0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

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Postby NoOzL47 » Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:49 am

no idea on 0-100 but i did a 14.95 with a shitty launch and missed 5th
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby Woodduck » Mon Jun 21, 2010 1:04 am

mwboom wrote:3.7 gtech verified

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Thats quick!!!
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Postby smythie » Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:10 pm

It also has twin huffers :lol:

Noozle, for reference, Wheels only managed mid 15's from a 3RB wagon a few years ago. Would have been with half tank of fuel and passenger on board.
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby Woodduck » Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:35 pm

I pulled 15 seconds flat with 3 people (including me) a full boot and a full tank of fuel. Thats with my V-tune, phat quads and short shifter. This was only my second run, and the road had a slight corner halfway through.
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby NoOzL47 » Mon Jun 21, 2010 2:55 pm

Out of curiosity how was that measured? I'd been keen to see how diff the results from the drags compare to the iPhone app
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby jdm rsk » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:03 pm

mwboom wrote:3.7 gtech verified

Better get the gtech checked that's ferrari times
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby smythie » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:14 pm

H6 with two turbos running 11psi. Making 911 GT2 power and torque figures (according to the Pulse dyno). Not inconceivable. BUT I wouldn't take times from any of those G sensor things for gospel. They'd be in the ball park though.
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby swingn » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:25 pm

Have found most of those iPhone apps & G meter thingies to be a fair way off the mark... People have been saying their stock EVO's are running sub 5 seconds for 0-100 is just not right :P

There are some products out there that are more accurate, but they come at a price.

Best way to get accurate times is to hit the drag way... Not to mention it's pretty well the only legal way to do a quarter mile time :P
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby Woodduck » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:45 pm

NoOzL47 wrote:Out of curiosity how was that measured? I'd been keen to see how diff the results from the drags compare to the iPhone app


That was through my ECUdata scan. Not sure if they are reliable sorce or not???

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mwboom wrote:3.7 gtech verified

Better get the gtech checked that's ferrari times


Thats what I was thinking. I had a wheels mag next to me when i read that, and its half a second quicker than one of the $700K ferraris :o
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Postby smythie » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:57 pm

Pull out your wheels mag and check a time for an RS6. Should be comparable with what mwboom's car is capable of
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby mwboom » Mon Jun 21, 2010 4:45 pm

Gday guys

g-tech is pretty accurate when set up correctly. Its not a crap i phone app.
0-80 in 2.3 so a Ferrari, Porsche get hammered up to here.
Having to change gears is where they get better but i guess a $30k transmission will do that and they can do it all day at the track, so the price tag reflects the engineering.

Big power and torque AWD and short gearing 1580kg why is 3.7 so unrealistic?

Anyway its not a dick measuring competition. If you spend big money expect big performance.

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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby jdm rsk » Mon Jun 21, 2010 5:07 pm

mwboom wrote:Gday guys

g-tech is pretty accurate when set up correctly. Its not a crap i phone app.
0-80 in 2.3 so a Ferrari, Porsche get hammered up to here.
Having to change gears is where they get better but i guess a $30k transmission will do that and they can do it all day at the track, so the price tag reflects the engineering.

Big power and torque AWD and short gearing 1580kg why is 3.7 so unrealistic?

Anyway its not a dick measuring competition. If you spend big money expect big performance.

cheers

Sorry thaught your car was n/a :D
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby swingn » Mon Jun 21, 2010 5:41 pm

smythie wrote:Pull out your wheels mag and check a time for an RS6. Should be comparable with what mwboom's car is capable of


RS6 at Compak Attak was running 13.0 - 13.2 consistently down the quarter mile :D
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby massimo.berardinelli » Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:38 pm

NoOzL47 wrote:no idea on 0-100 but i did a 14.95 with a shitty launch and missed 5th

wats donee to yours mate? and how much fuel did you have in the tank?
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Re: 0-100 times.. any times to back up performance mods??

Postby mwboom » Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:57 pm

jdm rsk wrote:
mwboom wrote:Gday guys

g-tech is pretty accurate when set up correctly. Its not a crap i phone app.
0-80 in 2.3 so a Ferrari, Porsche get hammered up to here.
Having to change gears is where they get better but i guess a $30k transmission will do that and they can do it all day at the track, so the price tag reflects the engineering.

Big power and torque AWD and short gearing 1580kg why is 3.7 so unrealistic?

Anyway its not a dick measuring competition. If you spend big money expect big performance.

cheers

Sorry thaught your car was n/a :D

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