There are no "right" conditions to race on public roads.The question did say in the right conditions, so I would think this as meaning - no other cars on the road, no sign of the police and good weather.
Are there "right conditions" to test/enjoy the car's performance? I have pushed to 155 MPH with literally no living thing in sight for well over half an hour.
Have you ever been on Hwy 95 in Oregon, heading for Nevada? I knew something up ahead was up: no traffic, for miles; nobody behind me was going to catch me, so perfectly safe from that direction; no side roads, only an arrow-straight two lane highway visible for miles, and no traffic, at all, in either direction
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Your car can do 168. Ive done 145 this month.
You should get out more. Go for a nice drive through the countryside or a desert.
You can safely race someone up to the speed limit from a set of traffic lights. No offence for how fast you get to the speed limit. I'm not talking 'fast and furious' here Adam.
Oh, wait, I see what I said there: no, I did NOT go 155 MPH for half an hour. I meant that my window of opportunity was over half an hour long. I only touched 155 once; I did a few runs prior to that reaching into the 140s. It was a glorious afternoon.
Did you happen to see your fuel gauge at that speed? Can you see the needle moving?Oh, wait, I see what I said there: no, I did NOT go 155 MPH for half an hour. I meant that my window of opportunity was over half an hour long. I only touched 155 once; I did a few runs prior to that reaching into the 140s. It was a glorious afternoon.
