Sometime soon I will be taking a picture of my s2000 redlined in 6th, so you can see it then

 

the speeds you all are typing... where are you getting those numbers....?
please tell me it is NOT from the speedometer...the speedometer get less accurate as speeds increase...as much as 15% error is typical in speedometers in the high end so UNLESS this speeds are verified by a radar gun or some other tried and true method of measuring speed theses numbers are...well you know

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by My R2
[B]the speeds you all are typing... where are you getting those numbers....?

 

BUT can you still hear the radio doing 150??

 

"What's the S2000's top speed? "

Damn Fast! WTF!

Joser
Silver/Red

 

ha.. not a chance in hell if the top is down like me.

 

From: http://www.insideracingtechnology.com/tech102drag.htm

Aerodynamic drag = 1/2 D x A x Vsquared

In this equation, D is the density of the air, A is the frontal area of the moving shape, and V is its velocity relative to the air. This equation shows an important point

 

148 Top Down, deserted bridge @ 4 am. I must have had a head wind 'cause I could never break 150...

 

Brave BS call but don't we need some figures to apply this equation to before it means zippo? Maths was never my forte but good luck with this one I see problems in your immediate future.

 

In case you've never come across this, this is an interesting article on intentional "error" on speedometers:

Speedometer Scandal!