Sunny

Stating their goal is not by any stretch of imagination claiming any records. What you did, is raise a bogey man, knock it down and when questioned about it, come up with a very untenable answer. Pretty cheap stuff.

marcei

You're funny, what does their statement "hunting down CGT" mean, if not the intention to beat the CGT time? (and what is a bogey btw?)

Sunny

And how is having the goal of beating CGT's time equate to claiming any record?

And I meant straw man, not bogey man - I guess need some coffee.

marcei

Both qotes "hunting down CGT" (take CGT as the fastest road legal production car)
+ "Second goal is to going after the EDO Competition Porsche, 7:15." (EDO time is the record for street legal modified cars) are literal translated implications for breaking a record, don't they?

Sunny

Those are the times they aimed for. What do want them to do? Aim for the slowest times? I didn't see any thing from Loaded where they claimed the time they set (7:22) is a record of any sorts.

Just_me

if they want a record they would spell it. Radicals have been faster than the EDO so they wont have any record even if they beat that EDO.

Giannis

BMW POWER baby

Tycoon

Sure, but Radical is way too different from those two; EDO and Loaded are tuners of stock cars - therefore they can compete with each other... Radical? No. It's time should be compared to Caparo's (if available/measured at all).

Just_me

there is hot debate on the net about Radicals. People have different opinions about them. Some think its roadcar, others think not.
Whatever the case is, Radicals are faster.

Tycoon

I repeat: they may be faster, but they aren't the same league/class - therefore, they don't compete afaic!