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Old 01-01-2011, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by DocN
Its in fashion these days for Manufactures to post their fabulous times when launching a new sporty model. Like Nissan did with the GTR... Unfortunately the GTR time is impossible to achieve on road legal tires with just 480 hp. Its an open secret that this specific GT-R had more like 600 hp and was running on slicks.
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Funny guy you seem to be

Given the 1000+ laps of experience I have around the ring, I must admit, I find it totally pointless to disucss this with a GTR fan boy who has zero experience on that specific track called "Norschleife", which is supposed to be the most difficult and dangerous in the world

I've met many GTR's on track at the ring over the past years and I can very well justice their speed.

My point is, that people take the "Super Test " lap times as a religion which is just not a good idea. In the end, it's just one semi-professional driver and a lot of sector calculation stuff going on behind the scenes..

However, this topic is about the Aston Martin Vantage 4.3 and not the GTR, so please stop destroying this thread, thank you
I've driven my GT-R on track. I just haven't driven THAT track. How does this have ANY bearing on whether or not HvS knows the difference between a stock GT-R and a modified GT-R (or how to read a simple boost gauge on a vehicle not furnished by Nissan). It may be very difficult to read. It might have confusing numbers on it.

I still enjoyed your evidence of foul play. I'm not sure how anyone can dispute this logic ~ "I wasn't there, I haven't driven a GT-R on track, I have an Aston Martin, I've driven on that track, and my friends told me."

Carry on.

Oh, and by the way - perhaps you should heed your own advice on whether or not to bring in the GT-R in an Aston Martin thread.

(Unless you also think that your friends believe that post #8 comes before post #6. I know you've probably counted 1000+ times before, but it didn't make you any more or less credible when requesting me to stop destroying this thread. I'll keep that in mind next time you bring it up first, to not bring it up first)
 
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Old 01-01-2011, 07:07 PM
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I am still impressed that the 4.3 is the same time (second off) with the same driver as the DBS.....I would have to imagine that the 4.7 would beat that time.....I would also have to imagine that the 4.3 with sport pack would also beat the DBS time comfortably.
 
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