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Old 30-01-2013, 09:06 PM   #21
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Default Re: Hsv 2013

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Originally Posted by irish2 View Post
You misinterpreted my post (possibly not worded very well).

I was referring to a specific car. i.e. an F6 with 100rwkw, or 300rwkw is still going to be limited by the rest of the car in how fast it can go around the corner. Obviously the one with more power can accelerate away quicker. This is also under the assumption they both have enough space to achieve that speed before the corner.


Yes, but a 500rwkw is not going to accelerate out of a croner any quicker than a 300rwkw one. Chassis has reached its limit. The tipping point as mentioned above. You will not be able to use full throttle. (Thats the whole point of this argument).
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