errrr the V6 was only 3 seconds behind that time and in the pouring rain (182 in the dry), in the dry it would be at least 5 -6 seconds quicker I reckon... 1m30 (or less)Quote: Originally posted by ukravo on 12 June 2004
1m33 apparently
beat the v6
Quote: Originally posted by ukravo on 12 June 2004
they say take off 3 to 5 secs for the wet dont they.
still rekon a 182 would ave a go at a V6 round a track
I doubt the 182 would keep up with the V6 on a dry track.
the Mid engine RWD setup is best for handling in dry on track (just like F1) in my humble opinion...
looking forward to seeing the test on Top gear though
even if you take of the 5 seconds as you state that would mean the V6 would be at least 2 seconds in front, 2 seconds at 70mph = 205 feet infront every lap
Simon.
Love to the same comparison on a fast track such as old Hockienhim or old spa. think the V6 would be a good few seconds ahead after each lapQuote: Originally posted by ian 172 on 12 June 2004
Evo did a group thrash of all current clios(issue 50)and the cup beat the v6 by 2.1 secs a lap.
This was the mk 1 v6 and seen as the mk2 v6 has been improved and the power increased then i think it would be a much closer race,although i wouldnt like to bet on the outcome of either car.
The cup posted 1.26.3(dry track)
The v6 posted 1.28.45(dry track)
As a comparison the new shape m3 posted the exact same time as the cup in the dry.Just shows you how quick the clios can be on a tight twisty surface....
Regards,ian
Is this serious, cos thats Noble M12/Mercedes SL55 AMG speed.Quote: Originally posted by ukravo on 12 June 2004
1m33 apparently
beat the v6
Very serious....As i also said evo posted the same time for the cup and M3 round bedford auto last yearQuote: Originally posted by Levo on 13 June 2004
Is this serious, cos thats Noble M12/Mercedes SL55 AMG speed.Quote: Originally posted by ukravo on 12 June 2004
1m33 apparently
beat the v6
Quote: Originally posted by ian 172 on 13 June 2004
I too would love to see it on a fast track,but still dont think it would be light years ahead.To the same point i would love to see the cars on a very twisty section of track.The very normal looking 182 (as you put it) beat the evo 260 in a slalom test in this months evo,so how poor would your car look against that type of test??
There are many variables for compairing speed but i dont think you can take away the 13-14k price difference when comparing cups/182s and v6s on a track
The cup/182 is more than capable of upseting much bigger and faster cars on a track than a v6.As you will see tonight on top gear..MMUUUHHHHAAAAAAA
ian
[Edited by ian 172 on 13 June 2004 at 2:50pm]
Have you ever been in or driven a TVR? Theyre nothing more than an expensive badly put together kit car, horrible cars!Quote: Originally posted by ian 172 on 13 June 2004
V6 money is 2nd hand TVR money
X or Y plate tuscan anyone
<<<ian
Eh? 0-60 times at 10 seconds? 0-60 miles? Ive had 8 seconds 0-60 reading from a AP22 in the 172 even when I was bouncing it off the rev limiter in first, OMG does that mean the 172 is faster than a cup/182/mk2 v6?Quote: Originally posted by brazo on 13 June 2004
Yes V6s look great but in terms of outright performance they hold nothing over a cup/182. 0-60 times for a cup/182/mk2 v6 are all in the region of 10 secs whereas the mk1 v6 is 11 secs.
TVRs are gorgeous pieces of british design,you must of sat in an old one because the ones at the motorshow were stunning.Along with noble they are the best of british and there is nothing this side of 100k to touch them on performanceQuote: Originally posted by Pete_172 on 13 June 2004
Have you ever been in or driven a TVR? Theyre nothing more than an expensive badly put together kit car, horrible cars!Quote: Originally posted by ian 172 on 13 June 2004
V6 money is 2nd hand TVR money
X or Y plate tuscan anyone
<<<ian
errrrr what you been reading mate???Quote: Originally posted by brazo on 13 June 2004
Yes V6s look great but in terms of outright performance they hold nothing over a cup/182. 0-60 times for a cup/182/mk2 v6 are all in the region of 10 secs whereas the mk1 v6 is 11 secs.
Quote: Originally posted by Pete_172 on 13 June 2004
Have you ever been in or driven a TVR? Theyre nothing more than an expensive badly put together kit car, horrible cars!Quote: Originally posted by ian 172 on 13 June 2004
V6 money is 2nd hand TVR money
X or Y plate tuscan anyone
<<<ian
Plus they are very expensive to run.
service every 6000 miles at average cost of £500-£600.
clio is every 12000 at average cost of £200