a bike just ran 261
wind is changing to a tailwind
a bike just ran 261
wind is changing to a tailwind
261 on a bike is smoking. :eek I bet stopping was as interesting as accelerating. :willy
Bring on the tailwinds!! :banana
........Freddy we may have to make a run to Texas after our next set of GT upgrades!! :wink
A final note.
Everybody here asks "How fast did you go?" 213. Then they ask, "what's your goal this weekend?". 200 :banana
The $35,000 T-shirt looks awesome! Check this item off the bucket list Gentlemen! :cheers
Chip
my goal is to hit 200 mph at the Mojave Mile but i may just end up doing it at the Texas Mile first since their track is lower elevation. back in the spring of 2008 when i went to the Texas Mile in my Viper they had two GT's there go over 200 mph with nothing more than just a Whipple. i believe that the Tungsten one that i saw go 204 mph still holds the mile record for a Whipple only :thumbsup
at the Mojave Mile i think its gonna take a Whipple and some nitrous unless you get a mineshaft DA with a HUGE tailwind.
of course twin turbos will get you 200+ mph not matter what track you are at but that would be to easy for me. i want to go 200+ mph in the mile with a Whipple so that will be my next upgrade along with the Borla headers, Hoosiers, etc :cheers
Heard Soroush hit 221 on pass 1
Found this post
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-tx-mile-march-2010-thread-9.html#post2781070
Who owns the yellow TT FGT that ran the 233 MPH?
Was that you Chip?
Ray (Peak Completions)
Many of the racers came as part of teams, complete with mechanics and a trailer in tow, and with the cars on display along a parallel strip of asphalt to the raceway for spectators. Of these was Jason Stevens, from Houston, of Joe Dirt Racing, who proudly displayed his fastest speed from three runs on Friday - 219.1 mph - in tape on his white Ford GT's windshield.
His car displayed the image of David Spade's mullet-wearing character on a Texas-shaped logo on the side of the car, and a license plate that read "Mullet." His other sports car, a Mercedes S600, has "Joe Dirt" its license plates, he said.
Stevens said he wasn't racing the second day because on that final run, the car blew a spark plug. Running it again at those speeds would probably cause the engine to crater, he said.
The car had held the standing mile record for Ford GTs after running a 226 mph here in October, he said. That record has since fallen after someone in Florida ran a 252.97 mph, Steven said.
"The car is basically stock, it comes supercharged," he said. "I've added two turbos, so it's supercharged and twin turboed. Stock, they put out 550 horsepower, and this one is putting out 1,000."
"This car is a stock engine with turbos, his is a very built race car."