cloud9
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- Gary
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If that's the case, 124 is enough for most technical ~2 mile courses as that's about the top end you'll see in the straightaways, even with an 8 cylinder ICE Mustang. Like I mentioned in another post, if you're at BIR, RA, VIR or Utah Motorsports on the full course, you're going to feel like you're in a Miata well before the end of the long straights. I still don't expect a lot of 4500+ lb SUVs competing on the road course. We would occasionally see the CTS-Vs out there which were in the low 4000s, but even that was a stretch. You just wear out and break too much equipment trying to slow down and throw heavy vehicles through the turns on a regular basis. It's tough enough with a 3600-3800 lb ICE Mustang.I understand. However, I believe the PE additions are aimed at making the GTPE more able on road courses, not necessarily flying mile runs. So, yeah, 124 isn’t a big number these days for sure. But, most owners that attend track days/HPDEs will enjoy the ability to lap without battery/power loss issues that have plagued Teslas on track up until recently.
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