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stmoritzer 11-18-2007 11:10 AM

Nardo Highspeed2007 - MTM Bimoto, Sportec, EDO, ....
 
ever thought about driving 330km/h in a Maybach :ohmy:


There was a tuner highspeed event recently, the report and DVD will be in the latest AUTOBILD.

photogallery:
WINNER 390,6km/h MTM Bimoto TT

http://www.autobild.de/ir_img/38514858_219f4793af.jpg


2nd : 378,4 km/h SPORTEC SPR1

http://www.autobild.de/ir_img/38514887_d721260aa2.jpg


3rd: 358,2 km/ GT Street TECHART

http://www.autobild.de/ir_img/38514910_3c4500ec40.jpg


4th: 345,7 km/h EDO LP640



http://www.autobild.de/ir_img/38514909_8c5bccb2e5.jpg


gallery
http://www.autobild.de/mmg/mm_bildergalerie_453256.html

pterps 11-18-2007 11:28 AM

I am looking forward to see the movie!

The TT looks like a joke, but it's the speed that counts!

chest3r 11-18-2007 02:03 PM

390 Kmh in an Audi TT ?!? :ohmy: That should be really scary!

The LP640 looks great ! ;-)

yg60m 11-18-2007 02:08 PM

I am also interested if someone can rip the DVD of this event ;-)
The Maybach at 330 must be something to see ... I am also surprised that there was no Ruf.

stmoritzer 11-18-2007 02:16 PM

full list

Audi MTM Bimoto: 390,6 km/h
997 Sportec SPR1: 378,4 km/h (802 cv et 350000 euros)
997 Techart GT Street: 358,2 km/h (630 cv et 245000 euros)
Murcielago LP640 Edo Competition 345,7 km/h (663 cv et 290000 euros)
997 Techart Turbo Cabriolet: 344,2 km/h (600 cv et 210000 euros)
9ff CT-78 336,3 km/h (780 cv et 198000 euros)
Brabus Maybach 57: 330,6 km/h (730 cv et 427900 euros)
Mercedes E63 MKB: 330,5 km/h (550 cv et 112500 euros)
Golf R36 HGP 327,6 km/h (600 cv et 98000 euros)
Mercedes SL Lorinser Biturbo: 325 km/h (630 cv 195000 euros)
Cayman S TTP: 324,3 km/h (470 cv et 109200 euros)
Mercedes E55 MKB: 323,8 km/h (620 cv pour 125000 euros)
BMW M5 G-Power: 321,8 km/h (730 cv pour 240000 euros)
BMW Sèrie 3 AC Schnitzer GP, record mondial pour du GPL, 318,1 km/h (552 cv et 250000 euros)
Audi TT HGP: 314,4 km/h (490 cv et 87000 euros, le meilleur rapport vitesse prix)
BMW M5 AC Schnitzer: 313,9 km/h (552 cv et 134000 euros)
Audi TT B&B: 294,6 km/h (500 cv et 90000 euros)

Kaz 11-19-2007 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stmoritzer (Post 783800)

:ohmy::drool::drool: NICE!

twboy1999 11-20-2007 01:16 PM

i see the g-power twinturbo m5 is not faster then stock m5 with limiter removve

silentm 11-20-2007 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrmojo77 (Post 803585)
They don't have power numbers for the bimoto? Over 390km/h in a TT sounds like a huge achievement. How many horses more it would need to get to 400 km/h.

if you take your time to click through the images in the article, the power of all the cars is written down. even though it's all german i guess you are able to recognize numbers with the "PS" (Pferdestärke) at the end instead of the english HP ;)

the Bimoto (as the name may suggest) has 2 engines, when both combined they spit out 1020 (+something) HP.

the article says that only the strong side winds were to blame that the Bimoto didn't reach 400 km/h

silentm 11-20-2007 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by twboy1999 (Post 803875)
i see the g-power twinturbo m5 is not faster then stock m5 with limiter removve

aparently somehow the electronics failed at the recorded top speed. so that explains the 'slowness' :P

Schwalbe 11-20-2007 06:46 PM

I hope to see some videos soon, I always love those famous Nardo Top-speed tests. The Bimoto & Golf R36 have done impressive speed, but the most funny is to see all BMWs car tested are damn slow...I'm sure you will not see this video on M5board.com :-P

Schwalbe 11-20-2007 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dani_d_mas (Post 803944)
2 of the last 3 cars are Audis 8-):mrgreen::-P

Yeah that's true, but those souped TT models are keeping the pace with E60 M5s which have a lot more horsepowers and cost double and triple the price of the tuned TT MKII. This is to my eyes very honourable for the TT car category...and a real slap in the face of BMW flagship cars. ;-)

billaras19 12-01-2007 06:36 AM

Really interesting. Can anyone upload this dvd?


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