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LOL! like London busses you wait for one and two come!
Unveiled on 3 March 2020, the 765LT is a limited (765 units worldwide) version of the 720S and the successor to the 675LT as a Super Series Longtail car, focused on track performance. The M840T engine is now rated at 765 PS (563 kW; 755 hp) at 7,500 rpm and 590 lb⋅ft (800 N⋅m) of torque at 5,500 rpm achieved with a higher-capacity fuel pump, forged aluminium pistons and a three-layer head gasket from the Senna.
LOL! like London busses you wait for one and two come!
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"193.7
S1: 145.7
S2: 173.9."
Top Speed Standing Mile MPH
S1= 1/4 mile speed MPH
S2= 1/2 mile speed MPH
I've been using these resulting systems for years because you very obviously get the trap speeds at three separate plot points.
I don't really need them now so the results go back years there. Just a heads up the navigation is sometimes frustratingly difficult.
S1: 145.7
S2: 173.9."
Top Speed Standing Mile MPH
S1= 1/4 mile speed MPH
S2= 1/2 mile speed MPH
I've been using these resulting systems for years because you very obviously get the trap speeds at three separate plot points.
I don't really need them now so the results go back years there. Just a heads up the navigation is sometimes frustratingly difficult.
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Gradients and half and half paint jobs seem to be in fashion for Mclarens! For the most part it's not my cup of tea and suit the Speedtail more.
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Even by McLaren standards that is wild! Even by MSO standards that is wild! Going off the license plates guess things just ARE bigger in Texas!
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I wonder if staff discount applies? Or perhaps a company car? Ultimately it's his and that's all that counts!
Maybe do a few laps in before the next race? Might set quicker times LOL!
But very sweet car. On the Solus boards they eventually swung me onto the Spider!
Also AP we should remember this one, strictly unofficial but I know OF someone close (atleast so they state anyway) to HQ that because the 750S has sold (out?) so well and it was supposed to be the LAST non hybrid McLaren, because of that they're seriously considering production manufacturing the 750(S)LT because they'll sell everything! LOL!
We will have to wait and see but Mclaren is learning from Lamborghini and the NEW boss is ex Ferrari anyway!
From what Ive heard, we can expect to see one more limited edition off of the 7XX platform but its unlikely to be a 750LT, probably more along the lines of the 620 R.
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The Black Mamba!
These McLaren 765LT Spiders by MSO are everywhere! And their incredible too!
A side note I very rarely if ever give endorsements to anyone. But in Rafa's case I'm compelled to do so. His channels small enough that he's always interacting with his subscribers the content is also good too, and he's a straight up very down to earth guy- and he's got an F5.
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£700K? Jesus Christ that's alot of money!
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Yes. They don't modify their cars as far as I'm aware.
BUT Mr Barnes been a little busy with that sexy Aston Martin, but the AutopNL 720S breached the 1 mile mark under 25 seconds- just at over 200MPH! I looked at Autocars figures for the McLaren P1 and other than trap speed at the 1 mile marker, she's beat it! LOL!
If that's not a hypercar I don't know what is! I've to triple check everything though!
I haven't looked at the Rimac Nevera numbers yet but over the weekend I will!
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Oh dear.
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I just picked a car and it was the Mclaren 765LT!
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