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Somewhere around 140 according to the speedo (with Dinan software loaded - previous MINI). So given the typical margin of error, that's probably below 130...
Not in the MINI? That's a different story...:devil:
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Bonneville September 2008 - 133.206 in 1 mile from a standing start. Going back this year with mucho more whp and some Group4 Autosport aero tricks to try for the 150 MPH club. Get two miles for this. Have to do two 150 MPH+ runs during the meet. Stay tuned!!
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lotsie Club Coordinator
This thread has the potential of out living us all
. Yeah, we all speed on public roads, get over it.
Guess what, those yellow speed signs you see going through the twisties, are just the recommended speed. The last white speed limit sign you saw is legally how fast you can drive, if conditions warrant. Not that that has anything to do with how fast you have gone.
Be safe out there.
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I was doing about 120 in a rented 6 cylinder Mustang at Cal Speedway. That was when they still had the chicane on the straight. It was supposed to be my Mini that day, but it broke the day before.
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Without tune but with mods 2 mile push 135
With tune... limiters adjusted and mods 2 mile push 144
Point of testing and speed logging off highway private 3 mile road.
The testing was on a level road with 0 wind conditions
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Those of you who like to drive fast should check out the Bonneville Salt Flats,
a safe place to see what your Mini can do in one mile from a dead stop. Its not as easy as blasting down some blacktop. This is a good test to see if the mods you paid for are worth the money. CFMINI hopefully will join the 150 club this year. Check out this site Usfra home page -
ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
And for those that have the biggest attachments........
Homepage Main Menu: Flat Out On A Public Highway! (home.htm) -
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Sooooooo.........
Am I the first one to notice that this guy just might be a MINI guy?rrr:
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Nah.....that's just his latest trophy.
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I guess the thread title "Your Top Speed in a MINI" leaves a bit of liberal information to the respondent. While it is interesting reading some of the MPH it has not been established the distance by many in achieving that velocity?
The biggest variable in top speed MPH is the vehicle's ability to accelerate against the air drag forces at 100+ mph which become expediently high as that speed level increases. And than there is the RPM and top gear ratio relationship?
Anything from 0 to 100-130 MPH in a mile should be considered a good accomplishment of a well planned and thought out combination of parts and their application.
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Well then, lets just say it took Poco a while to get to 200ish kph:lol:
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140 on speedo.
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110mph indicated on the speedo at MIS, I had the GPS in the car but it was turned off.
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Cruising Cal. 177 (95-62-177_to_I10 route) after AMVIV one year, late afternoon, 132 mph on the digital speedo, probably 125-128 mph actual.
Pretty lonely roads in those parts. :arf:
Found the local CHP as I got to I10 west bound.
Actual 118 GPS on the Highway Straight at HPR into corner 4 with lots of breaking at the 300-200 marker. :eek6:
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MinixB Member
90 LOL
I haven't taken it anywhere to really open him up. The classic Mini's highest speed was 75
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Dave.0 Helix & RMW PoweredLifetime Supporter
If I was on the NAMeless site...I never speed.:aureola:
I did hit 140 mph on the speedo on GA-11 on the way to MOTD from Atlanta.
I still had more to go but slowed down after I rolled up on some traffic rather quickly.:devil:
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I guess I'm the pokey one here, but 95 indicated. I just wanted to see how stable my Cooper felt and if there was more there, which there was. I'm more into the twisties then the raw power thing, but that's just me. I still remember those films they showed in study hall in HS like, "Death On The Highway". :yikes:
Jim
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