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April 23, 2009 at 5:43 PM #387078April 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM #386453
Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=AN][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
As much as I love the German and Italian stuff, there is something primal about good old 1960s big block American muscle.[/quote]
The new LS7 is pretty close of coming back to the craziness of the big block. I heard w/ TT, those things can easily hit 700WHP. I love the sound of the big block V8 too, but I’m partial to forced induction. A lot of the closed deck iron block I6 from Japan (GT-R and Supra) are hitting 1000WHP. Those things don’t have very good 0-60 due to turbo lag, but they’re total highway monsters.[/quote]AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.
When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
April 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM #386718Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=AN][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
As much as I love the German and Italian stuff, there is something primal about good old 1960s big block American muscle.[/quote]
The new LS7 is pretty close of coming back to the craziness of the big block. I heard w/ TT, those things can easily hit 700WHP. I love the sound of the big block V8 too, but I’m partial to forced induction. A lot of the closed deck iron block I6 from Japan (GT-R and Supra) are hitting 1000WHP. Those things don’t have very good 0-60 due to turbo lag, but they’re total highway monsters.[/quote]AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.
When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
April 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM #386912Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=AN][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
As much as I love the German and Italian stuff, there is something primal about good old 1960s big block American muscle.[/quote]
The new LS7 is pretty close of coming back to the craziness of the big block. I heard w/ TT, those things can easily hit 700WHP. I love the sound of the big block V8 too, but I’m partial to forced induction. A lot of the closed deck iron block I6 from Japan (GT-R and Supra) are hitting 1000WHP. Those things don’t have very good 0-60 due to turbo lag, but they’re total highway monsters.[/quote]AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.
When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
April 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM #386961Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=AN][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
As much as I love the German and Italian stuff, there is something primal about good old 1960s big block American muscle.[/quote]
The new LS7 is pretty close of coming back to the craziness of the big block. I heard w/ TT, those things can easily hit 700WHP. I love the sound of the big block V8 too, but I’m partial to forced induction. A lot of the closed deck iron block I6 from Japan (GT-R and Supra) are hitting 1000WHP. Those things don’t have very good 0-60 due to turbo lag, but they’re total highway monsters.[/quote]AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.
When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
April 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM #387098Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=AN][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
As much as I love the German and Italian stuff, there is something primal about good old 1960s big block American muscle.[/quote]
The new LS7 is pretty close of coming back to the craziness of the big block. I heard w/ TT, those things can easily hit 700WHP. I love the sound of the big block V8 too, but I’m partial to forced induction. A lot of the closed deck iron block I6 from Japan (GT-R and Supra) are hitting 1000WHP. Those things don’t have very good 0-60 due to turbo lag, but they’re total highway monsters.[/quote]AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.
When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
April 23, 2009 at 6:07 PM #386460an
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
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Those beast are totally insane, but you’ll be insane to try and take those things on mountain passes. I personally think those are straight line beast and dyno queen. Trying to get that much power from a 3.x L I6 will yield way too much turbo lag to be useful on the track.I bet it was fun riding those Ninja on the autobahn. I’m jealous. Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.
April 23, 2009 at 6:07 PM #386723an
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
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Those beast are totally insane, but you’ll be insane to try and take those things on mountain passes. I personally think those are straight line beast and dyno queen. Trying to get that much power from a 3.x L I6 will yield way too much turbo lag to be useful on the track.I bet it was fun riding those Ninja on the autobahn. I’m jealous. Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.
April 23, 2009 at 6:07 PM #386918an
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
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Those beast are totally insane, but you’ll be insane to try and take those things on mountain passes. I personally think those are straight line beast and dyno queen. Trying to get that much power from a 3.x L I6 will yield way too much turbo lag to be useful on the track.I bet it was fun riding those Ninja on the autobahn. I’m jealous. Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.
April 23, 2009 at 6:07 PM #386967an
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
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Those beast are totally insane, but you’ll be insane to try and take those things on mountain passes. I personally think those are straight line beast and dyno queen. Trying to get that much power from a 3.x L I6 will yield way too much turbo lag to be useful on the track.I bet it was fun riding those Ninja on the autobahn. I’m jealous. Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.
April 23, 2009 at 6:07 PM #387105an
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
AN: 1,000HP? Seriously? Dude. That’s insane. Be fun to cut one of those things loose on The Grapevine, though.When I was stationed in Germany, I used to run the autobahn on a Ninja 1000 and would routinely have twin turbo Porsches running right alongside. Fun stuff.
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Those beast are totally insane, but you’ll be insane to try and take those things on mountain passes. I personally think those are straight line beast and dyno queen. Trying to get that much power from a 3.x L I6 will yield way too much turbo lag to be useful on the track.I bet it was fun riding those Ninja on the autobahn. I’m jealous. Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.
April 23, 2009 at 6:13 PM #386470Eugene
Participant[quote=AN] Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.[/quote]
as long as you don’t have a flat or hit a bird at 155MPH. Because paramedics would have to scoop you up with a spoon and your relatives would have to bury you in a closed coffin.
April 23, 2009 at 6:13 PM #386733Eugene
Participant[quote=AN] Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.[/quote]
as long as you don’t have a flat or hit a bird at 155MPH. Because paramedics would have to scoop you up with a spoon and your relatives would have to bury you in a closed coffin.
April 23, 2009 at 6:13 PM #386928Eugene
Participant[quote=AN] Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.[/quote]
as long as you don’t have a flat or hit a bird at 155MPH. Because paramedics would have to scoop you up with a spoon and your relatives would have to bury you in a closed coffin.
April 23, 2009 at 6:13 PM #386977Eugene
Participant[quote=AN] Wouldn’t ride a Ninja myself, but would love to let me car stretch its legs to see how long it takes to hit the 155MPH limiter.[/quote]
as long as you don’t have a flat or hit a bird at 155MPH. Because paramedics would have to scoop you up with a spoon and your relatives would have to bury you in a closed coffin.
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