[GhostWhite]

I did 4 runs, my best time was 6.989 sec. A perfect launch happened at 2500rpm with manageable wheel spin and on the edge of grip in second gear. Now since I'm 5400ft above sea level, turbo cars are 1 second slower at 5400ft then at sea level. 2 seconds slower for n/a cars. I like to think if I was at sea level I would have run a 5.989! My slowest time was around 8.5 seconds when I launched at 4500rpm and just sat there spinning tires for a second.

Tried to do a quarter mile run but I don't have the roads to do that much. I got 1 mediocre run at 15.3 sec @ 92.2mph, the 0-60 was 7.5 on that run.


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[shmi]

I'm pretty terrible at launching. Always have been I measured a little over 7 seconds stock but haven't plugged in my OBD2 reader since then.

I've never been able to hit or exceed a manufacturer's advertised time - not without mods, anyhow. Case in point I have no idea how they got 4.7s to 60 in my previous car (E46 M3), best I could muster was 5.2 or thereabouts. That said, given the COBB 93 tune, it's probably decently quicker to 60 than a stock one.

 

[DAC17]

It's hard to duplicate performance benchmarks like that. First, many of the people who do the testing are professionals, and know the skills. Second,


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[DAC17]

Sorry...didn't finish. they also beat the heck out of the cars to get those times. You may not be willing to do the same to your car.


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[94Gt5.0]

It's hard to duplicate performance benchmarks like that. First, many of the people who do the testing are professionals, and know the skills. Second,


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Ive always thought it was pretty easy to match or beat the "standard" numbers and I wouldn't call myself a professional, a good driver, but not a professional! I remember running my stock 04 Mach 1 at the strip and cranking out 13.1X's all day, while some of the other nodded ones were running 13.9+ lol. Just about getting familiar with it and a little trial and error to see what works!