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TNT 08-30-2006 11:24 PM

7.15:63 'ring
 
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...2a002044eb.htm


is this a stan?

twboy1999 08-31-2006 12:42 AM

stan?



thes cars,, says street legal... street legal my ass,, yeah, techinailly u can drive it on teh street, but u would never do that if u own a car like that..

must suck donkey ass in real life environment

5vz-fe 08-31-2006 01:05 AM

Doesn't even look like it's using street tires. (I maybe wrong, but the cornering speed seems very very high)

nthfinity 08-31-2006 01:06 AM

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stan?



thes cars,, says street legal... street legal my ass,, yeah, techinailly u can drive it on teh street, but u would never do that if u own a car like that..

must suck donkey ass in real life environment
550 hp, on street tires...

its just A LOT lighter then a 996 GT2 normally is... i think 25 kg were saved on each door alone ;)

fully ajustable suspension; you would be able tor un it on the street comfortably... although, im sure it would be rather loud... but the engine is def. not very much more high strung then standard...

5vz-fe 08-31-2006 01:20 AM

^oh, so it IS street tires......

yeah, ur can hear the transmission whine......LOUD thru out the ring

nthfinity 08-31-2006 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by 5vz-fe
^oh, so it IS street tires......

yeah, ur can hear the transmission whine......LOUD thru out the ring

well, with all the GT1 (and thus, 959 based) components in the car, and sound deadening removed...

BTW, i think its tires were Perelli Corsa Rosas (or whatever thier streetable slick comparable to Michilin Pilot Cup tires)..

03200165 08-31-2006 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by twboy1999
thes cars,, says street legal... street legal my ass,, yeah, techinailly u can drive it on teh street, but u would never do that if u own a car like that..

must suck donkey ass in real life environment

I suspect it is road legal, but only in the UK.

Same as this vid. Fastest lap on the nordschleife with a road legal car (6:55 min), but the car is only legal in the UK. They just drive everything in the UK haha, as long as it has got tires and a steering wheel...

http://video.google.nl/videoplay?doc...R8+nurburgring

nickthaskater 08-31-2006 05:13 AM

I recall seeing a pair of those Edo GT2s on the Nurb webcam, always was curious as to how fast they would run. Great vid, thanks.

dutchmasterflex 08-31-2006 11:15 AM

Hey, just the fact that you COULD drive it on everyday roads is enough.. I know driving a race car on the street is something I always think about :)


This guy is amazing.. must be incredible to do a perfect lap around the Nurburgring..

StanAE86 08-31-2006 11:18 AM

I agree, roadlegal in the UK only...hahah. Where the Radical is also legal. Damn it, you guys are pimp.

harryo2b 08-31-2006 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by dani_d_mas
For sure the laptime is very remarkable... but I'm sure that these cars - even having license plates - are not driven from the workshop to the track :? so afterall... I consider them 'legal racecars for the road' which isn't entirely a roadlegal car in my book :wink:

Haha, exactly. I have seen the Edo cars at many venues here in Germany and never have I seen them driven to the track. They always are brought in their decked out Edo Comp semi truck. As for the test not so sure it did it with street tires or not still looking for an article about this "fastest lap". If Edo can make such a car, pretty much a race car with blinkers, why don't they race in the 24 hrs of the 'Ring? A fast one lap is one thing but a reliable car doing fast laps over 24 hrs is another.

nthfinity 08-31-2006 11:59 AM

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Haha, exactly. I have seen the Edo cars at many venues here in Germany and never have I seen them driven to the track. They always are brought in their decked out Edo Comp semi truck. As for the test not so sure it did it with street tires or not still looking for an article about this "fastest lap". If Edo can make such a car, pretty much a race car with blinkers, why don't they race in the 24 hrs of the 'Ring? A fast one lap is one thing but a reliable car doing fast laps over 24 hrs is another.
components from the GT1 = reliable, "only" an extra 50 hp = reliable.... of course, you never know what will happen in a race.

harryo2b 08-31-2006 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by nthfinity
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Haha, exactly. I have seen the Edo cars at many venues here in Germany and never have I seen them driven to the track. They always are brought in their decked out Edo Comp semi truck. As for the test not so sure it did it with street tires or not still looking for an article about this "fastest lap". If Edo can make such a car, pretty much a race car with blinkers, why don't they race in the 24 hrs of the 'Ring? A fast one lap is one thing but a reliable car doing fast laps over 24 hrs is another.
components from the GT1 = reliable, "only" an extra 50 hp = reliable.... of course, you never know what will happen in a race.

True a race isn't the best of tests but Edo sure seems like a race team just without the team and cars. As the car in the vid is more race than street meaning stripped out, cage, race seat and all that other stuff.

As for the extra 50 hp you mean more like 140 hp from a standard GT2 spec M64 engine or do you mean 50 more than the GT1 spec engine? I think i missed where the power figures were in the thread :?

nthfinity 08-31-2006 01:51 PM

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As for the extra 50 hp you mean more like 140 hp from a standard GT2 spec M64 engine or do you mean 50 more than the GT1 spec engine? I think i missed where the power figures were in the thread
i believe specifically it is 47 more hp then a 996 GT2 mk II

TeflonTron 08-31-2006 02:25 PM

Racecars aren't usually faster because of more power than road cars, but because of downforce, suspension and tires, so an additional 50BHP over the standard car is entirely believable.

5vz-fe 08-31-2006 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by TeflonTron
Racecars aren't usually faster because of more power than road cars, but because of downforce, suspension and tires, so an additional 50BHP over the standard car is entirely believable.

U forgot to mention.....much much lighter

TeflonTron 08-31-2006 04:21 PM

^True. However, I was just trying to get across the point that on a racetrack it's the ability to carry speed from one corner to the next that makes a car fast, not how fast it can accelerate inbetween, and this is magnified hugely on a track like the Nurburgring, where there a huge number of corners and a lot of areas with cambers, etc.

harryo2b 08-31-2006 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by nthfinity
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As for the extra 50 hp you mean more like 140 hp from a standard GT2 spec M64 engine or do you mean 50 more than the GT1 spec engine? I think i missed where the power figures were in the thread
i believe specifically it is 47 more hp then a 996 GT2 mk II

According to the Edo site the car in the video has 612 ps or about 603 hp so that is where i got my 140 quote.

As for the track speeds yeah suspension setup is a big part but like the weight a big factor is power to weight ratio so a 600 hp stripped out GT2 with race suspension plastic windows should make blistering speeds and times at the 'Ring.

Next time I am at the 'Ring and they are there I will try to get some true specs and detailed pics of this particular car.

5vz-fe 08-31-2006 06:11 PM

Not just power to weight, but the weight transfer will be much easier from side to side making the car more stable in those snake shaped turns @ the ring

Tarmangani 09-24-2006 07:51 AM

nice car, nice drive

VincentBlack 09-24-2006 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by 03200165
Quote:

Originally Posted by twboy1999
thes cars,, says street legal... street legal my ass,, yeah, techinailly u can drive it on teh street, but u would never do that if u own a car like that..

must suck donkey ass in real life environment

I suspect it is road legal, but only in the UK.

Same as this vid. Fastest lap on the nordschleife with a road legal car (6:55 min), but the car is only legal in the UK. They just drive everything in the UK haha, as long as it has got tires and a steering wheel...

http://video.google.nl/videoplay?doc...R8+nurburgring

See here for download this Lap Record with the Radical SR8
http://www.need4speed.ws/Radical-SR8.html

TopGearNL 09-24-2006 09:11 AM

Its road legal in Holland too!

Not surprised in a country where you can smoke a joint while banging a schoolgirl but can go to jail without a sentence for doing 100 Miles an Hour, or is it? :mrgreen:

But great Laptime!

T5 09-24-2006 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by 5vz-fe
Doesn't even look like it's using street tires. (I maybe wrong, but the cornering speed seems very very high)

Semi-slicks tyres are road legal.
Cars like M3 CSL have this type of tyres as Factory Spec ;)

TopGearNL 09-24-2006 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by T5
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Originally Posted by 5vz-fe
Doesn't even look like it's using street tires. (I maybe wrong, but the cornering speed seems very very high)

Semi-slicks tyres are road legal.
Cars like M3 CSL have this type of tyres as Factory Spec ;)

Yeah the Lotus Exige uses them tyres too, they use Semi Slick Yokohamas and the cornering speed is fenomenal :shock:

sentra_dude 09-24-2006 12:51 PM

It is quite fast, but 600hp is quite something else from 483hp or whatever the GT2 mrkII has, so I think we can safely say more power had something to do with it...

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Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Its road legal in Holland too!

Not surprised in a country where you can smoke a joint while banging a schoolgirl but can go to jail without a sentence for doing 100 Miles an Hour, or is it? :mrgreen:

But great Laptime!

LOL! :lol: :lol: :lol:


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