TVR Tuscan vs TVR Tuscan

Racing against another Tuscan at Fighting Torque 2.
Standing start over 7/8ths of a mile.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• tvr
• tuscan
• racing
• drag
• airfield

[arxcns]

was the other Tuscan modified or something? That one went like a rocket compared to yours (not that you're slow or anything....) ~

[nellyandsarah1]

@arxcns - He just got a better start that time.

His best time for the day was 28.11s, mine was 27.77s.

Not much more than a squeak of rubbers difference really!

[MrTomcat31]

the Tus (left one) is an S ...380 or 400 bhp haha

Tom

[kpnutswales]

@mynameisphil1 not an everyday car i'm afraid, i use mine maybe once a week in the sun. Its tempramental, expensive, twitchy and tries to kill me all the time but I love it and so do the public when she's out on the street

[PijnigeR]

In-car videos always look slow. Bet that this wasn't slow at all:P

[gogrampus]

u r slow

[GT3LM]

A Tuscan will cost you about £2000 - £5000 per year. It depends how the car has been treated. Don't touch one without a full service history or a log book. Check for blueing of the brake discs and scuffs under the car - these are signs of track day use.

They should be garaged, however if you do not have one then a cover is a must. If you do purchase one, I would highly recommend getting race tuition, even if you think you're experienced. It will be the most valuable money you spend...

[mynameisphil1]

i am thinking of buying one just after xmas...

do they need constant tlc... like garaged, thinking of using it maybe 2 or 3 days a week?

how much would a tuscan cost me a year do you think

also are they really that dangerous... i dont drive like an idiot but i am a little warry becuase of no traction control and abs

thanks guys

[nellyandsarah1]

The best terminal I got was 156mph over the 7/8's mile. Still pulling like a train!

Shame you couldn't keep her, but at least you've been there...

Cheers