Cool veyron video

[thepest]

http://video.google.de/videoplay?doc...Bugatti+veyron


p.s. just look at those breaks :shock:

[thepest]

http://video.google.de/videoplay?doc...Bugatti+veyron

One more

[Stoopie]

damn

[RC45]

This video proves once and for all the Veyron is simply a rolling Computer System.

The Traction Control, Active Handling, Anti-lock Brakes, Torque Managment and who knows what other systems behind the scenes allow the driver to go like a he was on a PlayStation console in the wet.

It would no doubt be thrilling and adrinalin inducing and eye popping to drive the car, but the bottom line is, without the computer aids, the car would be a non-entity.

[gis]

lol the passenger in the first video was funny,makin all those groans when he accelerated.

couple of cool vids those,i still wanna see a speedo shot of this car accelerating

[Stoopie]

Originally Posted by gis lol the passenger in the first video was funny,makin all those groans when he accelerated. couple of cool vids those,i still wanna see a speedo shot of this car accelerating

Offtopic: they used to do stuff with cotton in Lancashire

[gis]

^^^ lol explain please.with the vids of veyrons,an asian chick gettin excited at an animals huge nuts and clarkson doin sum crazy moves im quite confused what your on about with cotton and were i live,lol

[yg60m]

This is really an impressive monster and any 1000 bhp car without driving aids would be a non-entity as proved by the many crashes of Enzos and LP 640s wich are far from 1000 bhp.

[sentra_dude]

Fat, ugly, PIG!

So what's with the brakes, is that normal operating temp or were they running hot?

[RC45]

Originally Posted by yg60m This is really an impressive monster and any 1000 bhp car without driving aids would be a non-entity as proved by the many crashes of Enzos and LP 640s wich are far from 1000 bhp.

Well, my buddy here in Houston has a Twin Turbo C5 Z06 with 980rwhp (1150bhp).. and trust me, it's far from a non-entity

Originally Posted by sentra_dude Fat, ugly, PIG! So what's with the brakes, is that normal operating temp or were they running hot?

That's what happenes when you try stop a dump truck from 120mph

[TopGearNL]

Still an impressive car, I despite it but respect it at the same time

[harryo2b]

Well without computers a lot of things couldn't operate at maximum ability, or could they....!?!?!

Shit most of the recent military fighters couldn't take off without crashing if it weren't for a computer to tell another computer which controls the computer that tells it to go up.

Seems the C6's uses computers for such stability management as well:

"Active Handling is an electronic symphony of Traction Control and antilock brakes working through microcomputers, accelerometers and stability sensors. While no system can overcome the laws of physics, Active Handling compares driver steering input with actual vehicle response. When necessary, it uses individual wheel brake application, the Traction Control System and available Magnetic Selective Ride Control to maximize the driver’s ability to maintain stability and stay on track."

PSM(Porsche's computer) has saved my ass at the 'Ring a time or three thinking I was something I am far from.

Just waiting for Judgement Day, when everything CPU will take over and wipe us out

[yg60m]

Originally Posted by RC45 Originally Posted by yg60m This is really an impressive monster and any 1000 bhp car without driving aids would be a non-entity as proved by the many crashes of Enzos and LP 640s wich are far from 1000 bhp. Well, my buddy here in Houston has a Twin Turbo C5 Z06 with 980rwhp (1150bhp).. and trust me, it's far from a non-entity

Is it reliable ? I always wondered how these tuned cars evolve How much miles did he put on it since tuned ?

[RC45]

What the engine? Sure.. the only bits on the super charged and turbo charged V8's that may be a "reliability" problem are the blower belts themselves and the actual turbo turbines... the rest is bullet proof

[RC45]

Originally Posted by harryo2b Seems the C6's uses computers for such stability management as well: "Active Handling is an electronic symphony of Traction Control and antilock brakes working through microcomputers, accelerometers and stability sensors. While no system can overcome the laws of physics, Active Handling compares driver steering input with actual vehicle response. When necessary, it uses individual wheel brake application, the Traction Control System and available Magnetic Selective Ride Control to maximize the driver’s ability to maintain stability and stay on track."

Nothing new.. the system has been around since 1997. The "Magnetic Ride Select" crap is for the Starbucks crowd.. and the most import piece of info though, is that the fastest lap times and 1/4 miles are set with the systems disabled (that includes pulling the ABS fuse)

The Veyron is not a "drivers" car.. it is the physical embodiment of the PlayStation console