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Birds Grand Master

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Holy shit...that thing would break traction in top gear. Weighs about 850kg...that's just...f***ed lol.

Edit: All that technology and it's got S15 air vents? Pfft...

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I'm kind of interested to see how they designed the brakes. They don't look all too impressive from the images but if it can hold grip enough to accelerate that fast and perform equally well on the braking it should be great on the track, as long as you don't understeer into the wall.

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guessing it may be the same as the MT900R

AP 6-piston front calipers, AP 4-piston rear calipers, AP 378mm ventilated front disc, AP 355mm ventilated rear disc, Manually adjustable front / rear brake bias, Optional front and rear upright carbon brake ducts

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mad082 Grand Master

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i will believe it when the numbers are confirmed. not saying it isn't possible or that it won't be fast, but all the info comes from the IAD press release. hasn't been tested by anyone else yet.

also i think this will me be more of a straight line hero than a track car. it will be quick around a track but i think it will be too powerful to be super quick. i think round a tight track much less powerful cars will out perform it, kind of like how the veyron isn't that quick around a track.

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