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Did you happen to see a Revscene member or a car with a Revscene sticker on the road or somewhere? Or happen to see a car of interest that you'd like to share with pictures? Post it up here!
subaru, porsche... both have boxer engines so technically same thing
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A couple things I'll say about the aventador now that I've driven one
1. It's a tiny cockpit in the hard top. I'm 6'0 and I had to wear a beanie as opposed to the full face helmet because I was too tall otherwise
2. The car I drove had 10,xxx miles on it. So relatively new, I found the paddle shifting to be quite delayed and this was in the full race/sport mode
3. I won't say I was disappointed, actually far, far from it. But I would say that I may have expected a little more out of the 700hp V12. The car is an absolute beast both in terms of engine and weight and you really, really feel that in the braking. I've never felt the sensation of that much weight behind me in any vehicle I've driven. Also the aventador Is certainly not a "track" car but the handling was still excellent around the track. Fastest I got up to was the top of 4th gear at 165mph, so about 220-230kms?
My brother who Is somewhat of an anal engineer described to me in detail as to why I may have been disappointed and how HP obviously doesn't translate exponentially when it comes to drag and other resistant forces lol
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A couple things I'll say about the aventador now that I've driven one
1. It's a tiny cockpit in the hard top. I'm 6'0 and I had to wear a beanie as opposed to the full face helmet because I was too tall otherwise
2. The car I drove had 10,xxx miles on it. So relatively new, I found the paddle shifting to be quite delayed and this was in the full race/sport mode
3. I won't say I was disappointed, actually far, far from it. But I would say that I may have expected a little more out of the 700hp V12. The car is an absolute beast both in terms of engine and weight and you really, really feel that in the braking. I've never felt the sensation of that much weight behind me in any vehicle I've driven. Also the aventador Is certainly not a "track" car but the handling was still excellent around the track. Fastest I got up to was the top of 4th gear at 165mph, so about 220-230kms?
My brother who Is somewhat of an anal engineer described to me in detail as to why I may have been disappointed and how HP obviously doesn't translate exponentially when it comes to drag and other resistant forces lol
I have been thinking of making a trip down and doing a few laps. One guy I know just went to the Fontana track in ca. He chose the cayman R. Looks like a lot of fun! And if you don't spend it your wife or g/f will!
Omg...just brought back so many memories as a kid...the way you think about cars when you are a kid...not personal experience of course, but lots of posters and magazine cutouts. I'm friggin' old.
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There was a guy in my neighbourhood that had one. He parked outside the convenience store one day and asked me to watch it for him when me and some buddies were like 8-10 years old and out biking. When he got back and I was still watching it he let each of us sit in the drivers seat. What a rad dude.
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Westopher is correct.
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seems like you got a dick up your ass well..get that checked
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Well.. I’d hate to be the first to say it, but Westopher is correct.
Forgot those supercars....this beaut was just spotted in UBC. The two guys riding in it have apparently been stuck there for 3 hours because the battery died. It came all the way from Belgium.
I was the guy stuck there for 3 hours LOL ahah I didn't expect to find this on here..
Turns out, the fuel gauge wasn't working, so I thought it had a quarter tank in it, ran it dry and sucked a bunch of crap into the carb and killed it. And then the battery died and I had to get it towed back as apparently nobody has a booster pack that works on a 6V battery, imagine that Bump starting it would have been an idea but it required me to push it along Wesbrook Mall and I wasn't ready to make that effort..
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wonder if it has the mount for the 50 cal
No, its missing quite a few pieces
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