I don't know if this is already in another thread, but I'm thinking about going TT with the Z. Can everyone with a S/T or TT or S/C'ed Z give me their estimated 0-60 times? thanks

 

why was this moved to the nitrous section?

 

sadly, the 0-60 times can be less than stock...all about traction

but with the right equipment an a good launch itd be in the 4's

 

low 4's...3.9-4.3

 

the universal answer ,is NO Traction............

 

+1, its after 60 where the fun begins, imho, lol.

 

with good tires it will be in the 3's

 

4.1 sec 0-60mph at 10psi (400whp/trq)

 

if you use a calculator such as this:
http://www.markviii.org/~nightsky/sixty.htm

I'm currently getting 3.17 seconds on slicks (7.77 1/8 @ 94 MPH)

 

lol never tired it.. plus traction sux as$

 

yup.......3's but you need lots and lots of traction......

 

I have done 4.1 on R compound street tires with a road race set up, negative camber, etc. I am sure it could be much faster with a proper drag set-up and drag tires. Never cared to try it, as we like to use these "sports cars" for road racing.



Scott at VRT
http://www.violentracing.com/

 

Yeah, Scott did a 4.5 in my car. I couldn't do better than 7.1 .. LOL, but then again he's a professional driver. That was his first time driving my car too and I was in rthe passenger seat as well as having 300lbs of custom stereo $hit in the back of my car. Take out me and the stereo stuff, give him a few more try's ... I'm sure he could pull a 3.9

 

using that calculator...mine pulled a 3.03 sec. 0-60mph time.....damn.

My 1/8 is 7.6@95mph and that's on my daily driven 18 inch BFG DRs...

 

If you have sh!tty tires. I can dead hook first gear down to about 40 degrees ambient.

 

Yes on a nice cold day my Bfgoodrich T/A KD tires hook up quite nice with A LITTLE spin not much at all... I dont even know when I hit 60 it goes by so quick lol!!!

 

That calculator is "a case scenario" not an exact science at all, I found it to be .2 to .5 of a second off. (example that calc says 4.5 = 4.89 on a g-meter)

 

so what is the exact science then?
How do you accurately determine 0-60 times????

Let's hear it

 

Put a GPS 0-60 unit in your car that measures all these things including G's and step on the gas!

That's how we accurately determine 0-60 times!

 

that would be a good idea