Was doing some surfing and came across a video of someone in a Patriot doing a 20 mph to 85 mph run. Just got me wondering what the fastest Patriot is, and what top speeds "normal" people drive at. This is all as indicated on the speedo, all speeds in MPH because I'm to lazy to think about kilos and milos and all the other -os those other places use.
Since I don't have a Patriot, I'll just tell you.
Top speed in the Rubicon: 95 mph, no tops or doors. After about 70 the wind just feels the same.
Top speed in the Charger: 129.2 (it has a "high score" indicator)
Top speed on the Kawasaki Z1000: I don't look down at high speeds to check, but I try to maintain 125 as I go through Why?-oming. No reason for that state so you might as well try to get through it quickly. I'd guess pushing 140 is the fastest I've gone on the meat grinder.
Top speeding ticket: 114 in a 75, in a Ford Taurus. I still call bs on that though. The speed limit WAS reasonable and prudent, so I grew up with the floor board as my cruise control. Then all of a sudden some out of stater sued, and the speed limit was determined to be to vague. So suddenly what had always been reasonable and prudent was suddenly "reckless" based on a stupid number. Luckily the state of MT also realized this was dumb. Ticket on the road side, advised to "slow down" and I was on my way. Scheduled phone call to the judge, $75 fine mailed in and that was the end of it.
Top speed in the Rubicon: 95 mph, no tops or doors. After about 70 the wind just feels the same.
Top speed in the Charger: 129.2 (it has a "high score" indicator)
Top speed on the Kawasaki Z1000: I don't look down at high speeds to check, but I try to maintain 125 as I go through Why?-oming. No reason for that state so you might as well try to get through it quickly. I'd guess pushing 140 is the fastest I've gone on the meat grinder.
Top speeding ticket: 114 in a 75, in a Ford Taurus. I still call bs on that though. The speed limit WAS reasonable and prudent, so I grew up with the floor board as my cruise control. Then all of a sudden some out of stater sued, and the speed limit was determined to be to vague. So suddenly what had always been reasonable and prudent was suddenly "reckless" based on a stupid number. Luckily the state of MT also realized this was dumb. Ticket on the road side, advised to "slow down" and I was on my way. Scheduled phone call to the judge, $75 fine mailed in and that was the end of it.