Swedish (loaded) CSL does 7,22 on nurburgring
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11-09-2007 | 04:14 AM
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Swedish (loaded) CSL does 7,22 on nurburgring
Pretty fast. 
It is a highly modified CSL with supercharger.
som pics of the car:
And a short teaser:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVeZ2F_vlZM
edit: the entire lap http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL7T9BD_Q3k
It is a highly modified CSL with supercharger. som pics of the car:
And a short teaser:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVeZ2F_vlZM
edit: the entire lap http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL7T9BD_Q3k
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11-09-2007 | 07:08 AM
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Pretty impressive. It wasn't too shabby around Hockenheim either (1:11.7), faster than the Zonda S and the 996 GT3 RS by .1 secs, but more than 3 secs slower than the CGT (1:08.6). The car didn't have any spoiler during that run.
From the pictures, seems like they tested a couple of spoilers before settling on the uhm, "simpler-looking" one.
Another modified M3 CSL that I like is the AC Schnitzer one. 7:37 around the 'Ring with nothing but aerodynamic and suspension mods (engine was left stock).
ADDENDUM: Just read that the run was made on an open track (they were supposedly slowed down a bit by some other cars on the track), and that the temperature that day was only 4 degrees Celsius. They're looking to beat the EDO 996 GT2's time of 7:15.x next time.
From the pictures, seems like they tested a couple of spoilers before settling on the uhm, "simpler-looking" one.
Another modified M3 CSL that I like is the AC Schnitzer one. 7:37 around the 'Ring with nothing but aerodynamic and suspension mods (engine was left stock).
ADDENDUM: Just read that the run was made on an open track (they were supposedly slowed down a bit by some other cars on the track), and that the temperature that day was only 4 degrees Celsius. They're looking to beat the EDO 996 GT2's time of 7:15.x next time.
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11-09-2007 | 08:57 AM
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Pretty impressive. It wasn't too shabby around Hockenheim either (1:11.7), faster than the Zonda S and the 996 GT3 RS by .1 secs, but more than 3 secs slower than the CGT (1:08.6). The car didn't have any spoiler during that run.
From the pictures, seems like they tested a couple of spoilers before settling on the uhm, "simpler-looking" one.
Another modified M3 CSL that I like is the AC Schnitzer one. 7:37 around the 'Ring with nothing but aerodynamic and suspension mods (engine was left stock).
ADDENDUM: Just read that the run was made on an open track (they were supposedly slowed down a bit by some other cars on the track), and that the temperature that day was only 4 degrees Celsius. They're looking to beat the EDO 996 GT2's time of 7:15.x next time.
From the pictures, seems like they tested a couple of spoilers before settling on the uhm, "simpler-looking" one.
Another modified M3 CSL that I like is the AC Schnitzer one. 7:37 around the 'Ring with nothing but aerodynamic and suspension mods (engine was left stock).
ADDENDUM: Just read that the run was made on an open track (they were supposedly slowed down a bit by some other cars on the track), and that the temperature that day was only 4 degrees Celsius. They're looking to beat the EDO 996 GT2's time of 7:15.x next time.
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11-09-2007 | 07:01 PM
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Here's the Sportbilen article that I managed to save in my hard drive a few months back. There used to be a companion video but seems like it's been pulled from YouTube.
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11-11-2007 | 08:22 PM
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