Not really clear, but wanted to post is anyways...
Originally Posted by 04BlackMaxx
Whats the point of this 

ok ok, this was sorta pointless. I was hoping we can learn more about our rides but i guess we didn't..
sorry.
if im not mistake i remember reading that and i coulda sworn those times were acheived with the 6 speed...correct me if i'm wrong but havnt people done better with auto's than a 15 1/4 mile?
And to add to that, R&T also produced 6.3 / 14.8 with an acura TL....Arent we quicker then those TL's?
And to add to that, R&T also produced 6.3 / 14.8 with an acura TL....Arent we quicker then those TL's?
Originally Posted by logik05se
if im not mistake i remember reading that and i coulda sworn those times were acheived with the 6 speed...correct me if i'm wrong but havnt people done better with auto's than a 15 1/4 mile?
And to add to that, R&T also produced 6.3 / 14.8 with an acura TL....Arent we quicker then those TL's?
And to add to that, R&T also produced 6.3 / 14.8 with an acura TL....Arent we quicker then those TL's?
If you look at the car's 0-30 time, it is a turtle-like 2.5 seconds. Most cars today are easily a half-second quicker to 30 mph. For whatever reason, R&T couldn't get that car to connect off the line and consequently the times are slow.
A Corvette requires about 1.5 seconds to reach 30 mph. A WRX or Evo requires about 1.2 seconds to reach 30 mph (thanks to AWD and clutch abuse). If a Maxima driver could manage a reasonable 2.0 second 0-30 time, the 0-60 time would drop to 6.0 seconds and the quarter mile time would drop to 14.5 seconds. That's stock. Add your modifications and it only gets quicker.
A Corvette requires about 1.5 seconds to reach 30 mph. A WRX or Evo requires about 1.2 seconds to reach 30 mph (thanks to AWD and clutch abuse). If a Maxima driver could manage a reasonable 2.0 second 0-30 time, the 0-60 time would drop to 6.0 seconds and the quarter mile time would drop to 14.5 seconds. That's stock. Add your modifications and it only gets quicker.
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