Saleen S7 Twin Turbo Competition

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Phil Frank did good on the original model and, thankfully, it has retained it's stunning looks. đź‘Ť

Though, with over 1000hp at the wheels, I hope it can actually use all that power far better on the track than Bugatti did with the Veyron.
 
I don't know why you guys are debating functional beauty over aesthetic beauty here.... when it first came out I thought the car looked great. Now in it's modified twin-turbo version, it just looks even better. I also love the styling of the European supercars so don't get me wrong here. But this Saleen is on par with them styling and top speed wise.

I'd be really interested to know how it goes on the track, like somebody suggested going to Nurburgring đź‘Ť

ATTN harrytuttle:

Could you please explain the formula you show in post 24? I agree with your thoughts in that post, and I am intrigued by that formula.
 
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ATTN harrytuttle:

Could you please explain the formula you show in post 24? I agree with your thoughts in that post, and I am intrigued by that formula.
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It's the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, albiet in very simplfied form. It helps one come to terms with the fact that -- at quantum scale -- it is impossible to determine a single particle's exact location and direction at the same time. The more accurately you measure the location, the less accurately you are able to measure it's direction of travel.

Other people's work derived from this deceptively simple formula became the foundation of electronic signal processing, wireless transmission of analog & digital data, and all sorts of (mostly) digital processing. The formula is practically philosophic in its complex implications.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle
 
That car is officially #2 on my list of all time anything. Adios CCR, hello S7 TTC.

Of course (asthetically speaking) this thing doesn't hold a candle to the Z06, even though it's in a totally different performance category.


Love the car. Love the power, and even this time, love the color.

Go America!
 

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