Had Some FUN With a Merc SLS...

Started by OmegaAnglesey, 23 August 2012, 18:30:39

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dbug

#15
Not dissing your 2.2 mate - its an Omega.
But if you think any Omega is a match for an SLS Merc you really are in your own world  ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)  Get real  ;)

At 125mph the SLS is only "ticking over"  ;)

My boss has a 5.6 AMD Merc and that is quick enough
1972 Ferrari Dino, 1967 Triumph TR4A, Mondeo 2.0TDCi Estate, Jaguar XJ 5.0V8 Portfolio

OmegaAnglesey

Quote from: dbug on 25 August 2012, 22:06:40
Not dissing your 2.2 mate - its an Omega.
But if you think any Omega is a match for an SLS Merc you really are in your own world  ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)  Get real  ;)

At 125mph the SLS is only "ticking over"  ;)

My boss has a 5.6 AMD Merc and that is quick enough
Was on that day buddy,   :y


On the "PRIVATE" roads the speed limit is for everyone as we know so doesn't matter if you have a 3000000.0000L V100 engine the speed limit is the speed limit, Just depends who wants to push their luck on the "Private" Roads of the UK....


(Im always in my own world when driving ::) )


Did i mention this was done on a PRIVATE Road ?  :y


;D

Dishevelled Den

Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?

Dishevelled Den

Quote from: OmegaMan2.2 on 23 August 2012, 21:11:43
Quote from: r1 on 23 August 2012, 21:05:59
looks to me the yellow van is the fastest
Large queue ahead around the bend the van almost crashed trying to catch it pumping loud music out along the way.

I would have thought that to be a very good reason why such speeds are ill-advised given the typical road conditions of today.

TheBoy

Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.
Grumpy old man

OmegaAnglesey

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:50:00
Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.
She had plenty more in her didn't have the space in front, Also she was drinking petrol probable below 10mpg easily   :y

TheBoy

Quote from: OmegaMan2.2 on 25 August 2012, 22:55:37
Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:50:00
Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.
She had plenty more in her didn't have the space in front, Also she was drinking petrol probable below 10mpg easily   :y
Did you buy it off a chap called Imber?
Grumpy old man

Dishevelled Den

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:50:00
Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.

I never pushed my Desmond much beyond 60 I must admit - if I wanted a spirited drive I took the Prius out. ;D ;D ;D :-*

Dishevelled Den

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:57:55
Quote from: OmegaMan2.2 on 25 August 2012, 22:55:37
Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:50:00
Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.
She had plenty more in her didn't have the space in front, Also she was drinking petrol probable below 10mpg easily   :y
Did you buy it off a chap called Imber?


;D ;D ;D - I miss Marty all the same.

OmegaAnglesey

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:57:55
Quote from: OmegaMan2.2 on 25 August 2012, 22:55:37
Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:50:00
Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.
She had plenty more in her didn't have the space in front, Also she was drinking petrol probable below 10mpg easily   :y
Did you buy it off a chap called Imber?
Don't know anyone called Imber ? .. Got it locally for just over £200 with 8 months tax & 5 months MOT from an old head teacher 3/half years ago ... ive spent like 2k on her over the years since then  :)
Who was/is Imber if i may ask ?

Elite Pete

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:57:55
Quote from: OmegaMan2.2 on 25 August 2012, 22:55:37
Quote from: TheBoy on 25 August 2012, 22:50:00
Quote from: Dishevelled Den on 25 August 2012, 22:44:34
Is a Desmond capable of going as fast as 125 mph?
Just, given enough time to get there. The Merc could get there in about 10s. The 2.2, probably about a minute. With a tail wind, downhill.
She had plenty more in her didn't have the space in front, Also she was drinking petrol probable below 10mpg easily   :y
Did you buy it off a chap called Imber?

;D ;D ;D Tea all over the monitor now ::)
Retired

Elite Pete

The bloke in the Merc probably couldn't see from crying so much with laughter at the bloke in the 2.2 Omega screwing the conkers off it he couldn't find second gear ;D ;D

I overtook a TVR Griffith the other day, ok the driver of the TVR was in the shop he'd parked outside but it amounts to the same thing
Retired

tunnie

I can't believe you seriously think in anyway shape or form, that you were on par with it, keeping up or staying anywhere near a Merc SLS.

No day, no minute no second could any Omega be a match.

583 Bhp, from 6.2L in something which weighs the same as an Omega  ;)

I think 2.2's are fantastic engines, very reliable, dead easy to work on, smooth for a 4 pot if well maintained. But power, no. When you were hitting the red line keeping up, I suspect the Merc was not even trying, and changed down at around 3k rpm  ::)

OmegaAnglesey

#28
As said she had plenty more in her, had her upto just under 140?? At night :-X Some time ago on a privat road like.. Even then there was a little left ... Maybe the 17" wheels has messed up the speedo or someone has done something to the engine or something who knows.. Either way I still left that Merc   ::)

OmegaAnglesey

Quote from: Elite Pete on 26 August 2012, 10:54:37
The bloke in the Merc probably couldn't see from crying so much with laughter at the bloke in the 2.2 Omega screwing the conkers off it he couldn't find second gear ;D ;D

I overtook a TVR Griffith the other day, ok the driver of the TVR was in the shop he'd parked outside but it amounts to the same thing
it was very smooth actualy at that speed and very stable on the road just the same as 70mph  ;)