Dacia Duster No Limit 3rd video
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 by sms
The Dacia Duster No Limit, which was a whole new entry inside the 2011 Pikes Peak Hill Climb, managed a really respectable 3rd place inside the toughest class in the race - the Limitless class. Driven by a Nissan GT-R engine, the Duster No Restrict was slower than Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima, who ended around the 1st place, and Rhys Millen who came 2nd. Renault's Dacia Duster No Restrict was driven to good results by Jean-Philippe Dayraut, who ran the circuit in 10 minutes and 17.707 seconds.
The Dacia Duster No Limit, though based on a factory car, is greatly modified. It functions a three.8-litre V6 motor, that's tuned to build a massive 850 hp. It's got many aerodynamics upgrades, a fresh suspension program, and brakes the dimensions of planets.
The main highlight of this year's Pikes Peak Hill Climb was Monster Tajima's race, who managed to brake the 10 minute barrier from the program. Tajima and his Suzuki SX4 Hill Climb Particular ran the 19.99 km in the track in 9 minutes and 51.278 seconds. Rhys Millen and his Hyundai PM580 managed a time of ten minutes and 09.202 seconds.
Dacia Duster No Limit 3rd video
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