ZR-1 gettting some respect from bimmer board
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Yeah!!!
I've been around the forum,finding info about ZR1`s and this is just
another reason for me to "go for it". Nice to see some respect for
our machines from the BMW crowd.
another reason for me to "go for it". Nice to see some respect for
our machines from the BMW crowd.
#3
Safety Car
Hello All
I am part of the bmw forum. And this is my car they are talking about. It seems funny because on corvette kill stories there is a guy that i raced who posted the kill there on srtforum.com i guess i am getting around
I am part of the bmw forum. And this is my car they are talking about. It seems funny because on corvette kill stories there is a guy that i raced who posted the kill there on srtforum.com i guess i am getting around
#6
Safety Car
Originally Posted by 90 Corvette ZR-1
What mods do you have done that you could work a bike?
#7
Safety Car
Originally Posted by Halloween
Nice kill jhong. When I read that first post talking about the plate, I immediately thought it had to be you.
#9
Team Owner
Originally Posted by sultan 2 ZR1 KSA
i killed a 600CBR a while back
By someone who couldn't or wasn't racing. I own this bike, and it will utterly annialate all stock Z's, all modded Z's - short of a 415. It had my bro's magnuson supercharged C5 for breakfast - he was making 430 rwhp at the time - and lighter than a ZR-1.
#10
Safety Car
There is no dought a sport bike will kill a z or for that matter and fast car out there it is more of the matter if the person on the bike will know how to ride it and push up to those speeds on a freeway. I don't know about you but when i had a bike back in the day i would not push my luck on a freeway going over 130 mph it was just a little to much for me.
#11
Team Owner
I think even the 600 bikes are trapping low-mid 120s now, which means everything in this type of race, so maybe the bike rider was a little unsure of himself. No matter, a loss is a loss.