fastest car 60-0
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06-08-2010 | 01:08 PM
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fastest car 60-0
not 996 specific but didn't know where to put it and couldn't find it on the internet. Does anyone know what the fastest stopping production car is 60-0. please excuse cars like the Veyron because of the air brake.
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06-08-2010 | 02:35 PM
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FWIW
According to Road & Track May issue;
Alfa Romeo 8c Competizione 60-0 105ft
911 GT3 106ft
M Benz SLR McLaren 107ft
911 GT2 108ft
Ferrari 599 GTB & Enzo 109ft
Corvette ZR 1 112ft (2010 test)
Nissan GT-R 112ft (2010 test)
There article says all test completed under identical driving conditions plus/minus 10ft.??
According to Road & Track May issue;
Alfa Romeo 8c Competizione 60-0 105ft
911 GT3 106ft
M Benz SLR McLaren 107ft
911 GT2 108ft
Ferrari 599 GTB & Enzo 109ft
Corvette ZR 1 112ft (2010 test)
Nissan GT-R 112ft (2010 test)
There article says all test completed under identical driving conditions plus/minus 10ft.??
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06-08-2010 | 03:12 PM
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http://www.insideline.com/nissan/gt-...nese-spec.html
So I guess we can also extrapolate:
GT-R 104ft (by this tester)
Dodge Viper 104ft
911Turbo 105ft
Z06 106ft
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Edmunds.com also tested the 2010 GT-R:
http://www.edmunds.com/nissan/gtr/2010/review.html
This is probably where I saw the 98ft thing.
Originally Posted by insideline
World-Class Braking
It requires 15-inch rotors, six-piston Brembo calipers and sticky Bridgestone Potenza RE070R rubber to bring a 3,836-pound GT-R to rest from 60 mph in only 104 feet. That's only 1 foot longer than the Porsche 911 Turbo equipped with the $8,800 ceramic composite brake package. It's also the same stopping distance as the last Dodge Viper we tested and 2 feet shorter than the Corvette Z06.
It requires 15-inch rotors, six-piston Brembo calipers and sticky Bridgestone Potenza RE070R rubber to bring a 3,836-pound GT-R to rest from 60 mph in only 104 feet. That's only 1 foot longer than the Porsche 911 Turbo equipped with the $8,800 ceramic composite brake package. It's also the same stopping distance as the last Dodge Viper we tested and 2 feet shorter than the Corvette Z06.
GT-R 104ft (by this tester)
Dodge Viper 104ft
911Turbo 105ft
Z06 106ft
*edit:
Edmunds.com also tested the 2010 GT-R:
Originally Posted by edmunds.com
In brake testing, we've recorded a best 60-0 mph stopping distance of 98 feet, a very short distance indeed.
This is probably where I saw the 98ft thing.
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06-08-2010 | 03:17 PM
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yea its just Road and Track, assume there using all stock comparable versions of automobiles, there is a 10 ft +/- variance so like I first stated "for what it's worth". Good version of that song by Tab Beniot by the way, check it out on Amazon.
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^ Check... I was just adding other sources. I was in no way disputing your data. I'm sure mine could be refuted as well, from yet another independent test.
All of this should be taken with a grain of salt.
All of this should be taken with a grain of salt.
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While I hadn't actually considered THAT as a variable, but rather braking surface, perception of the brake-start point, temp of brakes of each car before testing etc..., your comment may be valid with some reviewers (might even explain some of the stupid articles that have come out recently).
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