don't think there is a car that can do that yet, but who knows what the future will bring :D

[BA_Turbs]

  turb06 said:

  hoot said:

Any one hear what happened here in SA ?

Four killed,estimated speed 200kph,wet road,death impact was 3 meters high on a tree,three meters HIGH,three fcuking meters high,think about it,and they say 3 wernt wearing seatbelts.

Leave your speeding for the track folks,much better to drive home in one piece than get driven home in a box!!!

serves them selves right to, I mean doing it with people in the car is one thing, but who would try push a street car to 200kmph on the road in the wet? I regularly do over 200 on my way home from work in the wee hours, but never will I do it with a passanger (even my wife) never will I do it in the wet, and never will I do it if another car is within sight either way for there safety and in case they are cops.

There is every chance something could go wrong and I die, but that's the risk I take.

But what about the drunk bloke stumbling home from the pub in the area with poor street lighting?

Not having a go at you, we all do it, just food for thought.

[Guest Scootre]

We're all doing 1600Kmh... the average rotational speed of the earth...

[Guest]

  BA_Turbs said:

  turb06 said:

  hoot said:

Any one hear what happened here in SA ?

Four killed,estimated speed 200kph,wet road,death impact was 3 meters high on a tree,three meters HIGH,three fcuking meters high,think about it,and they say 3 wernt wearing seatbelts.

Leave your speeding for the track folks,much better to drive home in one piece than get driven home in a box!!!

serves them selves right to, I mean doing it with people in the car is one thing, but who would try push a street car to 200kmph on the road in the wet? I regularly do over 200 on my way home from work in the wee hours, but never will I do it with a passanger (even my wife) never will I do it in the wet, and never will I do it if another car is within sight either way for there safety and in case they are cops.

There is every chance something could go wrong and I die, but that's the risk I take.

But what about the drunk bloke stumbling home from the pub in the area with poor street lighting?

Not having a go at you, we all do it, just food for thought.

That happened here in SA as well,a ricer hit and killed a drunk bloke,didnt even stop parked his car somewhere,went to a nightclub for a few hours ,then told the cops his car had been stolen.

You just dont know whats around the corner,drive safley folks