Down in Victoria, Texas they run something each year called the Texas mile. Essentially you bring your car and if it meets the safety standards you get to drive it as fast as you want down a mile long aircraft runway. This year at the event, M2K Motorsports showed up with a heavily modified Ford GT and they set the track on fire.
That Ford GT went 293.6 MPH in the standing mile. If you don’t know what a standing mile is, you line up at a dead stop and you have a mile to accelerate to your top speed. The base car is a 2006 Ford GT using the factory 6-speed. The car uses a MoTeC ECU, massive twin turbos, and other gear.
The car did a quarter mile at over 167 MPH. To slow it down a drag racing parachute was included. The 293.6 MPH run is a world record for the standing mile.
M2K Motorsports Standing Mile World Record 2006 Ford GT 293.6 MPH
Here is the in car video of M2K Motorsports's Standing Mile World Record 293.6 MPH run (3/26/2017) equipped with an Accufab, Inc. prepped 5.4L controlled by a MoTeC M800, CDI-8, C125 at the The Official Texas Mile in Victoria, Texas.Video was taken with Motec Systems USA's HD VCS System, which records video in 1080p @ 25hz with CAN data overlay.Vehicle: M2K Motorsports Prepped 2006 Ford GTEngine: Accufab Racing Ford GT 5.4LTransmission: Factory Ford GT 6 SpeedECU: MoTeCData Acquisition: MoTeCIgnition System: MoTeCWiring: NCS DesignsTuning and Calibration: NCS DesignsSuspension and Aerodynamics: Ahlman Engineering*Edit 3/27/17 Added transmission info
Posted by NCS Designs on domingo, 26 de marzo de 2017