A: Yeap its a C7 RS6 , the newer 4L V8 one.
B: I'd guess it's still OEM but fitted with the 186mph limiter (very lose term) from the 600hp Performance version which has the power raised from 550hp and limiter increased from 155 to 186mph by Audi. That limiter does nothing BTW, the 155 limiter doesn't activate to 170+ on the stock car anyway, LOL Audi.
I put that guess of OEM Performance version down to the following - from the video below - the slowness of the acceleration from 60mph (when he boots it at 2 seconds) up to 200mph (52 seconds) where it's taken 50 seconds to go from 60-200mph with a very slow top end vs my car at only 735hp where I reach 206mph from standstill in just 36 seconds (vid on youtube), plus my top end swings around much faster than the cars in the videos suggesting my car had far more power to beat wind resistance than this did.
Just watch the acceleration difference between these two runs -
vs my 206mph run in Germany -
https://news.sky.com/story/police-t...ideo-of-car-driving-more-than-200mph-11992337
Just read this, and I find myself drawn here..... (I'm 99% sure thats a: an RS6 & b: not a standard one?)
Joking apart, watching the video, it looks sped up, which I'm presuming it isn't - just wow (from a speed perspective) - things happen so quick at that rate of knots......
*snip* I've had 44tons @ 95MPH ,once,but, I couldn't do that! ! !
vs my 206mph run in Germany -
EBS (electronic braking system) trailer brake failure whilst travelling downhill (M5,Portishead - Clevedon area) pulling a low loader with an earth mover on the back, I was inbetween jobs and helping a mate out who runs an earthmoving business, I wasn't used to the weight differences in all honesty, entirely my bad , I said 44t, it was probably nearer 65t combined weight.Now that's something! What did you use to do that, something like an R730? I mean, that speed and load compared to stopping a 2T car with big brakes from twice that.. I'd be more comfortable with the car every day.
I think the huge power in an estate is great. If you've got the money to do this stuff, why not. Epic fun.
One handed, whilst filming with his phone in the other hand and past traffic and THEN posting it on Youtube/Facebook to brag - Yeap, high IQ big brain driver there!
I imagine the police are going to hunt whoever it is down regardless. What a dummy for filming it let alone with 1 hand at 202 mph.I wonder if he was smart enough to remove his plates. There are cameras everywhere in the UK so one must have picked them up.
The fact that it whips through 1st gear as if you've blipped the throttle in neutral, and how it composes itself after squirming from 1st to 2nd before powering off and not starting to let up at all until it's way past 130 really shows just how much power is on tap. Crazy.
I wonder if he was smart enough to remove his plates. There are cameras everywhere in the UK so one must have picked them up.
Can a CCTV camera even pick up your plates if you're going that fast? Genuine question - I have no idea.
Can a CCTV camera even pick up your plates if you're going that fast? Genuine question - I have no idea.
The camera doesn't have to catch his Reg when he's speeding, he'll be on numerous camera's and on ANPR when at much lower speeds so they've just got to track him first. I posted this on PH -
You've a known small stretch of road (M-Plod can tell you exactly where it happened - North-bound M23 just after J9 apparently) passing a distinctive vehicle (the HGV carrying a large 'concrete' structure or sign on the back) in a small window of the day (12 hrs at most 8am to 8-pm but most likely in the afternoon rather than morning looking at the shadows) to watch say 30-60 "tapes" on fast forward until you see that HGV at that section of the M23. Then trace the tapes backwards/forwards until you get a nice clear shot of the Audi plate (possible ANPR once time/date known) and maybe even view more tapes (APNR maybe) to track the cars journey from start to finish. All about 8hrs of police work at absolute most.
There are places for driving at those speeds are allowed, like race tracks and test facilities for V-max tests.
The camera doesn't have to catch his Reg when he's speeding, he'll be on numerous camera's and on ANPR when at much lower speeds so they've just got to track him first. I posted this on PH -
You've a known small stretch of road (M-Plod can tell you exactly where it happened - North-bound M23 just after J9 apparently) passing a distinctive vehicle (the HGV carrying a large 'concrete' structure or sign on the back) in a small window of the day (12 hrs at most 8am to 8-pm but most likely in the afternoon rather than morning looking at the shadows) to watch say 30-60 "tapes" on fast forward until you see that HGV at that section of the M23. Then trace the tapes backwards/forwards until you get a nice clear shot of the Audi plate (possible ANPR once time/date known) and maybe even view more tapes (APNR maybe) to track the cars journey from start to finish. All about 8hrs of police work at absolute most.