[khurmit]

F90 sounds like it's in "comfort" mode lol.
Hope it sounds meaner in person

[greenbeast]

Originally Posted by khurmit

He's driving his car safely. Teaching his young son how to do things properly without being a bell end and hopefully not showing him it's ok to race through residential streets etc.

Safe to do on the right stretch of road - the German gov recognise this, whereas our UK gov prefer to bury their head in the sand and insist on 70mph limit, if not 60/50/40 nowadays

Thanks Khurmit, I was let of at 120mph since my 11 years old son was with me in the car.
he is a professional Kart driver, he won several national races in the USA, he doesn't like street races since he only race at track. but that was on sunday and NO maid at home and momy was traveling.

pls put LIKE on his facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/sebastianng109

thank you!

[greenbeast]

Originally Posted by khurmit

F90 sounds like it's in "comfort" mode lol.
Hope it sounds meaner in person

That race was with exhaust flap closed! I forgot to turn it on!

don't think the sound will make difference in power?

[Mahzari]

Originally Posted by CarlosM4

I don't know why but 458's are pretty "slow" here in Brazil. There was a roll race event (2mile stretch), and a W222 S63 AMG 4Matic (non facelift) stayed neck a neck with the 458 in speeds in excess of 270 km/h. A stock M5 F10 also managed to stay neck a neck and even overtake the 458 over 220. Noone could really understand what happened. 458 are pretty rare here, especially any that frequents these events.

The 488 on the other hand is also slower here than in the rest of the world. The 488 lost to the 991.2 Turbo S stock from 100-250 on highway professional tests. Don't know why or how that happened but it did.

It’s the gas in Brazil. Ferraris are highly sensitive to fuel content and octane.

[ORIGIN M.]

Originally Posted by khurmit

He's driving his car safely. Teaching his young son how to do things properly without being a bell end and hopefully not showing him it's ok to race through residential streets etc.

Safe to do on the right stretch of road - the German gov recognise this, whereas our UK gov prefer to bury their head in the sand and insist on 70mph limit, if not 60/50/40 nowadays

To each their own.

He just posted he only did 120 with the kid in the car.

[STK]

Originally Posted by ORIGIN M.

To each their own.

He just posted he only did 120 with the kid in the car.

Originally Posted by ORIGIN M.

To each their own.

He just posted he only did 120 with the kid in the car.

So let's see...

Racing on public roads.

Doing it with other cars present.

Passing cars.

Going at least 125 mph with a speed limit of 62-75 mph

Doing it at dusk or later.

Got an 11 yr of in the car.

What could possibly go wrong?

As for the autobahn, all the cars have passed German inspection, all of the drivers have passed the German car license test, and all the highways are well kept and made of a pretty gritty concrete. Ya think that's true for Panama (or the US?)

That said, I've done some pretty asshat things myself.

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. — Mike Tyson

[ORIGIN M.]

Originally Posted by STK

So let's see...

Racing on public roads.

Doing it with other cars present.

Passing cars.

Going at least 125 mph with a speed limit of 62-75 mph

Doing it at dusk or later.

Got an 11 yr of in the car.

What could possibly go wrong?

As for the autobahn, all the cars have passed German inspection, all of the drivers have passed the German car license test, and all the highways are well kept and made of a pretty gritty concrete. Ya think that's true for Panama (or the US?)

That said, I've done some pretty asshat things myself.

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. — Mike Tyson

Great post

[hok020]

Awesome combo! Hope to have one someday... any will do

Enjoy!

[CarlosM4]

Originally Posted by wujekwaldus

It's difficult to answer
But I can belive You it happend.
Maybe Ferrari is cheating about the power?
Maybe Ferrari not maintained properly is loosing it's power over the years?
What do I know for sure that BMW used to have (or maybe still has?) some factory bonuses and they seems to be fast cars

Too bad that i don't like new M5 (it looks like 520d with MPackage) howerver this is my subjective opinion. Waiting for M8 Cp

I don't know. The 488 GTB sure as hell is pretty darn fast. I believe the 991.2 was tuned and the owner didn't say it. I got to ride in it, and boy I was impressed about the speed. Plus it murdered many tuned cars (M5, SL 63, 911 997.2 PDK Stage 2+).
Nevertheless the 458 seems slow, it doesn't seem to have 570hp. It is a phenomenal car, but I believe Ferrari cheats on the power. Although our gasoline is crappy, we have high octane gas (97 octane), and the car has 2000 miles, so I can't believe it was not well maintained. It just lacked power. Very weird

[CarlosM4]

Originally Posted by Mahzari

It’s the gas in Brazil. Ferraris are highly sensitive to fuel content and octane.

Our gas has an exceedingly high ethanol rating (25%), nevertheless it still is 97 octane, and only 50ppm sulphur rating. So it makes no sense, that the car is this slow.

[Speedwell-Industries]

That is extremely impressive!

[nabil]

Beyond impressed!!!