any1 raced these cars.. what are the results ??

[AL3ayali_Dubai]

im curious about the results of the races with the v10 stock...
if u did race any of these cars can you specify the start speed and ending plz
SLS
GTR 2010
F430
599
LFA
Z06
997 turbo ( single clutch )
Lp560
DBS
2011 Ford Shelby
Bentley GT speed

thats all that i can think of right now ..

thnx

[M3R8]

It looks like you need a supercharger to up your power to over 700hp and then you can obliterate all of them without a doubt

[willyjp]

im curious about the results of the races with the v10 stock...
if u did race any of these cars can you specify the start speed and ending plz
SLS
GTR 2010
F430
599
LFA
Z06
997 turbo ( single clutch )
Lp560
DBS
2011 Ford Shelby
Bentley GT speed

thats all that i can think of right now ..

thnx

If you're talking about REAL racing, organized and on a closed course, the best you're going to find is the (very helpful and interesting) "Fastest laps" website.
http://www.fastestlaps.com/

On there you can set up a comparison between any two cars and find out which (in THEIR opinion) is "faster," based on a composite of fairly believable lap times and published acceleration and top speed figures.

If you're talking about "street racing" on public roads, you'd be lucky to get any reliable information on a public internet forum. For one thing, most forums will censor you or boot you out if you publish accounts of illegal activity (and street racing is most certainly in that category). For another thing, actual legal prosecution is possible for admitted illegal activity in SOME jurisdictions (France has a history of doing this....see the "Blue Train" incident and others). Fortunately, in the US, although a person can make a legal confession, unwitting self-incrimination has SOME protections built in....but the websites can be liable!!

Give all that, sometimes you WILL see "street racing" accounts on forums like this, and my advice is to consider most of them HOR** SH** (or what they shovel out of the racing stables at the horse track!). Anyone who is braggert enough to post his street racing exploits on the internet is, IMHO, to be taken with a HUGE grain of salt. Not always about what HE did, but often about what his "competition" did. (Usually, that GT2RS didn't even know he was racing!!!).