Um... Slalom and Braking...
67.8 Slalon (R&T Test)
Numbers from R&T
nsx-65.8
rsx-66.8
360 moderna-67.4
Z06-67.5
porsche GT2-68.7
Um...
115feet braking (R&T Test)
Numbers from R&T
NSX-117
M3-112
Z06-118
moderna-110(shortest distance tested by any car)
Xtype-118
GT2-116
Um...
Numbers from R&T
nsx-65.8
rsx-66.8
360 moderna-67.4
Z06-67.5
porsche GT2-68.7
Um...
115feet braking (R&T Test)
Numbers from R&T
NSX-117
M3-112
Z06-118
moderna-110(shortest distance tested by any car)
Xtype-118
GT2-116
Um...
GREAT numbers. Your thread title scared me, though. I thought I was going to open it to read 60.4 and 138 ft.
I don't remember which mag it was, but the Boxster S has registered a 99 ft 60-0.
I don't remember which mag it was, but the Boxster S has registered a 99 ft 60-0.
1 or 2 mph difference in a slalom is a huge difference even though the numbers don't seem that much apart.
Also the braking number is excellent compared to the others listed but what mph is this from?
Also the braking number is excellent compared to the others listed but what mph is this from?
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Xtype? isn't that like a tarted up ford contor? I think I'm gonna be sick.
BTW I can't remember any boxster doing 60-0 in 99 feet.
Those slalom numbers are the bomb. (? is this a motor trend test or a R&T test because the slalom numbers may be different for different magazines. But 0-60 or 60-0 can be compaired between different magazines.)
BTW I can't remember any boxster doing 60-0 in 99 feet.
Those slalom numbers are the bomb. (? is this a motor trend test or a R&T test because the slalom numbers may be different for different magazines. But 0-60 or 60-0 can be compaired between different magazines.)
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