does it ever stop?
11-06-09, 09:40 PM
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lol i didn't feel comfortable either, i just whomped the gas, looked at the road and i was going faster n faster and when i looked back down.... 137! so i let it hit 140 n let off, WOW was it an amazing feeling! i thought my sunroof visor was gonna fly off! hahahaha... i'm taking that thing off, for some reason i feel like it's wasting my gas baaad
11-07-09, 07:58 AM
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i dont think ive gone over 110-120. and its only happened once or twice on the way to cali. my scion on the other hand, was maxed at 127mph oh too often. stupid governer. oh well. im alive today at least.
11-09-09, 03:10 PM
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lol i hope everyone did all this safely 
i wouldn't wanna hear stories of people speeding in traffic, it's not very good, especially when there's kids in other cars and whatnot =]
i wouldn't wanna hear stories of people speeding in traffic, it's not very good, especially when there's kids in other cars and whatnot =]
11-09-09, 03:55 PM
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I have to agree that the car does accelerate very well over 100mph. I am impressed with the power of Toyota V6. I was impressed with the power delivery of the 3.5 liter V6 in my GS. The VQ in my G35 seemed to lose its breath at very near redline
11-10-09, 05:38 AM
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To try the top speed relatively safely one should go to track or...visit German autobahns, where it is still legal for certain parts. Normally there is though way too much traffic to go faster than 110-130 mph. For an ultimate road track experience, Nurburgring must be a top candidate.
11-11-09, 10:32 PM
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Good reminder, safety first!
To try the top speed relatively safely one should go to track or...visit German autobahns, where it is still legal for certain parts. Normally there is though way too much traffic to go faster than 110-130 mph. For an ultimate road track experience, Nurburgring must be a top candidate.
To try the top speed relatively safely one should go to track or...visit German autobahns, where it is still legal for certain parts. Normally there is though way too much traffic to go faster than 110-130 mph. For an ultimate road track experience, Nurburgring must be a top candidate.
yeah... i'm sure! are there highways where you're at? like ones that are safely built? where there's no cracks on the roads? over here in FL our I4 has cracks everywhere BUT 417 is almost immaculate =]
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