Comments by "Golden Croc" (@GoldenCroc) on "760HP PORSCHE CAYENNE TURBO on AUTOBAHN [NO SPEED LIMIT] by AutoTopNL" video.

  1. Hard to do unless they go at night... Too much traffic.
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  2. My old six gear cayenne never uses sixth gear when in sport mode, even at top speed. Dont exactly remember when it shifts into fifth though, but its got a whole lot of revrange and, as said, another gear left at the true top speed.
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  3.  @hquwx6027  I am as big a fan of carwow as the next guy, but their test doesnt always bring out 100% out of the machines for various reasons. Case in point: When they dragrace high power rwd cars on a very low grip runway, and often wet as well to boot. So when cars are reasonably matched, its hard to draw conclusions from it. I think the trackhawk is a bit better than it looked in that test.
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  4.  @haydarbentalis5642  Should be way over 300kmh, real gps speed. In the video it reached 258kmh real GPS speed.
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  5. Even my old one is pretty good :) Just close your eyes when paying after filling up at the gas station...
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  6.  @Deniz-tq4jt  Yep, thats correct.
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  7. This modified version would win vs a standard trackhawk, if both are modified its all about whos got the biggest wallet, as usual.
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  8. What do you mean, there was no such thing going on in this entire video? I watched the video two times and dont see anything unusual at all. The needle behaves perfectly as normal. Are you confusing the shifting gears for in-gear rev variance?
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  9.  @webfreakz  It just a normal rev drop from shifting gear, specifically upshifting from the examples you gave. Do you hear the sound of the engine changes and the orange number in the bottom right of the digital gauge changes from 4 to 5, and later from 5 to 6. Thats the current gear number. Nothing unusual at all.
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  10.  @DrunkNeltey  No way is that what you are seeing. You got something else confused for it. Most likely to me gear change and bumps in the road.
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  11.  @Wreck-Gar  Still dont see anything but normal bumps in the road and normal engine mapping/power variance. No ICE engine is perfectly linear, dont see anything out of the ordinary.
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