I know i know the sticky has the true stock nubmers, but what a good website that has stock numbers for EVERY car, not just the max. THe only one i knwo is car-stats.com but i dont think these are right. So if anyone knows a good one, im just interested, so please tell, thanks.

 

max i think carstats.com is pretty close, sure ..every car, test conditions, driver, and tracks are different, but it does give you a good idea !

 

download the free version of cartest. it runs in DOS, but is quite accurate. just do a google search for "car test" then you can mod your car and see what changing things will do to your performance

 

thanks, ill search for that right now. does anyone else have another good site?

 

bump bump bump, anyone got a good website? i really wanna know!

 

www.car-stats.com
www.autosite.com

Both of those have "mag time" listings. But as it goes with mag times they may not even be remotely close to what the cars are really capable of, so take like a grain of salt.

With a $35 copy of CarTest2000 I can dial in the specs for any car and tell you pretty close to what it's capable of and be pretty accurate as long as there's no funky under/over-rating going on. That guy that runs car-videos.com also has a section with performance stats that's based off of cartest software too.

http://www.car-videos.com/performance/


But there's no better place to get the scoop on what cars are "really" capable of than by visiting the forums for them. Who would think that a 95-99 Maxima with "only" 190hp is capable of running high-14 1/4 mile times.

 

Car-Stats.com Report for 1998 Nissan Maxima SE
Obtained from C&D June, 1998 0-60:
8.2
Transmission: Unknown 1/4 Mile:
16.5
1/4 Speed:
84

LMAO!

 

Car-Stats.com Report for 1995 Nissan Maxima SE
Obtained from MT June, 1994 0-60:
6.6
Transmission: Manual 1/4 Mile:
15.2
1/4 Speed:
92


Ahhh much better!

Car-Stats.com Report for 1996 Nissan Maxima GXE
Obtained from Web November, 2001 0-60:
6.5
Transmission: Manual 1/4 Mile:
14.9
1/4 Speed:
93

I have never seen this in a mag!!

 

what site did you get these from?

 

It was from SteVTEC post.

 

thats why i think car stats is b.s. cuz every year change even if its same model and everything, the times change SOOOO much like 14.9 and 16.5.....BUULLL SHEEETTTT

 

Well you would be surprised in the difference a 5 spd and the perfect conditions yield. There are 2 stock 4th gen 5 spds running 14.7, yet a stock 4th gen auto is as slow as mid 16's. Sometimes there is a huge range in performance.