Nismo34Yes, that would be the only way to get an accurate comparison out of the two, stock.
I fixed your comment, since I know you are tired and that's what you meant. 8) You're welcome.
As for the poor, oft-picked on OP.. I still see no reason that your original test was an invalid test of suspension. Yes speed-wise, you gave the Murcielago an advantage, but not while taking corners.. Which making them enter and exit at closer to the same speed would be MORE accurate to compare, than stock vs stock. No reason why an air filter and an oil change would make the testing obsolete. Thank you.
On to better things. (still not buying the DLC)... Thank for your insight OP!
Nismo34But you add acceleration which alters the way the car behaves on the throttle through the corner, thus why it affects handling and therefore results in an Inaccurate test.
And in context, the correction wasnt actually needed as it was clear I was referring to your comment about testing them stock. Had it been unclear what was being referred to, yes, your correction would be.... Well, correct.
the only thing was done to Murcielago was some Cats and Air filter parts installed to put them both on ruffly the same power level, only 40-50 hp gain, it's irrelevant!
If this discussion is not in your taste, that doesn't make me fail, i have a valid point!
Thats why I picked Tsukuba; Horsepower isnt vital there. Its also not a fair comparison adding power to one... This is the most fair way to have conducted the test.
This is by far the most stupid comment I read lately on the forums.
So does this mean the following? (Im thinking in real life)
Top Gear Jeremy clarckson says to Hammond: 'hey the Aventador hasn't got as many HP as a Veyron, so lets put some in it...', or 'now we cannot compare those....' :S
As for all testers and comparisons made about all different cars, please do make the comparison when the car is stock. You cannot make a comparison when you completely tuned a car and flexed some of the gear settings... Read: That is NO comparison anymore!
Alright, Earthbound, now that you have what you're looking for, you can stop giving me the failed English lesson and leave us to collect our data our way.
Viper, 0.172 difference between the averages of stock/non-stock... Thats a decent gap...
Yeah, The 40 HP extra showed as well, its was harder to remain on the line for the stock version, had to adjust the line to fit the power it had which for surely shows in the last part of it, that average should drop with the 40 extra HP as well
Sputnik, exactly what did you do to the Murcielago when you did your test?
Phil, there is alot of time left on the track, you are driving them at 600+ Hp, I have a time of 2:34.750 at 493HP (only way i could possible get to the track is on seasonal) Just letting you know, not saying anything bad![]()
SputnikNot that i'm complaining about Aventador, i love the way it is, but!
Testing both cars i get ruffly the same lap times, i hope you're aware of Aventadors new suspension technology and that it is much better than Murcielago handling wise!
Testing on SPA with a bit tuned Murcielago LP640 to 699HP i lap 2.16.5xx and with stock Aventaror with 715HP i lap 2.16.3xx (the gap within a margin of error, so i would say they are the same), cosidering 15HP difference and Aventador being 100 kilos lighter, i thought it would be a larger gap. Also physically, Aventador does not feel any sharper in turns than Murcielago!
Note: Muscielago was tuned to match Aventadoe's power, for handling test only!
What do you think?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyF-8Bkn6JI
You don't get it. Tuning up cars is suppose to make the car better in many ways, try a stock vs. stock comparison and you will see the difference