165mph in my 996 cab on 680 from San Jose to Fremont while racing and beating some friends in STIs and EVOs. Hopefully someday I'll have the ***** and space to reach the top speed. As for now no crazy speeding for lent since I just got my second speeding ticket about a month ago.

 

270kmh on my Cayenne S with Ecu upgrade, BMC's, Fabspeed full exhaust.

 

Holy crap, ur 19 and u bought your 996 already? I'm behind the ball

 

I bought mine when I was 21 the day after I got my DL back from a 3 year revocation haha cops in my town were big time haters

 

For anyones future reference crown victorias, impalas and chargers-(a.k.a. Cops) can't do 170 mph+++!!!!! Hahahaha

 

Radios travel faster than any car

 

Ttt Ttt Ttt

 

I have gone 147 in my 89' 930 on the 118 in Los Angeles .

The new ride has broken 120 once. 101 In santa Barbara.

 

In my 997S, hit redline in 5th - not sure how fast that was...too preoccupied to look at the speedo

 

It appears you are in California so I would recheck your California Vehicle Code. According to section 22348(b) of the California Vehicle Code exceeding 100 mph is an infraction, not a felony.

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc22348.htm

 

Exceeding 100 mph is a mandatory booking CVC violation. That usually means your car will be impounded and stored.

 

72 Pantera, new built 351 Cleveland, 164 mph. One of the few times I was scared to death in a car of any kind. Vibration was TERRIBLE slowing down from about 100.

 

I hit 145 on the backstretch at Road Atlanta in 2001 at Porsche driving school. When I was young and really stupid in with my new 1978 Targa(at the time) I hit 140 in 4th then slide into 5th for up to 145 on 64 west of Richmond, Va. This is all I will admit to on a public forum.

 

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Originally Posted by Doctor K

Exceeding 100 mph is a mandatory booking CVC violation. That usually means your car will be impounded and stored.

First we have a law student claiming that exceeding 100 miles per hour is a felony in the state of California and now you claiming that it’s a “mandatory booking CVC violation” which usually leads to your vehicle being "impounded and stored". Where did you find this little bit of information in the California Vehicle Code (CVC)?

As I read the California Vehicle Code exceeding 100 miles per hours is an infraction punishable by a fine and possible suspension of your drivers license for the first offense; nowhere does it mention anything about it being "a mandatory booking CVC violation" or the possibility of having your "car impounded and stored", not even for a second or third conviction.

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc22348.htm

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d06/vc13200_5.htm

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d06/vc13355.htm

 

Ok 148 this morning 4 mph hour past my last best speed