Would like to know the fastest anyone has taken a left or right turn (through a intersection) with 205/50/15's, stock 2.0 motor and stock suspension without sliding? Just curious on what my car can do?

Ya gotta slide, Man.. otherwise it's no fun

No, seriously, save the fast cornering for AX. You can find out a whole lot more out on the parking lot or track. Saves lives & 914's

.........b

Watch some of the a/x vids in the "Paddock".

2nd gear turns are around 45-55 mph.


KT

with Bruce. though I would argue that sliding sure is not the fastest way around. Now a good drift is another thing entirely. Find a PCA, SCCA or POC autocross venue to learn how.

Though depending on how the rest of the suspension is set up, the answer to your question will vary a lot. 60+ mph is do-able in a left hander of the approximate radius of an intersection.

What is the radius of the turn?

The question really can't be answered.

Somewhere between 5 and 100 mph.

with Ury914, too many variables.

The radius would be a standard street intersection.

My engine and suspension is not stock but 55 + is doable. Of course someone

else was driving it at the time.

Best way to find out is to go run a few autox's and find out for yourself.

And an autox is a much more forgiving situation, as you have room to spin without any curbs that can wreck or flip your car if you get the corner wrong.

We ran the Hoopa Hillclimb with the Redwood Region Sports Car Club. They have guys from all over your area. They run lots of autox’s.

Here is their website: http://www.redwoodmatrix.com/carclubs.htm

Nice people and I think they liked the 914 people they met at the Hillclimb, i.e., we worked our asses off.