I clocked you doing nearly 11 mile an hour. More than double the legal speed limit.

 

75 MPH on a stretch of "Interstate" heading up to Socorro, NM.


Over 100 on Autobahn 5 in Germany.

 

142.47 Chicagoland Speedway. On the oval, it really did not feel that fast.

Woof
Bowser

 

my mowers not even that fast..... I gotta soup it up then!

 

I hate my neighbors!
No one came to my aid.
They did turn me around when I got to the end of the block.
I ended up black and blue and they got their lawns cut.

When I was done they had the nerve to try an strap a 30 horsepower leaf blower to my back but, I was able to fight them off.

 

[QUOTE=King James]Please do it in this format:
1. Where
2. How fast
3. Vehicle info
QUOTE]

1. GA Highway 305
2. 178 indicated
3. 2002 Suzuki GSXR 750

 

the year before they imposed the 70-75mph speed limit in montana- 105 mph '92 jeep cherokee

not so legally: porsche 928 turbo on GA400 125mph
my F150 130 mph on main st.

 

Out here in Montana our speed limit was "reasonable and prudent".

Basically you needed speed rated tires and you needed to stay in control.

The Highway Patrol left you alone.

I had a 5-series BMW and I regularly drove 125 + for several hours at a time. It really eats up the miles in a state that has no towns for over 200 miles at a stretch.

What happened ?

We elected some control-freak Republicans on a law-and-order kick. They said "how can the police give you a speeding ticket if there is no no speed limit" So they created a speed limit, just so they could give out tickets.

 

165
Desert road in Nevada
2005 Corvette

165
Desert road in Nevada
1999 Corvette

150
Desert road in Nevada
1991 Corvette

We have a lot of long straight roads with no traffic in Nevada

 

Not exactly... someone challanged a "reasonable and prudent" ticket in court. The courts declared the law allowing no posted speed limit unconstitutional. So for about a week there was no law stating to travel "reasonably and prudent" nor was there posted speed limit signs. Your state government was then forced to enact speeding laws very quickly.

http://www.motorists.com/pressreleases/montana.html

From what I remember the story being... (from the news, that where I get my info from, not baseless statements like others) Some guy was driving a sports car (I think it was a porche) at high speeds. His argument was simple, he asked the patrolman if he'd ticket a minivan at 75 - 80 on the interstate. He replied no. The argument was then, he drove a vehicle with a rated top speed of over 150 mph and was driving just over 100, or about 2/3 of his top rated speed, yet the minivan was allowed to drive at a much higher 3/4 of its rated speed (assuming a top speed of 100). Courts agreed and sided with him.

Thats what I remember hearing on the radio on more than one occasion. For what its worth.... I had a farm in Eastern Montana and as such spent alot of time there during that time period.

Now... go spew your propaganda elsewhere troll.

 

173 MPH
Honda RC51
Secret Test Road in PA.

 

1. on the way to Las Vegas from Los angeles
2. 170 MPH ( wife looked for me, kept my eyes on the road)
3.1997 Dodge Viper GTS with custom intake and a full B & B exhaust.
i was racing with a brand new corvette c6 and a saleen mustang was about half mile back trying to catch up.

 

The 06 F150 cuts out at 98... on I65 in the states.

Autobahn in Italy: 165mph or 260k
2005 Audi A6
and it wanted to go faster, but I didn't

Totaled an 05 VW Touran (rental) going 200k (about 130) in the snow...

I loved Germany

 

Just did the legal thing last week at Pocono Raceway at about 160mph in a Nascar race car (going fast straight is one thing, totally different when ya gotta turn!)
Drove to the track at a steady 95mph

Illegal- 104mph in my F150 in a 65mhp zone(luckily no blue or red lights)

 

my 05 150 went 100mph on I 79 in Pa