Drivetrain Who else has 0-60 under 6 seconds
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Who else has 0-60 under 6 seconds
Just want to share my video's I just took showing that my car does 0-60 In under 6 seconds both times I used a computer stopwatch and came up between 5.8 and 5.9 seconds. So Alta has taken off over .5 seconds off my car with just Intake, Turbo Inlet Hose, & Unichip ECU. I'm sure the time could of be even lower seeing how I've only been driving stick 4 months now.
0-90mph
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VzwR9Aihmn4
0-100mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-1QRbPE_k
0-90mph
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VzwR9Aihmn4
0-100mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-1QRbPE_k
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Just want to share my video's I just took showing that my car does 0-60 In under 6 seconds both times I used a computer stopwatch and came up between 5.8 and 5.9 seconds. So Alta has taken off over .5 seconds off my car with just Intake, Turbo Inlet Hose, & Unichip ECU. I'm sure the time could of be even lower seeing how I've only been driving stick 4 months now.
0-90mph
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VzwR9Aihmn4
0-100mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-1QRbPE_k
0-90mph
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VzwR9Aihmn4
0-100mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-1QRbPE_k
Still quick though
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Just want to share my video's I just took showing that my car does 0-60 In under 6 seconds both times I used a computer stopwatch and came up between 5.8 and 5.9 seconds. So Alta has taken off over .5 seconds off my car with just Intake, Turbo Inlet Hose, & Unichip ECU. I'm sure the time could of be even lower seeing how I've only been driving stick 4 months now.
0-90mph
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VzwR9Aihmn4
0-100mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-1QRbPE_k
0-90mph
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VzwR9Aihmn4
0-100mph
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-1QRbPE_k
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My MINI doesn't make the possible wheel hop sound in the clip, how can we really be sure it is that without seeing the wheels?
I can only vouch for the nice gains that come from the mods from ALTA that I've invested in.
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True, but it would be cheaper for me to visit a drag strip then get a digital video camera, not to mention that I prefer to stay legal.
#17
Do a 30- 70 Run in 3rd
Push the Sport Button, and also push and hold the DSC/ASC button until the warning light comes on. This will give you max boost when engaging overboost, and will disengage the traction control. Slow down to 20 in 3rd, and hold there a few seconds. Floor it. The boost will pick up right before 30mph. Do not use the digital speedo.... it not only has hysteresis, but it is much easier to get a good manual time using that big, fat speedo in the center. The analog dial allows one to visually anticipate the pointer crossing a mark, and will give more accurate timing results. The numbers on the digital flash by so fast, they're hard to interpret.
Once the run starts, click the watch at 30mph using one finger. When it crosses 70mph, click the watch again and simultaneously let off the gas. If one can see it, look at the digital speedo. It will keep going up after you let off the gas, will probably display around 75 before it goes down.
Once you are cruising, you can put the stopwatch down. You don't have to look at it until you stop.
I had to practice some before I got the stopwatch down pat. I learned when to glance at the speedo to time the run, didn't have to keep glancing back and forth. Also had to learn the best way to start the run to get the most consistent runs. I tried speed control on at 30mph, and punching it, that was pretty inconsistent. Tried launching at speeds just below 30, 20 was the most consistent with my car. This is starting about 1400 rpm or so. I didn't really pay attention, except to see that it was not too low. My first efforts yielded results that varied from 5.13 to 5.62s. Once I found the best way to launch my car, I got runs more consistently, but not close to the 5.13s. The next test runs were 5.28, 5.34, 5.28, & 5.34, in that order. I went back in cooler air, and ran 2 runs with the A/C off. I got a 5.16s and another 5.13. I will do 4 runs later to verify these results.
futureal33 has a thread started, it would be good to post the results there, also. How about it, Bigjoeski? Both of you do the test and post the times. I'm not considering 0-60, I like to take care of my clutch and I don't jerk my car around, bark tires, etc. The 30-70 is easier on the car, and to me, looks pretty indicative of average hp over the fattest part of the torque curve. It's the most fair test I've seen yet.
Over at MINI2, they have an extensive thread about this particular test, and one can find a ton of times with R53s also. One can compare times with different mods. You can compare R56s to R53s. We could do the same thing here. Perhaps some of the UK guys could repost over here. I think I'll mosey over to futureal's thread and post.
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I wasn't sure if this would work for an automatic so prior to purchasing a stop watch I decided to see how it would work. This particular test (30 - 70) in 3rd does not work with an automatic. The automatic will prevent you from reaching redline. It cuts power prior to reaching the end of the test because of the high RPM value. It cuts power at approximately 6150 RPM.
If I do not put it into full manual mode I would be able to collect some times but it would include at least one automatic shift into 4th gear.
If I do not put it into full manual mode I would be able to collect some times but it would include at least one automatic shift into 4th gear.
#21
Just did a 30-70mph Pull in 3rd gear. My time was recorded with a computer stop watch.
I'm getting between 5.15 and 5.25
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/M...-In_166530.htm
I'm getting between 5.15 and 5.25
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/M...-In_166530.htm
#23
Please do a 30-70mph average of 4 runs, if the auto will allow keeping it in 3rd thruough the run. Do it on a 65mph road, like a long on-ramp. You can do this with a $5 stopwatch, and still drive, holding the both the wheel and stopwatch in your right (or left) hand, keeping both hands on the wheel.
Push the Sport Button, and also push and hold the DSC/ASC button until the warning light comes on. This will give you max boost when engaging overboost, and will disengage the traction control. Slow down to 20 in 3rd, and hold there a few seconds. Floor it. The boost will pick up right before 30mph. Do not use the digital speedo.... it not only has hysteresis, but it is much easier to get a good manual time using that big, fat speedo in the center. The analog dial allows one to visually anticipate the pointer crossing a mark, and will give more accurate timing results. The numbers on the digital flash by so fast, they're hard to interpret.
Once the run starts, click the watch at 30mph using one finger. When it crosses 70mph, click the watch again and simultaneously let off the gas. If one can see it, look at the digital speedo. It will keep going up after you let off the gas, will probably display around 75 before it goes down.
Once you are cruising, you can put the stopwatch down. You don't have to look at it until you stop.
I had to practice some before I got the stopwatch down pat. I learned when to glance at the speedo to time the run, didn't have to keep glancing back and forth. Also had to learn the best way to start the run to get the most consistent runs. I tried speed control on at 30mph, and punching it, that was pretty inconsistent. Tried launching at speeds just below 30, 20 was the most consistent with my car. This is starting about 1400 rpm or so. I didn't really pay attention, except to see that it was not too low. My first efforts yielded results that varied from 5.13 to 5.62s. Once I found the best way to launch my car, I got runs more consistently, but not close to the 5.13s. The next test runs were 5.28, 5.34, 5.28, & 5.34, in that order. I went back in cooler air, and ran 2 runs with the A/C off. I got a 5.16s and another 5.13. I will do 4 runs later to verify these results.
futureal33 has a thread started, it would be good to post the results there, also. How about it, Bigjoeski? Both of you do the test and post the times. I'm not considering 0-60, I like to take care of my clutch and I don't jerk my car around, bark tires, etc. The 30-70 is easier on the car, and to me, looks pretty indicative of average hp over the fattest part of the torque curve. It's the most fair test I've seen yet.
Over at MINI2, they have an extensive thread about this particular test, and one can find a ton of times with R53s also. One can compare times with different mods. You can compare R56s to R53s. We could do the same thing here. Perhaps some of the UK guys could repost over here. I think I'll mosey over to futureal's thread and post.
Push the Sport Button, and also push and hold the DSC/ASC button until the warning light comes on. This will give you max boost when engaging overboost, and will disengage the traction control. Slow down to 20 in 3rd, and hold there a few seconds. Floor it. The boost will pick up right before 30mph. Do not use the digital speedo.... it not only has hysteresis, but it is much easier to get a good manual time using that big, fat speedo in the center. The analog dial allows one to visually anticipate the pointer crossing a mark, and will give more accurate timing results. The numbers on the digital flash by so fast, they're hard to interpret.
Once the run starts, click the watch at 30mph using one finger. When it crosses 70mph, click the watch again and simultaneously let off the gas. If one can see it, look at the digital speedo. It will keep going up after you let off the gas, will probably display around 75 before it goes down.
Once you are cruising, you can put the stopwatch down. You don't have to look at it until you stop.
I had to practice some before I got the stopwatch down pat. I learned when to glance at the speedo to time the run, didn't have to keep glancing back and forth. Also had to learn the best way to start the run to get the most consistent runs. I tried speed control on at 30mph, and punching it, that was pretty inconsistent. Tried launching at speeds just below 30, 20 was the most consistent with my car. This is starting about 1400 rpm or so. I didn't really pay attention, except to see that it was not too low. My first efforts yielded results that varied from 5.13 to 5.62s. Once I found the best way to launch my car, I got runs more consistently, but not close to the 5.13s. The next test runs were 5.28, 5.34, 5.28, & 5.34, in that order. I went back in cooler air, and ran 2 runs with the A/C off. I got a 5.16s and another 5.13. I will do 4 runs later to verify these results.
futureal33 has a thread started, it would be good to post the results there, also. How about it, Bigjoeski? Both of you do the test and post the times. I'm not considering 0-60, I like to take care of my clutch and I don't jerk my car around, bark tires, etc. The 30-70 is easier on the car, and to me, looks pretty indicative of average hp over the fattest part of the torque curve. It's the most fair test I've seen yet.
Over at MINI2, they have an extensive thread about this particular test, and one can find a ton of times with R53s also. One can compare times with different mods. You can compare R56s to R53s. We could do the same thing here. Perhaps some of the UK guys could repost over here. I think I'll mosey over to futureal's thread and post.
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