"How do you think I know where it hits wind resistance
155 limiter was taken away at the same time as the remap."
I still doubt you'll see 200mph from it. But I reckon a W8 is good for over 170mph without things even getting to unrefined inside the car. Thew were made in very small numbers and I imagine that the quality control was done car by car so should also prove very very reliable.
Not yet went to Loughborough today as well & it was dryish this lunchtime but forgot bring the doodad with me, some lovely roads there too I'll going to leave it in the car for the time being so I have it ready.
O.k. then, long, straight quiet road went up & down a bit but no fuzz or other road users for miles.
Did record a 0-60 of 6.2s but failed to do the 1/4
Second run,
10-10mph=0.43s
0-20mph=1.3s
0-30mph=2.13s
0-40mph=3.46s
0-50=4.6s
0-60=6.4s
0-70=8.22s
0-80=10.27s
0-90=13.25s
Standing 1/4 = 14.7 @ 95.1mph
1/8= 9.55 @75.4mph
1000'=12.4s
330'=6.2s
60'=2.22s
Had to call it a day then as temp gauge started dropping. Don't know if the thermostat is stuck open or a faulty sensor is to blame or worse :/ I think with decent rubber on a nice flat road those times can still be improved upon...
Of overtaking ability is the Autocar Magazines 30 to 70mph (through the gears) acceleration check.
They have a compiled pretty comprehensive list of most production cars in their Road Test Section at the back of the periodical.
This is a lot easier mechanically on the car and can be accomplished on any quiet stretch of road without drawing un-needed attention to yourself or risking damage by subjecting the car to abuse.
It also works out very close to the 0-60 time for most cars anyway.
I have every respect for an F1 driver. At 175 things are starting to go past very damn quickly - yet they're still talking to the pits, adjusting car settings, racing other people etc etc...