Time for stock 96' se 5spd
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I was just wondering on my stock 96'se with 85,000 miles on it and running perfect, what do you think a 0-60 time would be. its a 5spd and im farely good at driving stick ??
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You know, I was wondering the same question. I would assume that power or performance would decrease as the car got older. However with my 84K, everything is running well and I am getting 25 mpg combined city and driving. I don't drive like a granny, but I'm not speed racer either. I just like to feel the power every now and then and even to redline. Any one out there have "official" times of relatively stock 95 or 96 SE's with a stick?
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Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 10,163
From: Northern Jersey
same wit me
Originally posted by rll96se
You know, I was wondering the same question. I would assume that power or performance would decrease as the car got older. However with my 84K, everything is running well and I am getting 25 mpg combined city and driving. I don't drive like a granny, but I'm not speed racer either. I just like to feel the power every now and then and even to redline. Any one out there have "official" times of relatively stock 95 or 96 SE's with a stick?
You know, I was wondering the same question. I would assume that power or performance would decrease as the car got older. However with my 84K, everything is running well and I am getting 25 mpg combined city and driving. I don't drive like a granny, but I'm not speed racer either. I just like to feel the power every now and then and even to redline. Any one out there have "official" times of relatively stock 95 or 96 SE's with a stick?

How good a driver are you? If you shift well and your clutch is in a good operating condition, then mid to higher 6s are possible. However, if you are like most of us and are just okay at driving a 5speed, then I would aim for about 7.0 to 7.4 seconds. Try it on the highway WITH NO ONE ELSE AROUND a few times and find out. God I love how fast these little things are...
Originally posted by medicsonic
. God I love how fast these little things are...
. God I love how fast these little things are...
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